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candidacy has changed the party. we are pleased to welcome senator sanders with us tonight. let s start with the question everyone is asking. when are you going to endorse hillary? sen. sanders: our campaigns are working together. from day one, i said that i would endorse the winner of the democratic primary. i had hoped it would be me. it appears it will not read, and that endorsement will come. al: there are reports it could come as early as next tuesday in new hampshire sen. sanders: we are working together to see how we can be most effective in terms of coming together on issues and running the kind of campaign that needs to be run to make sure that donald trump does not become president. al: are there any other questions that have to be resolved on the platform before you and/or sir? before you endorse her? sen. sanders: we are working together. at the end of the day, we will be united and do everything we can to make sure that donald trump does not become pr ....
the very best of the bunch. i am so pleased to have my friend rich cohen back at this table. rich: thanks for having me. first time for us at this table, but not the first time for us talking. we just noted here, one of the great things about a book like this is that so much has been written about the stones, but you bring this perspective to it that is unique. that goes back to not just when you met them in 1994, but your childhood. rich: when i was a little kid, i was the youngest brother and my favorite song for a long time cowboy nestone by glen campbell. when i felt sorry for myself, i would go into my bedroom and listen to it. my brother had moved up to the attic and locked the door to all comers. and i heard the cowbell that was honky tonk woman. it picked me up and levitated me up into his room where i heard just enough it before he beat me back down the stairs, it ruined me for life and made me a lifelong rolling stones fan. i got the experience to travel a ....
donald trump has been the people s champion, and, tonight he is the people s nominee! [applause] ivanka: like many of my fellow millennials, i do not consider myself categorically republican or democrat. more than party affiliation, i vote based on what i believe is right for my family and for my country. sometimes it s a tough choice. that is not the case this time. as the proud daughter of your nominee, i am here to tell you that this is the moment and donald trump is the person to make america great again. [applause] ivanka: real change, the kind we have not seen in decades, is only going to come from outside the system, and it s only going to come from a man who has spent his entire life doing what others said could not be done. my father is a fighter. when the primaries got tough and they were tough, he did what any great leader does. he dug deeper, worked harder got better, and became stronger. [applause] ivanka: i have seen him fight for his family. i have seen h ....
michael: obviously there is a lot of political intrigue in the supreme court. a lot of powerful people are interested in the decisions that you come to any effects that they have on public policy and commerce. my question is, what if any effect is that political interests have on the court decision-making process, and what steps do you take to maybe isolate yourself from that political interest? is it just something that you and the other justices get used to overtime? justice sotomayor: you do not get on the court unless you are a concerned citizen. every single justice has had a career in which they have devoted their lives, in some form or a the other or the other to the public view. even any private practice they have been involved in activities that do public service. we are, by nature, citizen lawyers. you do not work as hard as we work, reach where we have reached, unless we have shown that to the powers that be. we get selected because we are the very best at ....
that do public service. we are, by nature, citizen lawyers. you do not work as hard as we work, reach where we have reached, unless we have shown that to the powers that be. we get selected because we are the very best at some aspect of the work that we have done. that work often includes public service. it means that there is not one of us who was unaware is unaware of political rights. we are aware. we read the newspapers. we listen to the news. some of us are political junkies. others are not. being an informed citizen does not get translated into, now i am going to vote the way the public wants me to. the gift the founding fathers gave us is they gave us a lifetime job so that we would not feel pressure to do a decision based on public opinion from fear that somehow we would be driven from our work. so we re not thinking about public opinion in terms of reaching the answer that we believe the law compels. every year if you read the most sensitive decisions, you wi ....