Neil Gorsuch | Clip 12.18.20 | Firing Line with Margaret Hoover | PBS

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“The beauty of the legislative process is it allows for irrational compromises by people so that we can live with one another.” In this newly released BONUS CLIP, Justice Neil Gorsuch discusses why Congress, not the executive branch, should legislate.

Justice Neil Gorsuch, the first of President Trump's three nominees to the Supreme Court, discusses his judicial philosophy, the legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the breakdown of civility in America.

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Just as good the second time around. An incredibly informed, educated, and thoughtful person. Everything one could want in a Supreme Court Justice. Regardless of who may nominate them, we need minds like this on the bench.

Already looking forward to next week’s installment. Margaret Hoover and the Firing Line team...the best in the business. Thank you PBS!

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I don't agree on X material subjects with Gorsuch, but have to admit he understands democracy and his position and responsibility in the trias politica. And that is a positive surprise. Prejudice? Maybe. I think he is well qualified and well positioned to lecture the Donald, on these subjects.

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How do you protect SAFETY? You protect because their is no SAFETY. You protect what you have taken without asking.

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ILLEGITIMATE! Shouldn't even be on the Court. Great hair, though.

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