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US President Trump has raised the rumors of fabricating the wills of Federal Justice Ginsburg, who died recently.
US politics are clashing over the election of a successor Supreme Court Justice, and President Trump has said that approval must be done before the November presidential election.
Correspondent Kim Soo-hyung reports from Washington.
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Justice Ginsburg's last will to his granddaughter was that his successor would be decided by the next president.
[Chuck Schumer/Democratic Senate Representative: My strongest hope is that I will not change my position until the next president takes office.
We believe in it.
The same goes for Americans.]
But President Trump insisted that the will may have been fabricated by Democratic leadership.
No evidence was provided.
[Trump/U.S. President: I don't know if she really said the will of Justice Ginsburg or if it was written by (Democratic Party leaders) Adam Seef, Schumer and Pelosi.]
Ginsburg's successor was four or five days after the funeral procedure He said he would decide.
The Republican Party has pressed for a ratification vote before the presidential election.
[Trump/U.S. President: The final ballot approved by the Supreme Court must be made before the presidential election.
We have plenty of time.]
President Trump praised Judge Barbara Lagoa, who was mentioned as the successor to Justice Ginsburg, for Hispanic origins from Florida.
He indicated that he could use the Supreme Court Justice's election for the Florida elections, which will make the election difficult.