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To that? >> i would never speak for judge kavanaugh and i assume he'll get questions from the senators at his hearing. with any issue that comes across his desk as a judge he will look at the statutes, precedent, the constitution to figure out in that case how to rule on the issue. he's also compared being a judge to the role of that of an empire. calling because and strikes -- umpire, not injecting personal policy preferences into how a case should come out. i expect he would apreach things the same way, having the honor of being confirmed to the court on that issue or any others that come up...

Maine, may be on the bubble. she has never voted against the republican president nominee to the u.s. supreme court. she's been there before. this is not her first rodeo. and there's nothing to indicate that some one like a john roberts would move against roe versus wade and she's looked and said, well, if it looks like it's not going to change then she's onboard. is she really somebody who would switch her vote and say no? >> well, i think we have to find out what comes out through this vetting process. there's a lot of paper trail for brett kavanaugh. we don't know what's in the memos he may...

Upheld the affordable care act, he said that he didn't think the court at that time had the jurisdiction to reach the issue. we're starting to get into more technical issues of jurisdiction and timing. as i say, people can always point at one thing out of 1,000 as to how they would have done things differently. anybody who looks at judge kavanaugh's record will see a solid record of always calling the law as he sees it. >> harris: one thing, enfesh, it isn't 1 in 1,000, it's 1 in 300. that issue was raised by senator tom tillis, republicans of north carolina, with me less than an hour ago on t...

I mean they don't have leverage in terms of voting on the hill on this issue. but they do have political leverage. if they're looking, just in terms of looking out, i mean, either party has political leverage if they want to use certain material. how does the divide, if you will, among conservatives on judge kavanaugh maybe help democrats or does it? >> i don't think conservatives are going to be divided when it comes to nominating justice. they might debate it before they pick a person. >> harris: does that help democrats at all? >> we can talk about a lot of different things. i'm not a legal...

Per your reporting we have been kind of seeing a back and forth. what you are saying is it's much more fluid situation and appears that she will appear. >> um-hum, i would stay tuned to see where we are later today. the latest information and best information we have is that she is expected to comply with that house subpoena. >> harris: okay. always stay tuned, catherine herridge, i do to you. >> thank you. . >> harris: georgia congressman doug collins, member of the house judiciary committee. big week in all things judiciary. talk about where we are in terms of what is new that we could see f...