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Welcome to the views room, a weekly conversation among breaking views columnists about the ups and downs of the world of finance.

I'm Anthony Curry and I'm here with my colleague Jennifer Saber. Hi, Jen.

Hello.

So later in the show, we're going to investigate what underarmours, dismal fourth quarter results mean for both the company and the broader battle waged by investors

to have one vote for each share they own. But before that, we turn our focus to Washington, D.C.

President Donald Trump has already provided us with the smorgasbord of material we could dip into,

but let's start with the latest. He just picked Neil Gorsuch to replace deceased Anthony Scalia on the Supreme Court.

We're joined on the line from the nation's capital by our very own Gina Chan. Hello, Gina.

Hey, guys. So President Trump just named his first Supreme Court nominee 12 days into the White House. It was a bit of a spectacle. It was, you know, primetime television.

Gina, why don't you tell us a little bit about this? It was kind of an unusual way to go about it

and why he did it this way and then possibly a little bit about his pick. Yeah, well, it actually

was a bit less dramatic than people thought it was going to be. There was some talk before

the actual announcement that perhaps he could have both of the

finalists there and then announced it just like...

Would you like a reality TV show, right?

Like the apprentice.

Like, exactly.

And instead of saying you're fired, saying you're hired.

But luckily, he did not do that.

And it wasn't usual to announce it in this kind of way,

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