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Do the right thing. >> that is what hangs over all this. when you talk about the trump judge today. and i don't want to be overly political like she wrote an opinion that was her legal reasoning on this. i'm not going to say it was in bad faith and cynical, but there is fear, i think, of some that you basically do have a gorsuch and kavanaugh provided majority. and when the nixon tapes get to the supreme court are you confident that case is going to be judged with integrity and on the merits. >> this has got to be what chief justice john roberts literally stays up at night thinking about. ever...

Face, kennedy, not a reliable judicial conservative? these two cases were outrageous. >> i will say, they were cases this term, many fewer cases than justice gorsuch, cited with a liberal spray justice thomas, who we both admire, he had a case this termer he sided with the four liberals. >> laura: was that a seminal case? >> when you look at the key cases, the senses case, the gerrymandering case, the cross case of the religious freedom, some key cases on property rights, these are some of -- the administrative deference -- there were some important areas that he not only voted with a conserva...

Face, kennedy, not a reliable judicial conservative? these two cases were outrageous. >> i will say, they were casesy this term, many fewer cases than justice gorsuch, sided with the liberals. justice thomas, who we both admire, he had a case this termm where he sided with the four liberals. >> laura: was that a seminal case? >> when you look at the key cases, the senses case, the gerrymandering case, the cross case of the religious freedom some key cases on property rights, these are some of -- the administrative deference -- there were some important areas that he not only voted with a conse...

My biggest number one was the gerrymandering case because the supreme court essentially said it presented a nonjust tishable question. the supreme courts can't even touch them because they are not allowed to. if they did, they would interfere with the entire political process. for that reason, whatever you thought gerrymandering was before, we are entering a whole new universe. now that it has been sanctioned, gerrymandering will probably explode. you'll see redrawing of political lines in party interest. >> the stage is set for a busy next term this fall. they apparently plan to tackle daca. ...

Gerrymandering case allows safe houses across the nation to redraw the lines however they want, in the grand scheme of things census question is a minor issue at this point because the gerrymandering went through and republican state houses are going to throughout the nation be able to draw the lines however they want to without concern of being pseudo. so i think that it's a perfect example of kind of dog whistling that people are so up and arms about this, if you look and play chess instead of checkers, this really doesn't hurt anything too badly for already very republican setup and blow to...