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campaign without a memorae debate and, truly, david talked about the gettysburg speech which is a rablch, without a memo galvanizing address by either candidate. and donald trump chose to make it about personal grievous,t abople who weren't grateful to him, people who weren't loyal t him, by mistreating martha mcsally in arizona thisek at a gratuitous rudenesthat was just unthinble for any national leader. >> woodruff: one other thing that happeond this week, it think we've ever had, david, a supreme court justic confirmed this close to an election. amy coney barrett was confirmed by the senate monday. she took her place at the court on tuesday. she hasn't written an opinion yet that we know of, but the court is edg, ing toward's weighing in on some ballot questions. what do you make of that? do you see it having an impacti, tely, here? >> well, the first thing i cases they are taking.ume of e supreme court doesn't have to take cases, but they're taking a lot of election cases and a lot of it is an w yu should stop counting votes, wh count the mail-in ballots. i think their decisions h

know officially about that the state of his health bought based on his age and his sex alone how long rable is he to to more serious to more severe symptoms yeah i mean we know he falls into several categories of people who tend to experience more severe symptoms of coded and and to need hospitalization so his age his obesity has been mentioned a lot of fact that he's he's male and there seems to be a male predominant in serious disease and hospitalization and i.c.u. care and fatality and then you know and then of course he's had some mystery visits to walter reed in the past where people speculate about what might have happened and he's on a in a cluster allowing agent so we can assume that he has some corn area artery disease and so you know he has more than one the risk factor but that's across the population and how that plays out in an individual person we never know and as many people have said he still is more likely than not to do ok but as we hear of symptoms of course we worry that his factors are actually causing him to fall into a category of people who who will go on to be more

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try to limit the executive, and i think we judges should be reminded that even the most venner in rabl of our predecessors, oliver wendell holmes, louis brandeis, in retrospect deferred too much and that we should, while recognizing the importance of distinctions and the relative roles between the judiciary and the executive and congress, when it comes to matters like speech, comes to matters that are just fundamental to the operation of democracy, we shouldn't defer too much even when there's great concern about threats to our nation or perceived existential threats. >> i think it's been true throughout the history of the united states and we have made some dreadful mistakes, think of the internment of the japanese-americans in world war ii, a vast overreaction and that wasn't even a law passed by congress, it was an executive order. big supporter was warren. and the supreme court got into the act later but yeah, it's okay. >> i think there's an important exemption to what justice ginsburg was pointing at, which was what the court did about guantanamo at a time when there were, you kn