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President, he won't ask anyone about it? because there are certainly other ways for the president and his allies to know what those judges are thinking. but how does he walk that line between the overwhelming majority of americans, 70%, close to 70%, and the core of his evangelical base that are going to be pro-life and want a pro-life justice? >> and that's true. this is a difficult situation because he wants to appeal to that far right wing base that he has, and the republican party, but the poll is right. most americans, most women, believe in right to choose. so that's going to be a very d...

That's the thing they will be running fine starting tomorrow as well. the other part is that it's always a process and never happens at noon on inauguration. that process will continue and i think they are cog cent that there is a lot of work that needs to be done. >> the "new york times" reported that out of 660 executive appointment, only 29 have been made. that is a strikingly no number. it's also worth noting that donald trump gave an interview to the times of london saying that i know i'm getting inaugurated on friday, but the work starts on monday. any expectations, remember what he said...

Cases about the u.s. supreme court. she was endorsed by both political parties when they were asked whether or not she could be bipartisan, nonpartisan, add to that a professor from georgetown university law school and then robert wilkins, he, too, nominated. all stopped by a filibuster. not a single person on the republican side stood up to criticizes their qualifications for the job. it had nothing to do with their qualifications, it was to deny president obama an opportunity to fill these slots on the court. that's what it came down to. then to add absolute political insult to injury, what ...

And republicans have held it up because they don't want to tip the ideological balance of power. they're not upset with the nominees themselves, craig. that's what they're upset about and of course, this has been and we've almost been here before, but this time it looks like harry reid and the white house have had enough and they want to go with straight 51 votes. no more of this filibustering of nominees to any executive appointment that is short of a supreme court. >> chuck, while you were talking there house speaker john boehner also took the podium again. these are his weekly briefings tha...