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Mob thats storming the capitol -- and setting aside illegal, what about moral? >> but i wasnt doing anything wrong. >> you were part of the crowd. your very presence was giving them support. >> you were part of the crowd as well. >> i was a journalist. they were screaming in my face. >> im just a citizen, just standing there yelling. i feel like were getting sidetracked. >> i think, actually, this is really the heart of the question. this is the problem of a mob. it absolves people of their mora...

Why she ought to be exactly where she is today. hearing her talk about a quest and love of the law, having her invoke the late constant baker motley, speak about her own relatives having been incarcerated. mine have as well. the idea of the intersectionality, about all of the facets of what it takes to be who she is was just profoundly moving to watch and to see. and not the least of which as a mother to watch her speak about her children and about the reverence she has for her mentors throughou...

We reached out to the great great grandson of jefferson davis. hes trying to reclaim his familys legacy from those who see davis as a hero of white supremacy. we slept in the vicksburg home of jefferson davis. >> you say youre a davis descendant in mississippi, you better be ready. it brings responsibility. people are assuming youre going to be a davis. somebody asked me why i dont dress up like him. >> hayes davis still holds on to artifacts from his great great grandfather, a book he signed, a...

This was one of the most graceful notes i have heard anyone make in this moment. >> yeah. on this dismal set of days this is a really great day for the court. really great day for our country and agree with melissa theres stuff about faith and the political reactions but to me i practiced before the court and i want a great justice. the country needs a great justice and what we are getting in this nomination and you heard her talk about the reverence for justice breyer and we share that for her ...

Ceiling today and i know a number of people look forward to judge jackson being -- getting a fair hearing and confirmed very quickly. >> i know the ideological idea will not change. >> president biden said he was looking for somebody with a brilliant legal mind and he really found it in ketanji brown jackson. i am so excited for the court. she clerked for justice breyer and is loved by the breyer law clerk family, and you could hear her reverence for him in what you were talking about, katy, i c...

A debate. he also held a knife to congressman john boehner before boehner was speaker. they later became friends. young was a defender of the oil and logging industries. he brought back billions of dollars in pork to alaska. remember those bridges to nowhere? that was don young a proposed 2.2 billion in spending. the bridges were never built. in 2014 the house ethics committee fined young nearly $60,000 for using campaign money to pay personal expenses for accepting 15 judge cets. house minority...

Were going to reconvene tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. we thank all of the participants and members of our audience for keeping this dignified, respectful and civilized and hope to continue this tomorrow. with this, the committee stands adjourned. >> martha: and with that, the cameras move in on judge ketanji brown jackson who is the nominee for the supreme court. she gave a very interesting comprehensive look at her life. she thanked her husband, dr. patrick jackson, her daughters, her extended ...

Day-long hearing. >> i think youre doing very well. and as you can see, this is a bit of a tough place. >> reporter: paula reid, cnn, washington. >> all right, paula, thank you very much. joining me now, cnns senior legal analyst mr. elie honig. elie, appreciate you joining us. this was an intense day of hearings. how do you think the judge did? >> well, don, i think judge jackson herself put on display the exact traits that you want in any federal judge at any level. you want a judge, first of ...

And we got split and i got pulled in -- >> and who brought you here? >> an ambulance. i dont know. >> at that moment juan did not know his friend brent renaud has died, a consequence of being shot there. what are your thoughts if intentionally targeted these journalists after crossing that checkpoint? >> a couple of points, first of all, my heart goes out to the families as well as the survivors. these courageous journalists deserve our respect and admiration and even reverence for their coverag...

Indy Metro Military Honor Guard member Jeff Nelson brought his family all the way from Indianapolis to stand for the procession.