women of color but sort of across the board, know this is a pretty historic pick. i think she answered those questions many of which, john, were really designed to be played in gop political ads in the midterms and in the next presidential cycle. they weren t really, i think, designed to get real information from her about her judicial philosophy. no one thinks judge jackson defends child pornographers, for example. so i think we heard a lot of information from her about a her rulings in past cases, how she approaches her judicial processes, as karl mentioned, and philosophy, and she will be confirmed which will be a historic feat for the supreme court. john: we asked voters for their feelings about it, and here s some interesting findings. when asked if they would vote to confirm ketanji brown jackson, 56% of people said they would, 50% said they would confirm justice amy coney barrett. justice kavanaugh, 40%. judge gorsuch, 45%.
replace justice steven breyer, whose confirmation hear aing he led back in 1994, faced her own. congressional correspondent chad pergram reports. good morning, judge jackson. good morning. reporter: senators asked about gender. can you provide a definition for the word woman? i can t. you can t? i m not a biologist reporter: they asked about abortion. can an unborn child feel pain at 20 weeks? senator, john. you can bank as long bang as loud as you want. there s no point in responding, he s going to interrupt you. reporter: judiciary committee chairman dick durbin is responsible for piloting jackson s nomination through the senate, but i the man who picked jackson enjoys an unprecedented vantage point about the course his nominee faces. the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? i do, mr. chairman. president biden presided over
women of color but sort of across the board, know this is a pretty historic pick. i think she answered those questions many of which, john, were really designed to be played in gop political ads in the midterms and in the next presidential cycle. they weren t really, i think, designed to get real information from her about her judicial philosophy. no one thinks judge jackson defends child pornographers, for example. so i think we heard a lot of information from her about a her rulings in past cases, how she approaches her judicial processes, as karl mentioned, and philosophy, and she will be confirmed which will be a historic feat for the supreme court. john: we asked voters for their feelings about it, and here s some interesting findings. when asked if they would vote to confirm ketanji brown jackson, 56% of people said they would, 50% said they would confirm justice amy coney barrett. justice kavanaugh, 40%. judge gorsuch, 45%.
replace justice steven breyer, whose confirmation hear aing he led back in 1994, faced her own. congressional correspondent chad pergram reports. good morning, judge jackson. good morning. reporter: senators asked about gender. can you provide a definition for the word woman? i can t. you can t? i m not a biologist reporter: they asked about abortion. can an unborn child feel pain at 20 weeks? senator, john. you can bank as long bang as loud as you want. there s no point in responding, he s going to interrupt you. reporter: judiciary committee chairman dick durbin is responsible for piloting jackson s nomination through the senate, but i the man who picked jackson enjoys an unprecedented vantage point about the course his nominee faces. the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? i do, mr. chairman. president biden presided over hearings for six supreme court