Sen. Tillis Defends Nomination of Kavanaugh for Supreme Court

The transcript covers a discussion on Judge Kavanaugh's nomination, highlighting his credentials and the debate over his insider status. It addresses the extensive document review process and the timeline for Senate hearings. The conversation shifts to NATO defense spending, emphasizing the importance of the alliance and U.S. commitment. Finally, it explores U.S.-Russia relations, focusing on the complexities of engaging with Putin and the significance of the NATO summit.

What is highlighted as a key aspect of Judge Kavanaugh's professional background?

• His career in the private sector

• His academic and bench credentials

• His activism in public service

• His role as a legislator

What is a major concern regarding the review of Judge Kavanaugh's nomination?

• The opposition from Republican senators

• The absence of a clear timeline

• The extensive volume of documents

• The lack of public support

What is the speaker's view on the timeline for Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation?

• It requires a complete overhaul

• It should be delayed indefinitely

• It can be completed in an expeditious manner

• It should be postponed until the next election

What is the primary focus of President Trump's discussions regarding NATO?

• Increasing defense spending by allies

• Reducing the number of member countries

• Changing the leadership structure

• Expanding NATO's geographical reach

What is the significance of the NATO summit according to the speaker?

• To reduce defense spending

• To affirm the importance of the alliance

• To dissolve the NATO alliance

• To announce new member countries

What is a key challenge in the U.S. relationship with Russia?

• Establishing a trade agreement

• Understanding Putin's intentions

• Increasing military presence in Russia

• Reducing diplomatic ties

How does the speaker suggest the U.S. should approach its relationship with Russia?

• By immediately forming a strong alliance

• By maintaining skepticism and seeking evidence of constructive intentions

• By engaging in open conflict

• By ignoring Russia's actions