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Incredibly anti-catholic question that dianne feinstein asked. i thought her point was that i see religion as opposed to law rearing its head in your writings. and certainly catholics, to a person, on the republican and conservative side, thought it was deeply offensive and anti-catholic, and that this is not a standard that would be applied to other religions. >> joyce, one of the things we've learned from our surveymonkey poll is that 64% of women in our poll, 64% of woman want the next justice to be someone who will vote to uphold roe. 27% want that person to be someone who would overturn i...
Our president now was saying those things. >> right. somebody who thinks they're on the roll shows up to vote and. >> narrator: n-- they're not, there is a mantra of elections rigged, it plays into it. >> the goal is not to just get one candidate elected or not, but to destroy our faith in elections. that we picked the person that was elected. that's the goal of these things. >> on some level, it is working. new nbc news/surveymonkey poll says more than half of americans think russia will interfere with the 2018 election. i guess my question is a two-parter. a, what do we do to comfort america...
Does, with whom. the white house feels strongly it has, in the words of kellyanne conway, who i spoke to moments ago, a deep bench for its selection to the bench right now. they feel like all the 25 names on that list are good ones and feel particularly strongly that to come up with that list in the first place, there had been significant vetting done, which really raises questions about this idea that the president would ask any of these justices about their opinion about same-sex marriage or roe v. wade. the white house has a pretty good sense, because of the vetting by the federalist societ...