almost 50% of americans strongly agree the decisions have an cuba accou -- impact on their every day lives. that 82% number you mentioned, it's bipartisan. it cuts across the parties. everybody feels strongly that what happened with the supreme court was an important factor in their vote. >> can you walk us through the methodology of the survey, who you polled and what took place and what was the margin of error. >> it's been conducted very recently. we conducted online interviews from march 7 to march 9 last week. we conducted 1,032 interviews among likely voters. the maurgin of error is 3.05% with a 95% confidence level. if it were possible to sbrinterw all americans, 19 times out of

president's pick to be the next supreme court justice neil gorsuch begins his confirmation process starting at 11:00 a.m. the committee will hear opening statements with questioning of the nominee slated for tuesday. watch it live at 11:00 a.m. eastern monday on cspan 2. cspan recently participated in a poll of whether or not cameras should be allowed in the supreme court. we talked about that this morning on washington journal. >> so what do you think about the u.s. supreme court? we're out with a new survey today. joining is robert green. he's the pollster. thanks for being with us. let's go through the highlights. according to the survey, 90% said that the supreme court decisions effect their lives and 82% saying that the supreme court appointments were a consideration in their vote in