I believe he should not have an oval office meeting with the President until he agrees before he walks into that oval office that he will not murder, kill and maim the people of Camp Ashraf.

I believe that it is vital that the public really understands what the Supreme Court does.

The Congress has the authority to handle administrative matters legislatively.

People ought to know that.

Well, you are the Senate. You decide how to proceed.

Because it is so important for the public to know how its Government functions, and because the Supreme Court affects the lives of Americans in such great detail.

The Congress, under separation of powers, has the authority to find the facts, and then there is need only for a rational relationship between what Congress finds factually and the legislation which Congress enacts.

I believe that if the Court were televised, there would be an understanding and an accountability.

Give or take five.

I have been battling this issue for decades.

The authority of the Congress under the Commerce Clause was unchallenged for 60 years and then in Lopez and Morrison cut back.

The Court is very ideologically driven at the moment, and I think the public needs to understand that.

The Supreme Court decides all of the important cutting issues of the day.

I think Senator Sessions has it right when he says they consider it their domain. Well, it is not.

I do not think we are being too assertive if we say to the Supreme Court, 'Televise.'

Not only does the Court affect the daily lives of all Americans, it has a tremendous impact upon the separation of powers.

I think the public's right to know and the benefit of an informed citizenry vastly outweigh what you quote Justice Kennedy as talking about collegial dynamics.

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