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From caseys, has this phrase. minors benefits from consultation about abortion, talking about consultations. >> you are adding a requirement here. beyond the state of texas requirements that there would be some sponsors show who may or may not be consulted of this decision and the clock is i can thing on her pregnancy. >> a couple of things there, senator, you said you are adding. i am not adding. i am a judge. the policy is being made by others. i am deciding whether the policy is consistent of...

To do be as careful as i can in following the press in this supreme court. >> let me ask you a personal question, whats the hardest job you had in your life? >> i worked in construction when i was 16-year-old for the summer, 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. my dad dropped me off every morning at 7:00, 6:55. he wanted me to be early. and, thats probably the one. i also should say, i had what one person, i guess law business, -- i started that probably eighth grade or maybe seventh grade. i cut my parents l...

Direction. i am a judge. >> let me close by saying this. i am just a judge, i just follow precedents and i hope it is the case. i know there are much more to your job than that. >> i agree. >> the fact that you are the center and everyone else saw this the other way. should give us a pause when you say i am just following the question. . >> i am proud of that opinion because it details the laws in that case. and to your point that other judges disagree, there was a case that i had about ten year...

Brian garner on the law of judicial president. it is 900 pages long. i have not read every page either. >> it is not meant to be read word-for-word. >> let me ask you a basic question then we can work our way into that. when people go to court, should they expect a different outcome if the judge was nominated by republicans or in a court where a judge is nominated by democrats? >> no. the judges umpire, visioned chief justice articulated and i have talked about it many time, it is critical. when...

Question. dont privileges needs to be asserted in order to apply? >> well, privileges are recognized -- >> once they are asserted? >> i think as a general pron six -- >> fair enough. im asking a general proposition. >> you would assert the attorney/client privilege. >> yes. and who asserts executive privilege? >> ordinarily -- well, that is a complicated question, senator, actually. >> who does it come back to? ultimately, who asserts executive privilege? >> so it depends what you are talking ab...

And she has no one to talk to and shes pregnant. thats a difficult situation and i specifically recognize and try to understand that and as a judge, not thepolicymaker. i try to understand if it is consistent with the supreme cou courts precedent. i did the best i could. some people disagree with those precedents and think that those statutes are not allowed. i had to take casey in completely. >> some other questions, please. >> it is an important question. >> it is a critical question. >> i did...

With you. >> in the shorthand case, the supreme court of 7-2 decision said that undocumented immigrants are employees under the national labor relation act. since undocumented ail yliens a not among the few workers thats by congress. thats a quote from the case. >> thats part 2 a. you got to go to part 2 b. >> let me tell you some people went to both parts and could not disagree with you more. everyone else who looked a t this question, the national labor board and republican appointees and two ...

What the supreme court did is had this question and said, it is at that time permissible to consider an immigrant unlawful in the country and part two b of the opinion, you have to read part 2 b. the court goes onto say because the immigration laws do not prohibit employment of people unlawfully in the country. the supreme court makes clear, this is being considered in congress in 84 and ends up in the 86 act. the court makes clear that if the immigration law did prohibits someone here noufl unl...

Given that five convicted felons are linked to the president, or his campaign, and given that the president promised to hire the best people, did he fail to live up to that promise? >> secretary sanders: the president has employed thousands of people in his lifetime and had incredible successes, both in business and in the public service. hes the president of the united states. i think hes doing quite well, thank you. >> second question, sarah, i understand that you dont want to give the impress...

Second question, michael cohen is not required to cooperate with prosecutors as a condition of his plea agreement. why not? did michael cohen not want that? what does that mean? and third, where is the special counsel? robert mueller and his prosecutors at the special counsels office reportedly initiated this investigation of michael cohen but then handed it off to the regular public corruption investigators in the southern district in new york. the special counsel and his team of prosecutors ap...