rosenblatt is a senior strategist and conducted this survey for c-span. wasson joins us. how are things shaping up on capitol hill one-month away from another government funding deadline? card the government shutdown situation is president donald trump. she has repeatedly called for a good government shutdown to get his border wall funded. at this point, congressional leaders are not sure if he will try to provoke that. talking to associates about the possibility, thinking it's a good political move. over immigration before the midterm election. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan are intent on avoiding that at all costs. they have set up a strategy were they will try to pass serious packages of appropriations bills. most of the government on a full year funding and leaving homeland security, the state department, the justice department and,'s department on a stopgap through the election and that's the planet to september but it could run it to some turbulent times toward the end if donald trump insists on redoing some of these bills. he is

host: adam rosenblatt is a senior strategist who conducted the survey for c-span. we appreciate your time this morning. thank you for walking us through it. --cently conducted they met with teachers. they talk about teaching kurt events and checking news and sources. this is about an hour. >> i would like to welcome all of you high school teachers to c-span, to spend a couple of days with us. we are anxious to learn how you do your business and what you think about today's educational institutions. what i will do is go through each of you and find out where you're from, what your name is, and ask you questions about the world at large, and get your response to that.

. >> adam rosenblatt as a senior strategist with psb, psp conducted the survey once again suspended we appreciate your time. also watching us to it. >> thank you. >> up next a democratic primary debate for massachusetts first congressional district between incumbent richard neal and challenger tahirah amatul-wadud. today is the primary in the district and both candidates talk about infrastructure, the farm bill and president trump's tariffs. this is hosted by wgby and is about half an hour. >> twenty-fourth welcome to debate between democratic candidates, incumbent richard neal and challenger tahirah amatul-wadud. the debate is brought to you by the league of women voters and average eb white. either moderator carrie saldo. the debate rules are as follows. our audience members have agreed to stay silent. candidates it up to 90 seconds to answer each question and up to 30 seconds for additional thoughts or rebuttal and later each candidate will have one minute for a closing statement. a coin toss a determine our order. we asked the public to submit their questions for the candidates and

joining us is adam rosenblatt, who conducted a survey. days before the number nation hearing process, talks about americans attitudes towards brett kavanaugh. they support the president's nominee? at 1000 likelyok voters and 39% of americans likely voters are for judge kavanaugh's nomination. 35% opposed and there is 26%, one in four are undecided. who: do people have a sense brett kavanaugh is, are they engaged on this nomination right now? 69% who say are there are following it a lot and this is comparable to what we've seen in the past, for example on neil gorsuch's nomination. host: these nomination fights can fallout along party lines. does the american public view the supreme court as partisan? guest: they do. viewing thislly fight for a nomination in a partisan context and viewing the court itself as a very partisan, becauseal animal all they know is about the court is there are no cameras in the court is that taste on washington, d.c., they assume that -- like democrats and the publicans and cars because they are provided no evide

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on our website at c-span.org, and joining us to walk through the findings of that survey is adam rosenblatt, a senior strategist with the firm, psv, who conducted the survey for c-span. adam, with just days to go before this nomination hearing process starts, talk to us about americans' attitudes towards brett kavanaugh. do they support the president's nominee? >> so we took a look at 1,000 u.s. likely voters that polled just completed last week, and 39% of the american likely voters say they support judge kavanaugh's nomination. 35% oppose, and there's 26%, so essentially 1 in 4 who are undecided or have no opinion. >> do people have a sense who brett kavanaugh is? are they engaged? >> they are following the news. there are 69% who say they're following it a lot or something and this is fairly comparable to what we've seen in the past, for example, on gorsuch's nominations. >> these nomination fights can fall out along party lines, but does the public -- does the american public view the supreme court as partisan? >> they do. they're actually viewing this fight for the nomination in a very

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. >> adam rosenblatt is a thetegist and conducted survey for c-span.we appreciate your time this morning. tonight atjoin us 8:00 eastern on c-span for a profile of brett kavanaugh. senatethe start of the confirmation hearings, we look back to his previous confirmation hearings and talk to people who knew the judge. >> i do think that some of the the supremes in court's history have been moments of judicial activism the dred scott case, like the lochner case where the court when outside its proper bounds, in my judgment, in interpreting clauses of the constitution to impose its own policy views and supplant the proper role of the legislative branch. >> i spent several weeks, actually, before that really looking at other people, all the people on president trump's so-called shortlist. and i came to the conclusion that i thought, no disrespect to the others, that brett kavanaugh was the best. >> our rights hang in the balance in this nomination, and brett kavanaugh's resume alone is not enough to merit a yes vote when our right thing in the -- when our rights hang in the balance. announcer:

on our website, c-span.org, and joining us, to walk through the findings of that survey, is adam rosenblatt a senior strategist, with the firm csp, who conducted a survey for c- span, -- choose to go before this nomination, process begins -- process about americans attitudes, towards brett kavanaugh. do they support the president nominee? >> we took a look at 1000 u.s. likely voters, and the pole was just completed last week, and 39% of american likely voters say they support judge cavanaugh's nomination. 35% oppose, and there is 26%, so essentially one in four, this time that are undecided or have no opinion. >> do people have a sense, who brett kavanaugh is? are they engaged on this nomination right now? >> they are following the news on it. there are 69% that say they are following it a lot, or some, and this is -- comparable to what we have seen -- on -- nomination. >> these nomination -- can follow along party lines, but, does the american public to view the supreme court, as partisan? >> they do. they are actually viewing -- fights for the nomination, and the partisan context, and the

adam rosenblatt discussed the survey on "washington journal." a newc-span is out with survey looking at americans attitudes when it comes to the supreme court. it's available on our website at c-span.org. joining us to walk through the findings of that survey is adam rosenblatt, senior strategist surveyfirmed the for c-span. with days before the confirmation process starts, do they support the president's nominee? guest: we took a look at one thousand u.s. likely voters and 39% of american likely voters say they support judge kavanaugh's nomination. 35% opposed. there's 26%, so essentially one in four, at this time who are undecided or have no opinion. host: the people have an idea of who judge kavanaugh is? guest: there are 69% who say they are following it a lot or some. this is fairly comparable to what we have seen and looked in the past on gorsuch is nomination. >> these nomination fights can fall out among party lines, but did the public view the supreme court is partisan? guest: they do. they are viewing this fight or nomination in a very