he retired to a place in the mountains near livingston, monta. what is your relationship with them?>> pretty good. they have a son who is a writer. it frays a little around publication time. i use my life even in my fiction. even in my non-fiction. woe the tides of parents who have a son that wants to be a mem wearist. >> how old are they? >> my dad, 70. my mom, 69. >> my dad is retired. my nom is a retired nurse. >> next novel was, she needed me. that's about abortion. it dealt where the culture wars. the last book, my heart bargain. the theme to that is thoughts of mormanism. >> which one was the biggest seller? >> i think up in the air. that was a different book. it was really a book trying to grapple with a society starting to become infat u waited with mobil phones and business travel. it was set in air planes and airports and ht miss for tur of being published happened. rss it sold very well until 9/11. the cover showed a bunch of businessmen traveling around and one crashing. it didn't sit well. the sales crashed. >> going back to your mom in hassle ton, well-known drug treat

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monta congratulate you on your nomination and i also want to start out with a couple of personal words. your nomination idea with a great sense of personal pride. you are indeed a very special woman. you have overcome adversity and disadvantage. you have grown in strength and determination and you have achieved respect and admiration for what has been a brilliant legal and judicial career. if confirmed, he will join the supreme court with more federal judicial experience than any justice in the past 100 years and you bring with you 29 and a half years of the varied legal experience to the court. by this standard, if you are well qualified. in your 11 years as a federal appellate court judge, you have participated in 3,000 appeals and authored roughly 400 published opinions. in your six years on the federal district court, he were the trial judge in approximately 450 cases. for four and one-half years to prosecute crimes as an assistant d.a. in new york city and he spent eight years litigating business cases at a new york law firm. what is unique about this broad experience is that you

they can control costs and you are going to take all of these 100 million people come up with the monta a government plan that tells doctors, we will not pay you what it costs to see that patients. if you don't think that is trouble brewing, look at the health systems in the european system. they are dying under the weight of their system and as a matter of fact the fastest-growing part of their system are people who are escaping it in getting their own private health care insurance. americans deserve better. people like the states of michigan who built the middle class, who built this notion that you could work really hard and by the way you get great health care is part of your employment is destroyed by this system. if you are a cancer survivor, look out. if you are somebody who has a serious ailment that takes very complicated treatment, look out because you are going to have to call up a bureaucrat in hope to god his calculator is more compassionate and smarter than your doctor and i would yield back my time. >> reclaiming my time and i thank the gentleman is fashion. our subcommit