On Tuesday, 40-year-old Georgia Supreme Court Justice Brit Grant was confirmed as a judge

on the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals. She once clerked for Judge Brett Kavanaugh,

who is Trump's Supreme Court nominee. President Trump has now appointed 24 federal

Circuit judges more than any other president at this time in his term. In fact, one out of every

seven sitting Circuit judges was appointed by Donald Trump. The New York Times, though,

they're not happy. They worry that President Trump is leaving an indelible conservative stamp

on the judiciary. They complain his impact is just beginning. And that's right on. That's exactly

right. After all, Trump's appointees are young. Many will work their way to the federal appeals

courts, and will move those powerful courts to the right. The left is an agony. That's why it's so

heartwarming. President Trump deserves credit. So does Senator Mitch McConnell, who has been a pit

bull getting these justices confirmed, but someone else deserves credit? You know who?

Dengie Harry. If Dengie Harry Reid hadn't changed the old rules of the Senate to get Obama's

judges confirmed, none of this would likely be happening. You talk about poetic justice.

The Democrats make a move, and it comes back to vitamin, and you know where, and we can all

smile about it. I am.