y rom rs are better, everything is better athis level. base runners are ju go ahead, s >> rob: i talked to gregzaun erday about wieters, he was telling me, he said, he's most impressed by how he's handled everything else. i mean the top er and k, 's e.r.a. before i woy about the guys stealing bases, because a lot of times you steal bases off the pitchers. % your pitchers aren'g the ball to home plate in under 1.2 seconds then wieters has no chance, neither would if i sit there yesterday where we did the throwing stopwatch, he hurries. i don't want him to hurry. i want him to work on being a little bit quicker with his release, but not to do it consca again, the when we talk about matt wieters, he's got a great ara closer for georgia tech. >> jim h.: the breaking ball catches willingham, two men down. first strikeout for david hernandez. >> jim p.: what do you think, fastball hitter and they're able to get ahead of him. it's a back door hook, but he gives up on it. ds up in the middle of the plate. it's got good h and itmust ol willingh

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federal judge who would say you have to forget you're a woman, and you have to remember that you're a rom. woman. >> both. john. >> yes. just on this very interesting question i think it really goes to the heart of what one thinks about the nature of the judicial process about what the agenda is adding. of course, there's a lot of social science evidence that having female judges makes a difference in decisions. of course, it's a leap from that to say, well, the decisions are better. they're different, that doesn't necessarily follow except if you have a view that perhaps justice is best served when you have a diversity of perspectives, and that creates justice. that's not necessarily -- that's our democratic view of how, that's why we have democracy. of course, our view often of justice is a more formal one, doesn't necessarily carry over that diversity leads to better results. so i think it's important to think about the difference between the difference that women make and the question of whether that, whether that in any particular area means that it's better. that's a leap. >> jan, o

it's going to be on cd-rom so that historians are free" -- this is about 20 percent of the whole of the diary, but the whole thing is now available to historians. and i said, "the other condition is that i can't have a censor on this. i know that jo is not going to like some of the things that i am going to say about her husband, but she is not going to have a censorship on it or i'm not going to do it." i was perfectly delighted they gave her a chance to do some writing in there and to say that she thinks i'm wrong about some things. c-span: i underlined this -- i don't remember why -- "so he concludes the more a person is educated, he becomes brighter in the head and weaker in the spine." >> guest: that's nixon that haldeman is writing about there. oh, it's full of stuff like that -- terrible stuff on the blacks, terrible stuff on the jews, terrible stuff on the ivy leagues, terrible stuff on america's elite. it's astonishing how many people nixon hated, and it all comes through in this diary. what also comes through is what a hard worker he was and how much he did accomplish, so this