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His predecessors, going back decades. of that number, 78% were women. 50% were people of color. and so, you look at the chief of staff, ron klain, he's had 30 years of experience. before ron klain was chief of staff, he was clerk to joe biden and it was ron klain who advised the obama white house for the nominations of elena kagan and sonia sotomayor so when i spoke about the experience this white house has when it comes to supreme court nomination processes, that's what i was speaking about. so this is something the white house feels really good about. of course, me saying this might jinx it ...

Choosing someone to sit on the supreme court, i believe, is one of the most serious constitutional responsibilities a president has. our process is going to be rigorous. i will select the nominee worthy of justice breyer's legacy of excellence and decency. while i've been studying candidates' backgrounds and writings, i've made no decision except one. the person i will nominate will be someone of extraordinary qualifications, character, experience and integrity. and that person will be the first black woman ever nominated to the united states supreme court. it's long overdue in my opinion. i m...

Update. so as you have heard the president say he is -- he will do his duty to select a justice not only with the senate's consent, but advice as somebody who served on the senate judiciary committee and as chair and ranking member, steeped in the process and looks for advice from both parties on the hill, and top scholars across the country and the vice president and the team at the white house and consultations this week. tomorrow the president is going to host chairman durbin and ranking member grassley at the white house to hear their advice about the vacancy. chairman durbin has worked on...

Nomination processes that i constantly seek the advice and consent, but the advice as well of the senate. i'm going to invite senates for both parties and offer their ideas and points of view. i will also consult with many of these scholars and i'm fortunateto have advising me vice president, her. an exceptional lawyer, former attorney general and the state of and i will listen carefully to all the advice that i'm given, and i will study the records and former cases carefully. i will meet with potential nominees and it's my intention, my intention to announce my decision before the end of febr...

States and advising consent responsibilities need to understand their things in this record that are troubling for. >> i'm just curious do you think there's going to be the acrimony we have seen some of these past nomination processes? not brett kavanaugh that was over-the-top. but it seems to me like a lot of republicans of kinda withheld their opinion in this it doesn't really change the balance of the court is still six -- three she is a liberal your final thoughts. ask the idiotic wsrc version of senate confirmation hearings for the supreme court have been getting stupider and stupider sin...