Chief Justice John Roberts, surprisingly, has perhaps had the most to say here – though not exactly by choice. During his 2005 confirmation hearing, Roberts responded to a frustrated Sen. Chuck Schumer, who said that the confirmation hearing process is “getting a little more absurd every time,” given nominees’ refusal to give any substantive answers. Tell me two or three good movies. And I ask you, no, give me an example of a good movie. (When asked whether she was “Team Edward” or “Team Jacob” in a reference to the “Twilight” films during her confirmation hearing, she did not answer, saying “I wish you wouldn’t [ask]”).