bret: very optimistic considering you are only at three, maybe four, by tomorrow, nominees that have gone through the confirmation process. don t you see an obstructionist part of the senate that is going to cause problems? they are trying to. they have knuckled down. no honeymoon period for this president. but we are going to work her way through it, stay in session long enough to get through our agenda. bret: the debt ceiling, mid-march? that will have to be dealt with on the administration says it is time to come we are not going to default on our national debt for the first time in history. bret: busy time. indeed. bret: we appreciate your time, senator. when we come back, we ll meet a woman who worked as a law clerk for judge neil gorsuch. what was he really like? what don t we know? stay
i think, when you heard republican senators to date reacting with relief and joy about this, this reminds everyone, every republican and conservative who held their nose and voted for donald trump, this is why they were doing this. and after the rocky weekend we had with republicans tearing their hair out about the immigration order for a variety of reasons bret: some of them. some of them. some of them just because it was a mess in the process was a mess. this unifies republicans and reminds them why elections matter. bret: but today was a good day for president trump. no doubt. it was a great day. the fact that this was an announcement in prime time, the fact that we are on all night long on this, indicates how central the supreme court has become, how in effect liberals, and it is liberals, have turned it into a super legislature. you can start with roe if you
happened so far in the previous nine days of the trump administration is that the democratic space has become enraged and engage and is putting pressure on their leaders to not cooperate in any way, shape, or form. they want everyone of those senators to vote no. if that happens and the democrats to filibuster, they have a decision to make just like harry reid did on other nominations. will he pull the trigger on the nuclear option? no matter what happens, donald trump is going to get his person on the supreme court. one way or the other. 60 votes or 51 create bret: i don t often hear on the panel quote from mark cuban s tweets, but the businessman who supported the democrats and hillary clinton had a couple tonight. if dems they will ask potus what they can get from him in exchange for a quick scotus approval. negotiate with the negotiator. or dems can do business as usual, treat him like a politician, how did that work
republican senators to date reacting with relief and joy about this, this reminds everyone, every republican and conservative who held their nose and voted for donald trump, this is why they were doing this. and after the rocky weekend we had with republicans tearing their hair out about the immigration order for a variety of reasons bret: some of them. some of them. some of them just because it was a mess in the process was a mess. this unifies republicans and reminds them why elections matter. bret: but today was a good day for president trump. no doubt. it was a great day. the fact that this was an announcement in prime time, the fact that we are on all night long on this, indicates how central the supreme court has become, how in effect liberals, and it is liberals, have turned it into a super legislature. you can start with roe if you
bret: very optimistic considering you are only at three, maybe four, by tomorrow, nominees that have gone through the confirmation process. don t you see an obstructionist part of the senate that is going to cause problems? they are trying to. they have knuckled down. no honeymoon period for this president. but we are going to work her way through it, stay in session long enough to get through our agenda. bret: the debt ceiling, mid-march? that will have to be dealt with on the administration says it is time to come we are not going to default on our national debt for the first time in history. bret: busy time. indeed. bret: we appreciate your time, senator. when we come back, we ll meet a woman who worked as a law clerk for judge neil gorsuch. what was he really like? what don t we know? stay