I think that may be reflected in the fact that she has been endorsed--in our last panel, Louis Freeh, who had been appointed by George H.W. Bush and, also, served as the FBI director.

I want to thank all of you, and you just did a marvelous job in stating your opinions.

I think we can be assured she will do it as a Justice.

Her story resonates with all Americans. She is proof that in our country, in our country, there is no limit, even for those of us from the most humble of backgrounds.

I thought you so succinctly described the effect that her ruling had on many, many people across this country.

Well, I would say that her opinion probably rules, if you look at how she actually ruled on this.

I think that all any of us can expect and hope for and want is that she is fair, open-minded, and that she applies the law to the facts, and, clearly, her record has done that.

I urge you all to support her.

We are grateful to President Obama for making a wise decision in nominating Judge Sotomayor.

Our support for Sonia is entirely nonpartisan.

Sonia Sotomayor went out of her way to stand shoulder to shoulder with those of us in public safety at a time when New York City needed strong, tough, and fair prosecutors.