"The right to marry is clearly rooted in our history of legal tradition and practices, yes, Judge?"
"The genius of our system, or separation of powers, and the independent judiciary is that we can never allow that to happen."
"There have to be some limits to Executive power where he, head of the executive branch--the President in our case--cannot climb over the lectern."
"I went back to look at 'Presidential Administration' by Justice Kagan after you cited it to me yesterday."
"In an exchange you had with Senator Feinstein earlier today, this was exactly the question where I do not think you ever really answered it."
"What I am encouraged by is, that you have said when you call U.S. v. Nixon the greatest, you think it is rightly decided."
"I think that your explanation of how you ruled in the Hamdan case is admirable."
"Will you also agree that Morrison was correctly decided?"
"So if U.S. v. Nixon was rightly decided, was Morrison v. Olson rightly decided?"
"I have called it one of the four greatest moments in Supreme Court history, U.S. v. Richard Nixon."
"I want to focus on the question of the President's action in firing the special prosecutor because that is what I think is a key issue here."