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American man running statewide can presume the kind of race they're running against you. how do you push back on that? do you push back on it? tell me how you navigate this openly racist world that the republican party have created for themselves politically? >> well, donald trump open that door of ron johnson was more than happy to walk through but i'll tell you, they haven't been the only two. there are so many people in republican leadership who have taken this task and decided they would let racism rule the day but we're better than that. a state like wisconsin we have proud traditions. we...

Issue, and there are several schools of thought in terms of judicial philosophy, and we'll see. the fact is that i'm looking for someone who i can -- this is not a static issue. it flows back and forth, what i'm looking for is a candidate with character, with the qualities of a judge in terms of being courteous to the folks before them and treating people with respect as well as a judicial philosophy and it means something including the 9th amendment. i intend to make this decision and get it to my colleagues by the end of the month. that's my hope. and i look forward to their advice on how to...

Voting. you don't. all you have to do is be unwilling to enforce the 15th amendment. there is one constitutional provision that saves this country from the apartheid state that it was founded upon and that was the 15th amendment that grants suffrage regardless of race. then eventually the 19th amendment, which grants suffrage regardless of sex, then eventually after those came together, sometime later, black women also were included in suffrage in this country. if you don't support those two amendments, then you don't support equality, period, and right now, white people, white republicans, do...

Looking for a nominee "with a judicial philosophy, more one that suggests rights to the constitution and all new members mean something, including the 9th amendment." so do you share the judicial philosophy that president biden described in that statement? >> senator, i haven't reviewed that statement, but i have not discussed anything about enumerated rights with the president. >> with the president. >> yes. >> so did president biden ask you either about your judicial philosophy more broadly, separate and apart from the 9th amendment, or ask you about your approach to the 9th amendment? >> he...

Protect rights that we think are important today? >> thank you, senator. the supreme court now very clearly has determined that in order to interpret provisions of the constitution we look to the time of the founding, and we ascertain based on what the original public meaning of the words of the constitution were at the time. sometimes that yields a particular answer, other times you may have to look to practices historically from that time. but that is -- that would be the way in which you would go about interpreting the 9th amendment. >> could it also be that it leaves this to be decided at ...