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Suppression of people and said that cannot happen any longer. so this administration is in a fix. if he has just said that in a speech in cairo, then they cannot keep mubarak potentially in power and suppress the people so they have to find some sort of a balance there. did it strike anyone else as unusual in the state of the union address the president spoke nothing about foreign policy? now we find ourselves in a huge crisis, the second one in his administration. i guess you could say that afghanistan would have been the first foreign policy issue for him to face. when you're president of th...

You could point to the fact, again, that she allowed military recruiting when many universities didn't at all, even during those very sort of hot times on that issue. and so she's always sort of tried to find a practical middle ground. that's how she comes across. that's who she is. that's why these hearings are good. the american people aren't going to decide what's exactly her view on this specific case. but they're going to get a feel for who she is and what she's like, and they're going to like her. >> i think she got hit on one point. that was the question of business people hiring people...

Also as solicitor general, miss kagan approved the filing of a brief to the supreme court, asking that it strike down provisions of the legal arizona workers' act, which suspends or revokes business licenses of corporations which knowingly hire illegal immigrants. even though federal law expressly prohibits such hiring. she did this even after the liberal ninth circuit had upheld the law. this is an important relish u that the court will resolve during the next term. and is despite promises to this committee that she would vigorously defend the congress's don't ask, don't tell policy pore the ...

Fundamentally lawless actions of dictatorships. most recently, the nominee served as solicitor general for little over a year. but her short tenure there has not been without controversy. in her first appellate argument, ms. kagan told the court that the speech and press guarantees in the first amendment would allow the federal government to ban the publication of pamphlets discussing political issues before an election. i would remind my colleagues that the american revolution was, in no small part, spurred by just such political pamphlets, thomas paine's common sense. to suggest that the gov...

Again, that she allowed military recruiting when many universities didn't at all, even during those very sort of hot times on that issue. and so she's always sort of tried to find a practical middle ground. that's how she comes across. that's who she is. that's why these hearings are good. the american people aren't going to decide what's exactly her view on this specific case. but they're going to get a feel for who she is and what she's like, and they're going to like her. >> i think she got hit on one point. that was the question of business people hiring people in the country illegally. th...