Trump Says McConnell Should ’Go Nuclear’ in Court Fight

The transcript discusses Neil Gorsuch's unanimous confirmation in 2006 and the current opposition from some Democrats. It questions the honesty of opposing Gorsuch now, given his qualifications and past endorsement. The speaker suggests that if gridlock continues in Washington, Mitch McConnell should consider the nuclear option to ensure Gorsuch's confirmation.

What was the initial stance of Democrats regarding Gorsuch's confirmation in 2006?

• They abstained from voting.

• They unanimously supported him.

• They were divided in their support.

• They opposed him.

What is the speaker's opinion on the Democrats' change of stance towards Gorsuch?

• It is a sign of political maturity.

• It is a dishonest move.

• It is a necessary political strategy.

• It is irrelevant to the confirmation process.

According to the speaker, what makes Gorsuch a suitable candidate for justice?

• His media presence.

• His educational and experiential background.

• His political connections.

• His financial contributions.

What does the speaker suggest if political gridlock occurs during Gorsuch's confirmation?

• To seek public opinion.

• To use the nuclear option.

• To wait for a consensus.

• To abandon the confirmation process.

What is the 'nuclear option' in the context of this discussion?

• A legislative procedure to override a filibuster.

• A military strategy.

• A media campaign.

• A public referendum.