Alito recalls being more recognized after his Supreme Court confirmation hearings
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito noted in an interview that he is rarely recognized in public, though his visibility increased following his confirmation hearings.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said he doesn't get recognized in public often. "I was recognized much more frequently after my confirmation hearings," he recalled. CBS News chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford sat down with Alito on the bleachers of the New Jersey baseball field where he played as a boy for an interview airing Monday.
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