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Equitable supposedly justice system and liberal judges who have more sympathy for the victimizers than for the victims are a big part of the problem. >> judge jackson was incredibly poised throughout the hearing. a literal unkavanaugh in her temperament but the look of her face was every black woman ever. senator cory booker brought her a moment of joy after that. >> this is not a normal day for america. we have never had this moment before. and i just want to talk about the joy. i know tomorrow...

Youre a very nice man. i dont want to try to get you to channel the true ugly coming. sherrilyn ifill said the whining about the treatment of brett kavanaugh credibly increased of a sexual assault and crying and saying he liked beer. how ugly do you think this will get given theyre on full grievance mind on the other side? >> you know me. ill a prisoner of hope. were going to be prepared for it because as youve already seen, black women are elevated from kamala harris to the judge. theyre going ...

Overlooked. although appointed by different president, the justices have genuine fondness and respect for one another. we saw some of that in the expressions of admiration and love for justice breyer when he announced his retirement. the civil manner in which the justices debate the large and vexing issues before them is vital not only to the success of the supreme court but to the success of our nation. the constitution requires that of all of us. it goes without saying that civility of debate ...

The history and character of the federal defendants. i hope that judge jackson can provide clarity and nuance. this is a public education experience for americans. im thrilled shes a nominee. >> is there a singular, narrative are republicans coleasing around one point? >> its a couple different points. they are hitting the soft on crime issue hardest here. i want to say about how judge jackson for the last 10, 12 minutes were all her own. well have the pushing and shoving. she placed herself in ...

This court. a point senators on both sides of the aisle also made today but republicans certainly didnt hold back from their nonsense. here is lindsey graham of course even though hes voted to confirm judge jackson multiple times, raised the question of why the left likes her so much and whining about white republicans, blah, blah, blah and insurrection fan josh hawley that talked about her list on child pornography cases to try to prove a qanon-ish point the national review called disingenuous ...

Seeing. as for lawsuits, i would just first of all, because theres active litigation, im not going to comment in a way that would affect that litigation. i would only say that the secretary, the health and well being of the wire force is his paramount concern. this is still an active pandemic. people are still dying in the dod family are still dying from this. so we believe that the vaccine literally saves lives. its still a mandatory vaccine here in the department. its a lawful order to adminis...

Day one, as she makes history. the first black woman to be nominated to the nations highest court. judge jackson in her fourth senate confirmation hearing, getting bipartisan support in her previous confirmations. though there is no guarantees of that in these hearings for the supreme court. all 22 members of the senate judiciary committee making opening statements. democrats and republicans today praising her accomplishments, but many of the republicans then laying out their lines of inquiry, w...

Appointed by republican presidents and all highly respected judicial conservatives have voiced their strong support for judge jacksons confirmation. there was a time, not so long ago, when bipartisan support of the presidents nomination of a highly qualified jurist was regular order. antonin ska scalia was confirmed, 98-0. the rule of law is a fragile possibility in the best of times. today, its literally under attack in ukraine and is threatened around the world and in our own country by autocr...

Judge thomas griffith and lisa fairfax. professor from the university of pennsylvania. >> i come here as someone who understands that there are few greater responsibilities under the constitution than serving as a justice on the united states supreme court. it takes a jurist of high character, keen intellect, deep legal knowledge and broad experience to ensure that the judiciary plays its unique role under the constitution. to uphold the rule of law impartially and not to be, in the words of jus...

Myself. members of this committee, if i am confirmed, i commit to you that i will work productively to support and defend the constitution in this grand experiment of american democracy that has endured over these past 246 years. i have been a judge for nearly a decade now. i take that responsibility and my duty to be independent very seriously. i decide cases from a neutral posture. i evaluate the facts and i interpret and apply the law to the facts of the case before me without fear or favor, ...