brian: also byron white. ainsley: clerked for him too its. brian: led the nfl nfl in rushing. steve: only one. brian: pretty good for the republican case. former solicitor general under poem came out and said judge gorsuch is one the most thoughtful, brilliant judges he has ever served our nation over the last century. that he was going to be hard to walk away from if you are senator schumer. ainsley: he has two ghawrts boulder. he raises chicken and goats and he likes to ski and fly accomplish. brian: going to have time to be judge? steve: toby young down at smu in dallas she worked with gorsuch at the department of justice. her husband clerked for antonin scalia. this is the kind of man she says he is. working at the department of justice, i was down the hall from now judge gorsuch, and i will tell you even then he was one of the smartest, most humble decent people you could ever work with he was always prepared.
stretching for results he prefers rather than what the law demands. i m so thankful tonight for my family, my friends, and my faith. brian: put it this way, if he didn t get the job i think he would be auditioning for all three networks to be a spokesperson. he is so he. ainsley: so intelligent. brian: give judge napolitano a run for his money, perhaps. who is he? a conservative intellectual like us here on the couch, just 49 years old. he won t went to columbia, harvard, and oxford if you call those good degrees. ainsley: has a ph.d. from oxford. brian: democrats might have a problem he sided with hobby lobby as well as the little sisters of the poor not making them get contraception. his wife is louise. he grew up steve: during the reagan years. on the cover of drudge right
can i give you money. ainsley: that always works. brian: 20 bucks and let s move on. express regret. um-huh. brian: all about sin sartd. it is about sincerity. the problem is now we have a lot of people that are very sensitive in our world. sometimes can i say joke bus to your tie. hey, that s a really nice tie you have on there. you might be offended by that because, whatever, you may be a sensitive person. in that case i don t think it s necessary to apologize if i m just joking with you. it s got to be if your actions, there were intent behind it that s the important variable. steve: interesting stuff. ainsley: don t sweat the small stuff. the next one explain what went wrong. you can say i m sorry but this is why i did what i did. brian: or you should say let me explain what went wrong. steve: eventually it turns around to it s not my fault it s your fault under a are back at ground zero. like husbands and wives in relationships. i have been there with my wife. i take pride a
process first. brian: genius to do it prime time. special programs around it people breaking into programs to discuss and speculate about it and in the end you had a debate about it. so then you dominate prime time programming, instead of doing it 12:00 in the afternoon and having people reflect on it and go about their day. it certainly made our night interesting again after two nights again we talked about the firing of an acting attorney general. steve: well, she had to get considering what she did, she was going to get fired. she was cruising for a bruising as some would say. ainsley: sally yates. steve: sally yates indeed. do you realize donald trump brought both of his top two finalists to washington, d.c. thomas hardiman is back in his office. is he not going to be it. gorsuch is in colorado. he is not going to be it. we wouldn t know who it was until he actually announced it. then we saw gorsuch. it was interesting having him talk with his wife as well. you hear him talk.
reason. brian: right. ainsley: the supreme court decision. brian: the other guy had to drive from pittsburgh. how ticked would you be drove from pittsburgh to come in second. ainsley: i think you would still be able to go to your grave though saying you were a nominee. brian: have you to fill up gas halfway there. it s freezing out. steve: you know what? uber is so reasonable. maybe he took an uber. other thing is thomas hardiman if he came in second may be donald trump s next pick. ainsley: maybe. so. steve: if you missed neil gorsuch on our air last night accepting the nomination from the president of the united states, you saw a 49-year-old man top of his class at all the schools he went to. brian: if you think oxford is a good school. steve: exactly. who has a strong history on the bench. here he is, a conservative intellectual, columbia, harvard, oxford. ainsley: three degrees. steve: he sided with hobby