trying to be president, saying he wanted to appoint somebody that would overturn roe v. wade, so the political issues, very, very stark, and so you have the nominees, the folks who end up on scotus, end up reflecting those partisan divides and i know this is something the justices don t like, stephen breyer, particularly, talked about this, not wanting to be seen as a political body, but it is a political body. listen, i m sure years in the past, the supreme court might have been a much more united body, but listen, those times, in many ways, weren t good for black people. they weren t good for women. they weren t good for gay folks either. so, now, i think you re moving forward to a situation where the supreme court is going to be much more diverse. it s going to stay essentially ideologically the way it is now, but it will look much more like the country. hey, charlie, very quickly, will biden s pick get any republican support?