this white it is useless for their purposes there is the grazing known - - grays ellen but then the black information which is insider-trading. >> talk about the insider-trading case against a hedge fund manager steven steven:and sec capital. >> the two-year central characters that the heart of the story are the two former portfolio managers matthew end michael. and matthew is currently

this white it is useless for their purposes there is the grazing known - - grays ellen but then the black information which is insider-trading. >> talk about the insider-trading case against a hedge fund manager steven steven:and sec capital. >> the two-year central characters that the heart of the story are the two former portfolio managers matthew end michael. and matthew is currently serving a fairly lengthy prison sentence of a one appeal. and mr. steinberg was convicted but then later overturned after an appeals court made a ruling that made a much harder to convict someone for insider trading. . >> the next panel will be underway promptly fell. it is about repeal and replace with what? we have a little bit larger panel moderated by 1n of the staff writers that specializes in health care. bill cassidy is a republican senator from louisiana who authored his legislation jill barton is a republican congressmen from texas the former chairman and currently the vice chairman of energy and commerce executive vice president for public affairs at america's health insurance plans and of princi

my wife, mary ellen bork, in the gray suit -- my daughter,ellen bork in the burgundy, my son charles, and my sonrobert, jr. and as senator hatch mentioned, mrs. potter stewart,who is a neighbor of ours, is with us today. welcome all. thank you for being here. i want to begin by thanking the placingmy name in nomination for this most important position. i amflattered and humbled to have been selected. if confirmed, i assure the senate that i will approach the energeticallyand enthusiastically and will endeavor to the best of my ability tolive up to the confidence placed in me. i also want to thank president ford and senators dole and danforth and congressman fish for their warm remarks in introducingme to the senate and to this committee. as you have said, quite correctly, mr. chairman, and as othershave said here today, this is in large measure a discussion of judicial philosophy, and i want to make a few remarks at the outset on that subject of central interest. that is, my understanding of how a judge should go about his orher work. that may also be described as my philosophy of the