1. All of the evidence –– every bit of it points to a judge who honors his oaths to be impartial and to render justice without respect to persons.

2. All of the evidence -- every bit of it points to a judge who honors his oaths to be impartial and to render justice without respect to persons.

3. And what that means is that in every single case, the judge has to do what the law requires.‘‘ As a federal appellate judge, I swore that I would administer justice without respect to persons, that I would do equal right to the poor and to the rich, and that I would carry out my duties under the Constitution and the laws of the United States,‘‘ Alito said. And that is what I have tried to do to the very best of my ability for the past 15 years.

4. ERELI:
'4; Right.
'4; I‘m not familiar with the case.
'4; I‘ll look into it.
'4; I frankly, speaking in generalities without respect to the specific case, would take issue with the premise of your question.
'4; The fact is we –– America is welcoming –– America does want people to come visit here, does want to engage with our friends and critics abroad, and I think is open to that, whether it be doing it outside our borders or within our borders.
'4; That‘s not to say there aren‘t requirements by law that our consular officials are obligated to follow by Congressional requirements.
'4; So those are designed to protect the United States and to remain consistent with our laws and our national security requirements.