Shannon Bream

They can't take away their employment.

They can't do anything from that infrastructure.

And there are a lot of critics on the outside who said this should have been farmed out.

We should have brought in DOJ or some other federal investigative body to do this.

Well, then, you know, when Dan Bongino was part of the administration, he talked a couple of times about this, saying the Dobbs decision is still on our list of investigations.

Like, we're going to try to find out.

So if the court cooperates with them, that's one thing.

But if the court's not cooperating and turning over all the details of what their internal investigation found, I'm not sure how you kind of pick up the threats at this point.

Oh, guys, this is one of our favorite parlor games in D.C., especially in the Supreme Court press corps.

Like it gives ulcers to all of us trying to figure this out and figure out what they're going to do.

Because you guys know these confirmation battles have gotten so heated the last few rounds that when somebody decides to step down, it triggers all kinds of pandemonium in D.C.,

And you're right.

You've got to look to the midterms and see, does the Senate lose control, which would make it really hard.

It's already difficult because you're not even guaranteed all the Republican votes if you're a Republican voter who wants to see President Trump to get another appointment.

They don't always stick together either.

You know, it's a really heavy lift, but I've heard nothing.

I mean, Justices Thomas and Alito have both hired their clerks.

They have everything in place that you would think is going to be in place for future terms.

That's something that they do pretty far in advance.

So I haven't heard any rumblings that anybody's actually thinking about it.