BERMAN: Separate but connected issue -- again, the last day of the Supreme Court term, and it really puts a focus on the makeup of the Supreme Court. Justice Stephen Breyer is 82. He's one of the three so-called "more liberal" justices. Do you think it would be better for your interests if Breyer retired now so that Biden could put a nominee up and get it through a Democratic-controlled Senate while he has one?
HARRISON: Well, Justice Breyer is going to have to make that determination. I don't know him. I don't have any influence over him, but he's going to have to make that determination whether or not it's time to hang it up and allow somebody else to step in. But if he doesn't decide to retire, I'm sure that President Biden is ready and willing and able to put somebody on the court. And he has said that one of the first appointments that he will make will be an African-American woman. And that will be an historic moment for this country.
BERMAN: I know it's his decision to make. But it sounds like you'd like him to make that decision.
HARRISON: Well, again, if he makes it, we'll move forward with it. If he doesn't, we'll move forward with what we got. But, as my grandma said, "Jaime, control what you can control." We are going to mobilize and get voters out to push back and send these people home who are trying to take away their rights.
BERMAN: Your grandmother sounds like a smart woman. Jaime Harrison, thanks so much.
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