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Why not release the documents and some never made public if the republicans get their way. john cornyn, number two in the leadership, also a key member of the committee making the case this is not about brett kavanaugh. >> running for president is no excuse for violating the rules of the senate or of confidentiality of a documents that we are privy to. >> talking about the public right to know. you want to give up your e-mails right now? make them public. i don't think you do. >> we try a lot to separate issue "a" from issue "b." it's anger at president trump. it's desire for its members to st...

So i hope that one day the court will sit down and think long and hard about the path they have charted and not just about abortion. whether or not it's right for people in your business on any given day based on any given case of controversy to say that the word liberty looking at the history of the country and the penumber of rights means "x" and shuts out all of us who have gone to the ballot box and gone through the test of being elected. all i ask is that you think about it. also, i want to ask you about something else to think about. you said you were in the white house on 9/11. is that ...

You've referred to youngstown case in the context of a war and a decision by a president that was immensely unpopular. >> yes. >> and the decision or might have been popular i should say and the decision of the supreme court which could have been very unpopular at that moment in history. what i'm trying to ask you is historical context. do you understand where we are as a nation now? when books are written about how democracy dies, when fear of authoritarian rule and the expansion of the executive branch is rampant in this country, when illustrations are found around the world why we are askin...

You cited the scalia dissent in the case of the consumer financial protection bureau where you gutted that agency. and in the 2011-7 sky case you dissented from a decision of the affordable care act and repeated over and over again and you said, under the constitution the president may decline to enforce a statute that regulates private individuals when the president deems the statute unconstitutional. even if a court has held or would hold the statute constitutional. your words. of course, the unitary executive theory was the basis of president bush's december 30th, 2005, signing statement cl...

System which we have now and have had historically is a distinct system, appointed by the attorney general. morrison has nothing to do with that. that dealt with the old statute as you said which is expired in 1999 under overwhelming consensus that statute was inappropriate. secondly, morrison, justice scalia's precedent, does not prevent the supreme court precedent that allows independent agencies to exist. those independent regulatory agencies continue to exist, of course. so both on the independent agency side, those are unaffected. on the special counsel's side, that's unaffected. you ment...