SCIUTTO: Tonight, news that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is recovering from surgery that removed two cancerous nodules from her left lung. A spokesperson for the court says there is no evidence of any remaining disease in her lung or anywhere else in her body. We should remind you in 1999, Ginsburg underwent surgery for colorectal cancer, 10 years later she was treated for the early stages of pancreatic cancer. She did cast her vote, though, with the majority today in that 5-4 decision that upheld a federal judges order that blocked the Trump administration's new asylum restrictions. That policy would have banned migrants who illegally cross into the United States from seeking asylum outside official points of entry. The court decline to say when or how Ginsburg cast her vote. But we should note, justices can vote by phone or even email. I didn't know that. The news continues. I'm going to hand it over now to Chris Cuomo. "Cuomo Prime Time" starts right now.</s>CUOMO: Jimmy, Merry Christmas to you and the family if I don't see you, all the best, brother. I am Chris Cuomo --</s>SCIUTTO: You, too.</s>CUOMO: -- welcome to "Prime Time."
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Has Cancerous Nodules Removed From Lung No Evidence Of Any Remaining Disease.