mr. henderson: helen was saying i think, do your job.e was saying to the senate, working people do their jobs every day and the president has done his job and now it is your turn to read your point is that if the next justice it will be to terms of the court that will not have the full complement that the court has had in the past. to assume that there are not important issues that come before the court where the full complement is necessary is simply wrong. the supreme court takes a very few select number of cases. next week for example the court .ill hear oral argument the question is whether the mandate required under the aca to provide insurance to cover a variety of women's health issues including contraceptives is consistent with the religious freedom restoration act. you want a full complement of justices wrestling with these issues. one of the things about merrick garland is that he has been identified on both sides of the someone who will come to the court with an eye toward working .ith all sides an answer that will help unify

. >> henderson: mrs. kiriakis, is there anything i can do? >> maggie: uh, no.ust--i just wanted to be with my husband this morning. >> victor: i'll be back in the office soon. just have a list of all the calls i have to return on my desk. no, do not contact philip. philip will not be returning to titan. in fact, send a memo out to all the department heads. from now on, they report to me and only to me. >> brady: hey, uh, dad. is there any chance that you and marlena could attend a small party tonight? well, i know the timing isn't great, but i have an announcement to make and i wanted the whole family there. edge of the square. great, thank you. i'll see you there.

mr. wainstein: gentle man in the fourth row? henderson, the washington institute for near east policy. you made a reference to core al qaeda and the remaining leadership of it being in afghanistan and pakistan. there is a very symbol question here. why is it still in pakistan? on this platform we had the pakistani advisor on foreign affairs to the prime minister of pakistan, and he had been -- was in washington for a strategic dialogue. give any sortanis of committed to getting rid of al qaeda leadership in pakistan, and if so, did they give a timeframe on when they were accomplish this? ms. monaco: i will not speak specifically to conversations with him, but i will talk generally about our cooperation .ith partners in the region we want to have a strategic relationship with the pakistanis across a range of issues, and they have taken steps over the last year or so to conduct thetary actions in areas of fat that are quite difficult -- that are quiteta difficult and denied for a long time to their forces. we look forward to working with them against al qaeda where we can and we will con

henderson, nevada. good morning, republican line. caller: happy easter. this like the media or anybody else does not ask the most important question to the candidates running. mrkennedy, to facilitate her campaign promises, however get past the house and the senate? i do have an answer and what would be your answer? hello? host: thank you proposing the question. to nevada, good morning. caller: good morning. my call. for taking i was going to talk about health care, but i changed my mind in listening to some of the callers . i would like to talk about the caucuses. nevada had caucuses and eight years ago, i complained privately and nobody listened to me. when we went in with the caucus, there were 50 of us in the heavenly call him an eight in the obama column. then the republicans, their caucus was over so they came and registered as democrats for a day and obama won. the same thing happened this year. the republicans have their caucus after hours, and you are supposed to be a registered republican for 10 days before you can vote but they did it again. registered, pardon me, for bernie sanders. just a flukes are and i think they should be changed. another call