but souter got a pass on this and maybe just because he wasn't seen as that important in terms of the coaches that smack courts precedents. >> scalia and ginsburg are notoriously good friends off of the bench. what was the relationship on a personal level between kennedy and scalia? >> do we know? >> they was neighbors so i think it is a little bit like as they was close initially, and then they kind of drifted apart. there is a story and i do not know if it is true, but scalia did a cost kennedy verbally outside of his house, a lunch talk is coming up and mike again, and i forgot and failed to mentioned that smack mentioned that mike was on this panel because emily had to cancel a couple of days ago, and so you will see mike twice. what we are going to do is we are going to take a short break for you to get your lunches in the other room. bring them back and there may be signs that say no eating, so ignore them. bring your lunches back and in about 5-10 minutes, we will have a discussion directly about citizens united and other speech cases. think this panel very much.[ applause ] >>

bush has acknowledged that probably his biggest mistake was nominating david souter for the supreme court. i understood it had come down to edith jones who is a wonderful america loving, brilliant jurist, former chief justice of the fifth circuit court of appeals in new orleans, but it came down to edith jones and david souter, nd that i was told by one of edith's close friends that she was asked to fly to washington and actually was at the white while ith david souter president george h.w. bush was rying to make up his mind. edith and suter were both waiting to find out who was going to be tabbed to go out into the rose garden, wherever they did it, to make the announcement who was going to be the nominee, and supposedly, i was told, hadn't confirmed, that had apparently was john sununu who said, i'm sure mrs. jones is a great jurist. would be a great jurist. i don't know her. but i know david will be a terrific supreme court justice. they said go get suter. ay suter was a bush appointment, does not define who he is. it doesn't tell you anything about who he is. orned -- on the other han

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safe i think we were heard we had eminent people like former ambassador jack matlock who was about souter during the reagan years we had former senators we had intellectual leaders we had political and social economic leaders it's very hard to be heard these days sophie but if one doesn't try the role of the nation is to be an alternative dissenting voice and to foster not policed debate and i think that's critical in these times because we've had a degradation of debate. you know it's one thing that pains me and i think you followed this is that those who call for better relations with russia are sometimes called pro russian now or in times always thirty minutes yet and i know you know people and two people one a democrat one republican i recommend to your viewers representative roe conn who represents silicon valley in california he tried to see tries to speak for diplomacy he is called names or senator rand paul who was here a few months ago a republican from kentucky he too believes there should be a working relationship so this is not radical it is now but it should be commonsense so

in when she stepped down 2008, no less than supreme court justices antonin scalia a, david souter, and ruth bader ginsburg joined in the luncheon here in washington, d.c. to celebrate her historic 17 your tenure. attend new york law school in no small part because of the prospect of learning from this world-renowned free-speech advocates who i first came to admire in college when reading her 1995 book, "defending pornography, free-speech, sex, and the fight for women's rights . i quickly learned that despite her fame and accolades, she provided -- she prides herself first and foremost on being a teacher. to her passionate, cogent, and interactive lectures, she teaches her students to approach questions of constitutional law with a nuanced and nonpartisan mindfulness of legal precedents. outside of the classroom she is a tireless advocate and mentor to current and former students alike. i have no doubt that without the education and support that professor strassman has provided me i would not have the great honor of serving in the department of justice today. strassman continues to teac

. >> are you pleased that the got the land count souterred early. >> yeah, yeah. absolutely.: we'll find out those official numbers the deadline is 12 noon on sunday for reporting. we think we'll get a better idea in a few hours. let you know how scott-nelson numbers summed up. pete: i will sum it up. nelson is going to lose and lawyers are getting paid. jedediah: brenda snipes should not have a job right now. how she has a job is a miracle. ed: with scott looks like 53 vote. win for the president. he lost the house as we noted. what do the democrats want to do they ran on we're told the economy and healthcare. all these important kitchen table issues. the first thing they talked about after winning the house is investigating the president, some 85 subpoenas. the second thing look at "the washington post." they want to raise your taxes. democrats face early division over rules for tax hikes. here is what the story says a g.o.p. rule that requires three fifth super majority in the house. democratic leaders would replace it with a rule requiring a super majority vote to approve