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judy show. aybe not so much in terms of mise.j. talked earlier about walter lippman. but in counter to the walter lippman verification we might throw in a lot of john dewey as well, modeling in mind i think that can repair some of the damage that is damaged by the punch and judy how. >> we often find -- we'll have politicians' office contact us and say why don't you guys look at this ad or this claim that my opponent is making. sometimes they will provide valuable information to help in the fact check but a lot of times a politician's fact check of another politician doesn't really get to the claim. it is kind of countering that claim with other claims. it is not always beneficial to have politicians fact check one another. >> i would love to see that sort of activity. whether he would have an effect i'm really not sure. what i'm wondering about is how to get from here to there. the change in norms in the last 25 years, you used to have much more of this activity 30-40 years ago. whether we can get that level of bipartisan community level together again, simply don't

. >> brangham: judy, to talk about the politics surrounding this and more, we're joined by amy walter, national editor of thepo "cootical report," and susan page, washington bureau chief for usa today. good evening. >> hi. so we still don't know who the president has chosen for his nominee to the supreme court, buthere's already a huge political fight brewing, a lot of political crourrents. currents. amy, take us through what you've seen so far. >> the first isow difficult o easy it will be to get the nominee through the process, getting the arings and a vot before the midterm elections. i think regardless of who the presidentics p, republicans will rally around the person. there may be one or l twoike susan collins or senator murkowski could defect, but i think you will get all republicans on board and thmoe is muc pressure on democrats from red states, three at least under intee.e press so this seems more likely than not that whoever the nom going to be a unifying figure for republicans, will make it through the prloocess. ho it drags out and how contentious is hearings are will be

re yang: judy, we will talk about that, and in politics monday. we're joined by amy walter, national editor of the "cook political repoge," and susan washington bureau chief for "usa today." amy, welcome. we don't even have a nominee yet but we're already debating the nominee's positions on issues. >> of course, john, this is where we live now. we don't have to have a candidate to already have battle lines. we know this in this polarized environment weretty much kno how most peb members of the senate will vote regardless of who the nominee. is so the actual tarts in terms of vulnerable or senators who could flip their vote is very narrow, that is why we are talking so much abonut a hadful of democrats in red states who are up in 2018 and then a couple of republicans, lisa murkowski sfrom alaska, an colins from main, the next real fight and i think this is a fietd that will go beyond the nominee and maybe even beyond the vote is is defining the terms of th debate around what this. is you already see democrats talking about this, this say referendum on roe v. wade and on acce

judy show. maybe not so much in terms of misinformation. you talk about walter littman, to counter the walter littman verification, we might throw in a lot of john dewey there as well, which is to say that modeling something like conversation aiming towards shared purpose, we need a lot more of that. if that is what you have in mind, i think that can help repair some of the damage that was done by the punch and judy show. >> we will have a politicians office contact us and say hey, why don't you guys look at this ad or this claimant my opponent is making, and sometimes they will provide valuable information to help us fact checked, -- checks, but a lot of times a politicians fact check of a weather politician doesn't get to the claim. it is countering that claim with a clean -- claims. >> i would love to see that sort of activity, whether it would have an effect, i am really not sure. i would about morris had to get from here to there. the change in norms of the last 25 years in the u.s. congress has been astonishing. used to have much more of this activity 30-4