youth, the more we ll have a better and positive life and state and future. . voices from the states on c-span. confirmation hearing for allison ide. she is nominated to replace justice neil gorsuch on the u.s. 10th circuit court of appeals. she testified before the senate judiciary committee along with four nominees for federal district court judgeships in alabama, georgia, and north carolina. this is two and a half hours. good morning and welcome, everyone. especially the nominees and their families to today s nominations hearing. today we ll hear from two panels. on the first panel we ll hear from justice eide nominated to be circuit court judge on the tenth circuit court. did i get the pronunciation i don t think? aaige. second panel, senator coons, do you have any opening remarks today? excuse me. thank you, senator for the opportunity to serve alongside you as the ranking member in today s confirmation hearing. i d like to welcome each of the nominees, their fam
good morning and welcome, everyone. especially the nominees and their families to today s nominations hearing. today we ll hear from two panels. on the first panel we ll hear from justice eide nominated to be circuit court judge on the tenth circuit court. did i get the pronunciation i don t think? aaige. second panel, senator coons, do you have any opening remarks today? excuse me. thank you, senator for the opportunity to serve alongside you as the ranking member in today s confirmation hearing. i d like to welcome each of the nominees, their families and friends of the united states senate. congratulate you on your nominations. and i look forward to posing questions to you. the positions to which you have been nominate ready important in the federal judiciaries we know is a bedrock of our constitutional democracy. judges do the very hard work of resolving disputes between real people, cases that determine whether criminal trials and sentences are fair and ensure most t
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and what dick grasso and what police commissioner said people are getting too sanguine, too blase, we re forgetting. he is right. all new yorkers, all americans, should absolutely praise the job a kelly has done. he kept the city safe, this city as the commissioner said, is the prime target of those who to inflict pain on american. neil: he was criticizes those who want to run this city. he should be worried, we as new yorkers should be worried. re kelly ray kelly has devised most elaborate and effective counterterrorism program in the history of this country, new york city is the plumplum of the terrorist eye. you heard him say 16 plots over last 4 years new york city at the center. they have kept us safe, i think our mayoral hopefuls would do well to sit with ray kelly, take histic po tease, i say expertise, and hope they are smart enough to find a way to keep ray kelly involved. neil: i do want to ask you a question on the subject, why didn t you run? i had a
headquarters. on the right-hand side of your screen, we re awaiting the next shot fired in trump s battle with the union boss. chuck jones is holding a news conference over the carrier deal. and the fallout after calling the president-elect a liar. and this could be a decisive weekend for the secretary of state pick. aides to the president-elect say former critic mitt romney is still in the running, despite some of trump s most trusted advisers publicly gunning him down. i just was reflecting what i saw on the grassroots. i had not seen blowback like that in quite a while. and i do want to ask you about that blowback. hold on one second, kellyanne. are you still seeing blowback to the possibility of mitt romney being chosen? yes. and the reason is it has a lot to do with the disloyalty and what he said in those remarks. obviously, donald trump has extended an olive branch, because that s how he is. cnn s sunlen serfaty following all the developments from washington. g