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Of republicans is what we expect to hear is they are setting the thresholds if they will get their vote for confirmation. what to do out is what we heard from senator josh hawley. he said on the president's commitment to a black woman, he said i think the important thing is this is someone that will uphold the constitution faithfully. i think it sends the wrong signal to say if a person is a certain ethnic background we don't care what their record is. we don't care what their police chiefs are. that would be extraordinary. that's not what the president is implying here. what is josh hawley tr...

Is to get biden's nominee confirmed in one month, the same time republicans pushed barrett's nomination through as well. a number of republicans are not swayed that the history-making pick of this nominee being the first african american woman to serve on the court is enough to sway them. i asked one member of the senate judiciary committee, josh hawley, about this earlier today. he told me about the fact that she would be the first african american pick. i think the important thing is that this is someone who will uphold the constitution faithfully, regardless of their ethnic background, gend...

You refer to dianne feinstein's questioning of her. >> there is that perception out there. i have to say i don't know whether it's fair to say she is more or less conservative than the other two candidates. from my perspective i think it's fair to say all three candidates are conservatives. all three candidates will apply the rule of law faithfully and the constitution faithfully. i will say this about amy barrett. she has a shorter track record than the other two. the other two have been federal judges for a fairly long time. judge barrett is relatively new to the bench. >> sandra: moving on ...

Experience -- i think about two years of private practice -- and no judicial experience, mainly her career has been in academics. even as dean at harvard where you don't have time to practice law. you're an administrator. that kind of experience is weak in her case. there's no doubt about it. >> you want someone to follow the constitution faithfully. you have said that on the record. have you found anything so far -- she went through a confirmation process last year. have you found anything to suggest she wouldn't apply the constitution faithfully? >> well, i think that's the kind of questions...

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