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Asked for four minutes from her work in a civil rights group in the 1980s, long before she was ever even considered as a judge. you asked for that and we got it for you. >> mr. chairman, you called on me. >> before senator klobuchar speaks we have 488,000 pages of documents. go ahead, senator klobuchar. >> number one, justice so*et -- sotomayor never worked in the white house. number two, while i appreciate you granting my request, mr. chairman, on these campaign finance documents, this is all they were. this is it. this is how many pages. yet we have 148,000 documents that we can't talk about...

Sentence of something that i said after our break. that was that i could -- i first started talking about expecting a million documents. we end up i think with 488,000. then i went on to explain the process with the software and everything else that can speed things up, duplicates were eliminated and et cetera, et cetera. so we've gotten all the documents i requested. just to correct you. >> sir, to my understanding -- >> go ahead with your opening statement. >> i want to make a point to that if you don't mind. you requested a limited set of documents in his time as a white house counsel's off...

Designated by bill burke as outside the reach of the american people in the senate judiciary committee. a further example of why this whole process has gone astray. your explanation ignores that. >> mr. chairman. >> who wants the floor. >> the new senator. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, can you tell me again how many documents have been produced? >> 488,000 minus -- i mean other than 28,000 pages that justice kavanaugh had submitted, including his own judicial opinions. >> number two, are we in executive session or not? >> we're having a hearing on the nomination of the nominee for the...

About 100 million pages. then, when we finally got 488,000, then i could say "well, i got about 48% of what we ought to have." but there's a good explanation of why we don't have it. i want to read. some of my colleagues keep saying that we only have 6% of judge kavanaugh's white house records. 99% of justice kagan's records were made public before the hearing. this is fuzzy math. my colleagues calibrate their phony 6% figure on the two and accurate numbers. first, the 6% figure counts the estimated page count by career archivists at the national archives based upon their historical practice b...

Bipartisan basis. that's not been the case here. 157,000 pages designated by bill burke is out of the reach of the american people and the senate judiciary committee. that's another examine ople of this has gone out of the way. >> mr. chairman? >> who wants the floor? >> the new senator. >> go ahead. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, can you tell me again how many documents have been produced? >> 488,000, minus -- i mean, other than 28,000 pages that justice kavanaugh has submitted, including his own judicial opinions. >> number two, are we in executive session or not? >> we're having ...