mr. comley. mr. cook, the supreme court question. >> ideally i'd like to have someone that models thomas jefferson and for freedom. i think of chief justice roberts right now, someone along that caliber is who i would like to nominate to the supreme court. i think he would be a good -- someone similar. >> i think i want to focus on ethics in the judiciary. i'm having a lot of problems with judges who are ignoring facts and making orders and judicial judgments based on bias. so i think that's a big issue. we have to tackle the bias in the courts and in the federal courts, there's really no remedy to remove a justice at this point so maybe some kind of legislation to enable that feature to eliminate a justice. >> thank you. mr. martin? >> president reagan appointed the first woman to the supreme court and i'm a little embarrassed to say i can't remember her name right now. sandra day o'connor, thank you. i thought she was a very effective justice because she came out of the political process. she's she

mr. comley. mr. cook, the supreme court question. >> ideally i'd like to have someone that models thomas jefferson and for freedom. i think of chief justice roberts right now, someone along that caliber is who i would like to nominate to the supreme court. i think he would be a good -- someone similar. >> i think i want to focus on ethics in the judiciary. i'm having a lot of problems with judges who are ignoring acts and making orders and judicial judgments based on bias. so i think that's a big issue. we have to tackle the bias in the courts and in the federal courts, there's really no remedy to remove a justice at this point so maybe some kind of legislation to enable that feature to eliminate a justice. >> thank you. mr. martin? >> president reagan appointed the first woman to the supreme court and i'm a little embarrassed to say i can't remember her name right now. sandra day o'connor, thank you. i thought she was a very effective justice because she came out of the political process. she's she'