have ms. murcowski who voted no today. is it conceivable you could vote no on a move for the vote on the cloture move and vote yes tomorrow? that s rarely, if ever done. maybe ed henry who know more about the history. what is she going to hear from her constituents in alaska between now and tomorrow at the time of the vote? will she change from a no today to a yes on kavanaugh tomorrow? an open question. sandra: what about that, ed? i can t think of a case in a high profile situation where you vote no now and then yes somehow for final passage. i think david is right that murcowski is highly unlikely to be yes for kavanaugh. what does that mean? here is the math. if murcowski stays no tomorrow and manchin potentially splits this and says to its constituents look i voted yes to move it forward. i don t like the division in washington i want to give the man a vote. but potentially votes no in