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But the minority has a lot of power in the senate. there are a lot of things they can do to delay this process as much as possible. and one interesting thing about kavanaugh on that front, he has a massive paper trail. that deserves to be scrutinized very carefully. you mentioned the 300 decisions. making sure that all the proper paperwork is delivered to the judiciary committee, the review is completed before the committee holds its hearings, there are ample opportunities. that are legitimate, not just throwing sand in the gears. this is a man who has a massive, massive paper trail who is bei...

A smiling mitch mcconnell. you rarely see mitch mcconnell smiling. is' a guy that gets attacked regularly. not necessarily popular, but like it noor not, he's massively -- it was unfair how he treated, but alas, here we are with one supreme court justice put in place and now a second, much of this mitch mcconnell's master minding. while bernie sanders and others can say this ain't going to happen, you don't have much of a leg to stand on. i want to go back to what one of brett kavanaugh's law professors wrote. i propose each senate democrat pledge either to vote yes, or if voting no, to first ...

Do break, what happen tuesday the divide in the democratic party? >> it depends if they provide the margin of victory. right now we're a year a half into the trump administration, and there's only been one nominee who has actually gotten over 50 because of democratic support. that was cia director haskell. so if joe mansion and joe donnelly from indiana and someone else in a tough race, if they provided votes as 50-51 as susan collins and lisa murkowski were voting no, that would setoff a mini nuclear bomb within the democratic party. but if every republican votes yes and they're just adding a...

Republicans, what do they have to worry about when it comes to potential for defection? these are five republicans to watch. jeff flake is retiring. he's been blocking some judicial picks. he seemed to throw cold water on the idea he would do that with a court pick. the two who folks are talking about is collins, murkowski, susan collins, lisa murkowski, both pro-choice, both sending signals that this may be different than last year's battle over neil gorsuch where they voted to confirm gorsuch. indicating maybe the issue of roe v. wade could be preeminent in their considerations on this. it's...

To worry about when it comes to potential for defection? these are five republicans to watch. jeff flake is retiring. he's been blocking some judicial picks. he seemed to throw cold water on the idea he would do that with a court pick. the two who folks are talking about is collins, murkowski, susan collins, lisa murkowski, both pro-choice, both sending signals that this may be different than last year's battle over neil gorsuch where they voted to confirm gorsuch. indicating maybe the issue of roe v. wade could be preeminent in their considerations on this. it's a big if. would they go to the...