<transcript><audio_46>its position before the supreme court could decide that case so and therefore it was mooted and i think the justice considered that to be a lost opportunity right her belief in in autonomy definitely supported the autonomy to be able to</transcript><transcript><audio_47>thank you let's turn to uh professor manheim um to begin discussion of the candidate who is great um so about two weeks ago uh</transcript><transcript><audio_48>president trump nominated a judge amy coney barrett to replace uh justice ginsburg in that seat on supreme court um and so in terms of the process going forward it's actually in a sense pretty straightforward um</transcript><transcript><audio_49>at this point a majority of the senate needs to vote to confirm uh judge barrett and then the president has to sign that commission um creating her lifetime appointment um and i know that at this point there are about a million different sort of hypotheticals circling around um</transcript><transcript><audio_50>involving you know who's going to show up when and what sort of moon suit is going to be worn et cetera um and i guess rather than sort of going down that hole um i'll just say that that's not really law at that point it's more politics um and and the closest it gets to law would be</transcript> its position before the supreme court could decide that case so and therefore it was mooted and i think the justice considered that to be a lost opportunity right her belief in in autonomy definitely supported the autonomy to be able to thank you let's turn to uh professor manheim um to begin discussion of the candidate who is great um so about two weeks ago uh president trump nominated a judge amy coney barrett to replace uh justice ginsburg in that seat on supreme court um and so in terms of the process going forward it's actually in a sense pretty straightforward um at this point a majority of the senate needs to vote to confirm uh judge barrett and then the president has to sign that commission um creating her lifetime appointment um and i know that at this point there are about a million different sort of hypotheticals circling around um involving you know who's going to show up when and what sort of moon suit is going to be worn et cetera um and i guess rather than sort of going down that hole um i'll just say that that's not really law at that point it's more politics um and and the closest it gets to law would be
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