ERIC BOLLING (CO-HOST): Today President Obama's Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland visited the Hill to visit with Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid and Patrick Leahy, the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee. The Senate's Majority Leader Mitch McConnell isn't interested in meeting with Garland. He is still standing firm on that the next president should pick the Justice Scalia's replacement. Rush Limbaugh has an interesting idea on how to settle the nominee divide.
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RUSH LIMBAUGH: I think Mitch McConnell maybe offer a deal to Obama. I'll give you your nominee if you'll have the DOJ indict Hillary ... Would Obama throw Hillary overboard to get his Supreme Court pick for life? Except, this is not the guy he wants ... Obama's going to put somebody, if this were something other than a sacrificial pick. If this were a legacy pick he would final somebody in his fifties, late forties maybe. Somebody who would be there forever.
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BOLLING: Yep. Rush is right. This is Obama gaming it. He knows McConnell won't bring it to a vote. He knew they would turn this guy down. But again playback, play politics back. Slow walk it. Do all the research. He said this guy has thousands and thousands of pages of writing.
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BOLLING: So Obama's not going to take that deal? Indict Hillary?
KIMBERLY GUILFOYLE (CO-HOST): Fine, Garland, serve up Hillary.
