President Trump with the nomination of Judge Kavanaugh has fulfilled or is fulfilling two of his campaign promises.

First, to undo women's reproductive freedom, second, to undo ACA.

And so I will oppose him with everything I've got.

I do not ask about a nominee's personal opinions.

Tomorrow, I begin meeting with members of the Senate.

He's starting. I don't want to call it a beauty pageant.

It's sort of making his rounds on the hill.

And a judge's job is not to be making social policy for America.

If confirmed by the Senate, I will keep an open mind in every case.

Hello and welcome to Trumpcast.

The show about the man about to be welcomed in Great Britain with a state dinner from Queen Elizabeth

and a blimp over Parliament depicting him as a giant orange baby.

Donald Trump. I'm Jacob Oyster.

Let's talk about Trump and the Supreme Court.

Supreme Court nominations are the rare case where Trump hasn't been the norm breaker,

unless you count the theatrics like his absurd reveal of the winners of his beauty pageant.

He hasn't chosen pretend justices from Fox News or performers from Duck Dynasty.

He picked Neil Gorsuch and now Brett Kavanaugh to experience credentialed conservative jurists

from the same Federalist Society list that Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush picked from.

Say what you will about their ideology or their jurisprudence, they're highly qualified nominees.

No, the norm breaker is Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who in 2016 created a new rule out of thin air.

A rule that a president doesn't get to fill Supreme Court vacancies in an election year.

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