being discriminated against based on the color of their politics. another question that we ask, why did you even put algorithms in place to reduce a person s reach, why algorithms sitting there anyway to stifle a person s reach, why did you stop allowing yourself to send out notifications to the individual that follow a person. griff: i cover politics, you guyed were ken sorried, what can congress do coming out this is one of the issues they want to tackle, obviously we have the confirmation of brett kavanaugh and other issues, ultimately it will lead to congress doing something, what would you like for them to do? you know what, i m not for big government in this instance because oh the giant tech centers the capability of controlling, they should put measures in place where if they see them ken censoring
pete: welcome back. president trump s second supreme court nominee, judge brett kavanaugh heads to capitol hill tomorrow for his first confirmation hearing. democrats, they re gearing up for battle. take this, for example. senator kamala harris tweeting this, remember this president is unindicted coconspiracy in a felony criminal investigation and should not have the ability to appoint someone to a lifetime position on the supreme court. kavanaugh s hearing should be delayed until the investigation is reoffed. well that is settled. she is running for president. what are the top questions they re going to ask? chief counsel and policy director of the judicial crisis network. thank you very much for being here this morning. we ll see a very split dais. republicans on one side in support of this nominee.
someone forgot their belt. it is labor day. the week is a big one. i m heading back to washington. because the countdown to confirmation is on. battle over president trump s supreme court pick taking center stage this week. pete: judge brett kavanaugh facing off with the senate judiciary committee tomorrow as democrats fight to keep him off the bench. gillian turner tracking it down in washington. lawmakers always hit supreme court nominees with tough questions after confirmation hearings. but judge kavanaugh s kickoff is expected to be especially grueling. some democrats acutely aware this could be the last chance to block him from the high court. numbers look good as of today. republicans have 51 seat
majority. they think a couple red state dems will crossover. they are expecting major grand standing for lawmakers eyeing to 2020 presidential. the only drama that how they handle the hearing on the democratic side. we ll get this good man confirmed. judge kavanaugh spent the last week in prep sessions for the hearings, known in washington as murder boards. where close advisors grilled him on the toughest topics like toy is surface. a point of contention in washington today, the 100,000 pages of cavanagh s records the trump administration sided to withhold. a decision they announced friday. if we re lucky we will see 6%, 6% of all of the documents that have been produced, could be produced to reflect on cavanagh s true position on issues. senate republicans point out
weight to the factors that go into whether or not to apply a law and you only overturn a judicial precedent of the supreme court under extraordinary circumstances. and yet he seemed to i hear you and that s really helpful. how do you both explain his about face when it comes to his views, it appears, on investigations into sitting presidents? jen, as you know, he helped kenneth starr lead the charge of the white water investigation into bill clinton, but then years later 2009, judge kavanaugh said that he did not think that a sitting president should be able to be investigated because the investigation can be so hon rouse it could get in the way of presidential duties? well, again, i think on every issue judge kavanaugh looks at the text statute and look case by case.