stance. people can disagree with it. then she faced the potential cutoff of federal funding that was going to really damage the university. and so she agreed to be pragmatic. >> the supreme court ruled against her position. james, as someone as son of the south, how big of an issue is this going to be during the confirmation hearings? how will it play? >> first of all, they got to say something as i recall she was the first president of -- first dean of a law school that had done it and went to west point and commended by the commandant of west point on doing an outstanding job there. i actually think i read somewhere she actually appeared with general petraeus. and she allowed -- the recruiters were allowed to talk to the students. she was following university policy. look, they're going to make a deal out of it and she'll have to answer it. she's going to be on the supreme court. there is nothing wrong with her sitting down and being grilled about this. they should ask it. i'm sure she'll have a very good answer. i'm sure there will be a lot of