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out in the cold and thousands of small and mid-sized business owners scratching their heads. they're wondering where they'll get financing now. >> paul: late today, a marriage made in hardware heaven: toolmakers black and decker and stanley works are joining forces. tonight's "stocks in the news" details the deal. >> susie: then, the u.s. supreme court hears arguments on a case that could affect what you pay to buy mutual funds. it's all about fund fees and how they're set. >> paul: i'm paul kangas. >> susie: and i'm susie gharib. this is "nightly business report" for monday, novembe...

i am aware of the copyright issue. i think it is a question of good policy. we have to watch that carefully. but i think we are ok on that. the fact that we recently went to .edu on the web, tries to dispel some of what is going on and show people, turn a light on on the academic work we're doing. those are the attractors for qualified civilian faculty. >> we are trying real hard, we are going to need to -- can we have an abundance of questions left, we have to? two hours, we will have a few questions for the record, question...

thought we would organize around function rather than around one of the simple functional aspects, transportation, energy, what have you. that failed. . >> was there a lack of the integration of the constitutional people in the process of developing the proposal? >> yes. i don't think there was really close interaction between the congress and the presidential staff when we sent that bill up. i sometimes wonder how serious it was because when they really wanted to pass something, there was really close interaction. in the drug area, there was close interaction between congress, the w...

In supreme court nominees, unquote. mr. chairman, i ask consent this be entitled there is no principled reason to vote against gorsuch and be included in the record at this point. mr. chairman? >> without objection, so ordered. >> judge, is that an accurate description of your work in private practice? >> it is, and i'm grateful that david is here today with me. >> i'm grateful he's here, too. >> senator, i wanted to go to a place i could represent plaintiffs as well as defendants. not pick one side. i thought that would make me a better lawyer and i'd see more of life that way. and i did. and...

Resort to court perhaps more quickly than perhaps they should. >> some liberal organizations are claiming that in private practice, you represented only big corporations. your former law partner david frederick who happens to be on the board of directors at the liberal american constitution society has a very different take. in an opinion piece published in "the washington post," he described your work at the firm this way. over the course of this career, he has represented of both plaintiffs and defendants. he has defended large corporations but also sued them. he has advocated for the chambe...