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Mandamus. it's what took place in marbury versus madison. you basically go to the court and say there is a federal officer, a supreme court justice, who is refusing to follow the law. ordering the federal officer to follow the law. this was the and order from the seven justices to alito and thomas to recuse themselves for obvious reasons for the court has said in the williams case, the caperton case, it is an objective test, not subjective. a test whether alito or thomas feels they can be impartial. the question, what a reasonable person would consider looks partial or impartial. if you have a...

A precedent. i understand the point you're making about -- >> because you do know that since then, both north carolina was found to have targeted minority votes with, quote, surgical precision, which is pretty rough phrase. and texas got after it so frequently that a federal court finally said, look, we think there's a penchant for discrimination here. so if you have got the five judges saying that it's over in these states and then it turns out it really isn't over, that there's actually still surgical precision targeted of minority voters and there's a penchant for discrimination in the texa...

Know, is a precedent of the supreme court, so entitled the respect as a matter of stare decisis. as you know and i would just reiterate, if someone wants to challenge that decision, they -- one of the things that anyone can raise about any case is that it's based on a mistaken premise or mistaken factual premises, and that's the kind of things courts are open to hearing. >> my time has expired. i thank the chairman for the indulgence of the extra minute. >> a couple things. first, i would note -- >> i'm brooke baldwin. you have been watching another day of this contentious confirmation hearing...

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