conduct that he would be available for judicial punishment to the court system. so that kind of fighting we are saying to us the past 24 hours has been a real taste of what lies in store for the rest of the summer and the early months of fall. back to you. melissa: no doubt, thank you. lawmakers are probably well on their way wave trying to go through his extensive legal writing. the 53-year-old has been a judge on the u.s. appeals court in washington and has clerked for retiring supreme court justice kennedy. he worked on the report that led to the impeachment of president bill clinton and later served in the george w. bush white house. conservatives are split over whether he is expressed support for the constitution of obamacare. and there are lingering questions over kavanaugh s potential decision on the future of roe vs. wade. moderate g.o.p. senators susan collins and lisa murkowski who declined to attend the white house announcement last night say they need to examine
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it s probably going to be vicious because the other side, all they can do is obstruct and resist in the whole thing is resist. maybe someday we ll be able to get along with the other side. i don t know. right now, it s only resist. that s all they want to do is stop things from happening. so they are going to try very hard. i think it s going to go quickly if i pick the right person. kimberly: amid growing concerns from the left that the new makeover the court could lead to the reversal of roe vs. wade ruling, legalizing abortion. the president wang end. are you going to ask your nominees beforehand how they might vote on roe vs. wade. that s a big one. probably not. they are all saying don t do that. don t do that. you shouldn t do that by importing conservative people on i m very, very proud of neil gorsuch. he s been outstanding. his opinions are, you know, so well written so brilliant. and i m going to try and do
will probably get it done. i m not even concerned by the kinds of things susan collins says. the kind of judges that get appointed are not the kind of judges, like in the judge bork days that were advocates for overturning roe v. wade. most of them keep mum on their personal views on these things. i think it s going to be noncontroversial. dana: the left uses the idea of roe vs. wade being overturned as the right uses the idea of guns being abolished. it s a way to fire up the base. neither of those issues are actually on the table, but that s what people will use. we can be calm about the kinds of judges that will get out there and how they might rule. but this bin is going to be what it is. the formidable instrument infre around conservative nominees is in place because of how robert bork was treated in the 80s and conservatives figured it out, that they are not going to let this happen to another
kimberly: chris stirewalt. hello. chris: she is right. i will start with that. thank you for having me. happy independence day week. quinnipiac university has a poll out today and it looks that americans attitudes on this issue. guess what. overwhelmingly, americans don t want to see roe vs. wade overturned. that is a 2-1 margin. even a majority among men. so the hysteria here is damaging because nobody is saying that. the way that abortion, the way that access to elective abortions has been rolled back in the united states hasn t been i am telling you. you are the lawyer. it hasn t been rolled back through big we are going to knock it over. instead, states have found ways, it s an conservative states hae found ways to put limits on