host: you probably saw the story from a couple of weeks ago, senator john eddie from louisiana rationing a judge being nominated to be a district judge and couldn't answer basic lessons about the constitution. does that show a larger issue as far as the biden nomination and who they are putting forward? guest: my guess it was more of a one off. i have seen senator kennedy do this or to gotcha weapons. some of he asked were maybe i could've answered but teaching constitutional law, this is not necessarily the way you want to do the confirmation process. i know that has not been a problem with most of these nominees because they have asked them tough lessons and they have been able to answer them but announcer: you can watch the rest of this if you go to our website, c-span.org. house speaker kevin mccarthy and other members of congress are at the southern border. >> a little over two years ago, she literally left the country with her force of intellect. at one point, she went to a hearing after being asked multipart questions of constitutional law. now justice barrett was asked to hold up

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host: you probably saw the story from a couple of weeks ago, senator john eddie from louisiana rationingge being nominated to be a district judge and couldn't answer basic lessons about the constitution. does that show a larger issue as far as the biden nomination and who they are putting forward? guest: my guess it was more of a one off. i have seen senator kennedy do this or to gotcha weapons. some of he asked were maybe i could've answered but teaching constitutional law, this is not necessarily the way you want to do the confirmation process. i know that has not been a problem with most of these nominees because they have asked them tough lessons and they have been able to answer them but in a number of cases, the people got through committee with one or two republican votes. i do not think by any means the people being appointed are unqualified. we look pretty closely at the recommendations and the people we have recommended -- recommended, heard of people nominated have been people we recommended. they are people who we have carefully vetted and we believe they are highly qualified

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eddie. so didn't matt other the dogs. >> good point. john marvin was also on the stand today.he brother of alec murdaugh. one of the first people that he called. we don't have this turned around yet. this is his younger brother. he broke down on the stand talking about how well he knew paul. let's play this first sound bite that we. have go ahead. >> i have a hard time talking about paul because we have a very special relationship. but i knew him very well. i'll do my best to answer any questions about him. >> martha: so he went on to say, jonna, that he cleaned up the murder scene. he said he cleaned up tissue, he cleaned up blood, brains, piece of skull. quick thought on that and then we have to go. >> it's heart breaking. but why was he doing it? why wasn't sled doing it? that's the big question that the defense will put forward. >> martha: thanks, jonna. great coverage. good to have you here. the new details that we're getting about the health of john fetterman is coming up next. rty. they customize your car insurance. so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go a

john heilemann. former aide to the george w. bush white house and state departments, elise jordan is with us. professor at princeton university, eddie glaude jr. is with us. great group we have. a lot going on this morning, joe. >> a lot going on. we're going to, obviously, start in georgia. but, john heilemann, you know, sometimes there's statements that are layered with ambiguities. you listen to them, and the more you listen, the more you think, well, maybe, maybe there's a mitigating factor here. maybe this person meant this. maybe they meant that. no. the more you hear donald trump's call with the secretary of state of georgia, demanding one more vote than he lost by, it keeps getting worse every time. every time i hear it, i come away with it thinking, there's just no way they're not going to indict that guy in georgia. >> the only slight amendment i'd say to that, joe, is it was pretty clear from the beginning. we all heard it the first time. what was so stunning when we first heard it was, man, that's naked. there was not a lot of, like, parsing to do when you first heard it. what's amazing is every time you go back to it, i