i have want to be clear. i don t think we re going to be in a 90-10 world like we were in even 30 and 40 years ago. but i do think that, given the infrastructure of partisanship that has come really in the last 30 years or so, has become so vital. so shaping. i just hope that the nominee, i hope the process has a certain kind of gravity and even, dare i say it and if may be too sentimental, maybe a kind of dignity. because whether it s roe verses wade or brown verses board of education or bush v gore or the marriage equality decision, just again and again and again. it is the supreme court that has
play into the decision in the next couple of weeks as the fate of roe verses wade is hanging in the balance before this court. and keep in mind the midterm elections are coming up in november. so, the pick of biden for the nominee is going to have a lot to do with galvanizing voters on both sides heading to the midterms. one of the things that you watch so closely is ron clain. he s been under fire but this is something he knows so well. this is right in his ball park, if you will. trying to get justices confirmed. that s right. it s also by the way an issue that president biden knows very well. he spent years on the senate judiciary committee. he s a veteran of supreme court conformation battles. you can look for the president to take a personal interest, not only in his selection but in the