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Bader ginsberg at 42 days and everything else is in the 60s. so i guess you could say there's precedent, matthew. but who would it be, mike lee? i'm trying to think who could get done fast? >> the precedent as you mentioned there stops with the nomination of robert borke. and it was the defeat of the borke nominations that really set us on the course we are today where these confirmations are so politicized. what's striking to me is the support has remained basically level. it's the disproval that's spiked. and it's democrats and independents turning against him. >> and importantly they never ...

The nfl, not just the emmy awards. now it's not just sexual assault allegations or even that. >> i think given the precedent, because given the way it went down when president obama had his supreme court nominee in the way republicans played that game, that democrats were going to do everything they can, even if they were to try to jam something through to try to stop it -- >> you made a fair point. garland is the democrat's borke. it's that same feeling, and i think the left looks at what happened with garland with that same anger that the right still has for borke. that's something i noticed...

>> my concern across a lot of different topics that judge kavanaugh has written about, spoken about and issued decisions is that he is significantly outside the mainstream of american judicial thinking. views on a whole bunch of issues. the one that concerns me is his views on presidential power. if judge kavanaugh's views end up dominating the supreme court. he doesn't think a president should be subject to subpoena. >> do you think he is another robert borke? >> yes. holding a view of the law outside the mainstream of

Weights and the entire process drives me up a wall since robert borke where you can't ask a judge that means anything and ask vague questions and have to read the tea leaves -- leafs on how they'll vote. one thing amazing to note is the democrats whenever they nominate someone they've been literally 100% of the people nominated have vote the consistently to the left and 50% of the people the republicans have nominated to the high court have voted consistently on a textural ground and the republicans should be very cautious and careful about whom ever trump puts up and should demand that person...