Ruth Bader Ginsburg Says She'll Stay on Court as Long as She's Healthy

The transcript discusses the public's interest in personal health, shares a personal story about cancer and a senator, and talks about current health and career intentions. It also highlights role models like Justice Stevens and discusses career longevity.

What was the speaker's experience with a senator regarding their health?

• The senator supported the speaker's recovery.

• The senator predicted the speaker's demise within six months.

• The senator offered medical advice to the speaker.

• The senator ignored the speaker's health condition.

What is the speaker's stance on continuing their role?

• They will continue as long as they are healthy and mentally agile.

• They plan to retire next year.

• They will retire at the age of 90.

• They will continue regardless of their health.

Who does the speaker admire for their longevity and productivity?

• Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes

• Justice Stevens

• A senator

• A fellow cancer survivor

What did Justice Stevens accomplish after leaving the court?

• He wrote four books.

• He started a new career in medicine.

• He became a senator.

• He retired completely from public life.

What is the speaker's view on breaking the record of Justice Stevens and Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes?

• They are determined to break the record.

• They have no interest in breaking the record.

• They are inspired by Justice Stevens' achievements.

• They believe records are unimportant.