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Little. Unable to predict the future. Reporter youre right about that. He heard the question probably 35 different times, maybe 40, 40 different ways. But again, the answer is always going to be the same. Were going to stay positive. Were not giving up the fight. Were going to take this down to the wire. You also heard him say, hey, paul ryan has been here conversing with the president. This is going to fall on the members of the house. Are they willing or not to step up and hold up their end of the bargain and obviously follow up on their promise to the American People . And that is to get so...

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Nominations. >> wait a minute. we have never had a requirement -- the practice has always been that judicial nominations were approved by 51 votes. there's never been a supreme court justice who had to get 60 votes with the exception of abe fortus. even clarence thomas was 52-48. chuck schumer was the one under george bush insisted george bush's nominees get 60 votes. >> obviously, it's one of these sides -- >> there never has been -- >> you want to see it restored, the 60 vote threshold to end debate which would force more consensus nominees. >> no, not for nominations. we never had that. on ...

Say, oh, look, there was a filibuster once upon a time in 1968 against justice abe fortus. he was already on the court and it was a situation where he was picked, they basically picked on him because of some specific things that were going on with the white house, some specific policy issues. paul: he was appointed lbj was going to elevate to chief justice. >> right, exactly. you know, these situations are not at all analogus, if we go now to have a 60 vote standard for republicans, you know for sure that republican -- democrats are going to be sure to switch it back to a majority standard whe...

Filibuster once upon a time in 1968 against justice abe fortus. he was already on the court and it was a situation where he was picked, they basically picked on him because of some specific things that were going on with the white house, some specific policy issues. paul: he was appointed lbj was going to elevate to chief justice. >> right, exactly. you know, these situations are not at all analogus, if we go now to have a 60 vote standard for republicans, you know for sure that republican -- democrats are going to be sure to switch it back to a majority standard when they're in control. paul:...