Jared Isaacman

And the result is, I think we have ended up with the least qualified, most political Supreme Court justice in any of our lives.

And I was just looking up to see how old she is.

And unfortunately, Buck...

We're going to probably have her if age is any expectation for another 30 years.

I would also point this out as we go to break here.

Supreme Court requires a majority Senate approval.

There is a possibility out there that Republicans could lose the Senate in November and that Trump basically would not be able to get anybody appointed.

Just like with Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who thought, hey, I'm going to live forever and left behind the opportunity to have Obama be able to appoint her replacement.

Look at this situation right now.

We've got Clarence Thomas around 75.

We've got Alito around 74, if I'm not mistaken.

It may be five or six years until Republicans have what they have now, which is control of the Senate and the presidency, to be able to control who gets on the Supreme Court.

Everybody who gets into their 70s seems to think that they're going to live forever and be healthy forever.

The data often reflects that's not true at all.

who had the audacity to suggest that people get married and have kids.

And true to form, I believe you have a young child in the background, but that child is sleeping, I think I've been told right now.

So if she starts to scream, everything is fine, but you are living as you have preached.

I was pointing out I got married when I was 25, Isabel, and I had my first we had our first kid when I was 28.

He is now going off to college this coming fall.

And it's best decision that I ever made.