The American tradition of zealous representation of unpopular clients is at least as old as John Adams` representation of the British soldiers charged in the Boston Massacre.

the Court should consider all of those factors, I would say reliance factors loom large, as far as I am concerned, before overturning a precedent.

the minute Justice Gorsuch was confirmed, the Court finally had a conservative 5-4 majority to overturn Abood.

the Court is poised to overturn Roe v. Wade, even though women have relied on their constitutional right to have an abortion for nearly 50 years.

we have a very, in my view, an ideologically divided Court.

My Republican colleagues made a big show yesterday of promising a fair process and, to me, that means ensuring that you are treated no differently than any other Federal judges that have got--nominees that have come before us.

I have been asking every nominee that comes before the Committees on which I sit the two questions that I asked you at the start of my time.

an increasing readiness to overturn precedent.

we are seeing more and more, precedents being asked to be overturned.

Before I end, I also wanted to mention I was so glad to hear you reference Constance Baker Motley during your introductory press conference at the White House.

I think the LGBTQ+ community is very, very concerned about that.