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"gallup polls" reflct and days parity between conserve and republicans or democrats are viewing the court. but the, you know, i don't think these questions of legitimacy really are anything that we actually do need to be concerned about. it's court doing its best to decide the cases that are in front of it and if you don't like that analysis that's perfectly fine. but i don't think it means that court is -- an institutional failure. >> do you think that justice kagan and commentators goal to try to intimidate the justices not to go in the so-called conservative direction on some of these polit...

Liberals gushing over george w. bush. it's as if amy coney barrett, and neil gore such make john roberts look good. is that a good or bad thing? it might prompt democrats to reform the court, expand the court, on the other hand it's an important institution in our american system of government and if people don't have faith in it, it's more of the democracy in cry superintendent talk. >> that's right. this is a moment, i think, the court faces an existential crisis. it's facing a number of high profile cases. the fact that some of these cases are on the court's document is a testament to the f...

Retirement change the course? and will his successor transform its liberal wing? he is the director of the robert a leavitt center for constitutional studies at the cato institute and author of the book supreme disorder judicial nominations and the politics of america's highest court. welcome good to see you. we do not know who will be the replacement yet. but tell us a little bit first about justice breyer's impact on the court. especially the court as it has moved in a more conservative direction. >> brian has got lost in the shuffle a lot he has not become cheap diva status with ginsburg or...

Steven breyer all take to the stage to tell us that the court is not composed of partisan hacks in the words of justice barrett, which suggests that they are really feeling the heat. they've had their lowest public approval ratings over the last couple months. people are really beginning to believe that the court is not a neutral institution but rather because of this change in the court's composition that different theories that were off the wall are now on the wall and that the court is moving in a more conservative direction. one thing we can say from the break neck speed and the exposition...

Scheme is permissible and federal courts cannot stop it, why would it rush to hear these cases? what does that signal, if anything, to you? >> well, again, i think we have seen the justices in just the last couple of weeks really be on the ropes about whether or not they're going to step in to intervene here. we had justice amy coney barrett, justice clarence thomas, and justice stephen breyer all take to the stage to tell us that the court is not composed of partisan hacks in the words of justice barrett, which suggests they are really feeling the heat. they've had their lowest public approva...