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i want to add senator doug jones , who has introduced jeb -- judge jackson to many of us. doug, thank you for serving in this cause and helping the president and judge jackson. we are not going to move to the next phase of the program. that is to hear from judge jackson. if we can set up a table -- before you sit down, judge, i am going to ask you to take the oath. please raise your right hand. do you affirm that the testimony will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >> let the record reflect that the judge has answered in the affirmative. you make now proceed. -- may now proceed. >> chairman at durban, ranking member grassley, distinguished members of the judiciary committee, thank you for convening this hearing and considering my nomination as associate justice of the supreme court. i am humbled and honored to be here. i am also grateful for the generous introductions that my former colleague judge tom griffith and my close friend professor lisa fairfax have so graciously provided. i am also very thankful for the confidence that president bi

was saying there. >> well, he's a -- doug jones, very -- ever the diplomat, shall we say.a centrist member of the senate when he was there, had relationships on either side of the aisle, been in the legal world for a long time. i wasn't surprised his message to our viewers was to say, hey, let's focus on the judge and her accomplishments and what she did as opposed to what republicans did in that hearing. but i covered a lot of these hearings, republicans are still extremely angry about what they view as injustices done to judge kavanaugh and this was sort of their first opportunity to hit a democratic nominee at a level that they, i think, would equate with how he was treated. i'm saying this is how they feel, not how i look at it. but i think that had everyone feeling like the process has really changed. certainly the hearings for amy coney barrett were more restrained, more in line with kind of what we typically have seen historically. you have to remember how much our partisan divisions have really affected how these hearings go down, and the final vote tallies. ruth b

i want to add to the list of introducers the man behind you, senator doug jones who has introduced judgekson to many of us, not for the first time, maybe reintroduced her, but doug, thank you for serving in this cause and for helping the president and judge jackson. thank you all three for being with us today. we are now going to move to the next phase of the program, and that is to hear from judge jackson. so if we could set up a table. before you sit down, judge, i'm going to ask you to take the oath, so -- please raise your right hand. do you affirm that the testimony you are about to give before the committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> let the record reflect that the judge has answered in the affirmative. and having met that requirement, you may now proceed with your remarks. >>> chairman durbin, ranking member grassley, and distinguished members of the judiciary committee, thank you for convening this hearing and for considering my nomination as associate justice of the supreme court of the united states. i am humbled an

relatives of those killed in a sandy hook massacre have rejected a settlement offer from info war doug jones. 20 young children and six educators were shot to death in 2012 families then sued for defamation after jones claimed the mass shooting was staged jones has apologized and retracted his statements but a trial now looks likely >>> the power of the tornados that bore down on texas last week is in full display in new surveillance footage security cameras at jacksborough elementary school and high school capture the winds tearing through the james, hallways and football field nine people were zwrered i town of about 4,000 people all students have returned te severe weather to tell you about. nbc meteorologist bill karins has been tracking it overnight >> swnt surprise me we had maybe a million 2 million people without power. located right over the top of the dallas area, and we have a tornado watch out until 7:00 a.m. central daylight in areas from dallas all the way towards louisiana. now, as far as the setup goes warm, humid air is coming out ahead of the storm system. we have strong wi

i want to compliment you for selecting senator doug jones to advise you. senator jones knows the senate. the senate knows senator jones. we know him to be quite the intellect. but more important, we know him to be a person of judgment and goodwill. i'm glad that you have been listening to him. i hope we will be able to use of this hearing today to talk about , if not implicitly, at least implicitly, two things. the first is the legitimacy of the united states supreme court. where does the court gets its legitimacy? what can we do to enhance it? judicial legitimacy is important. i do not need to tell you that. i am fond of the constitution, i know you are to. when members of the united states supreme court interpreted , i want the american people to believe them, i want the american people to say well, i may not agree, but the men and women who made the decision are intellectually honest and people with good faith. one of the primary roles of the united states approved port uphold the rule of law --one of the primary rules of the united states is uphold the

i want to compliment you for selecting senator doug jones to advise you. senator jones knows the senate. the senate knows senator jones. we know him to be quite the intellect. but more important, we know him to be a person of judgment and goodwill. i'm glad that you have been listening to him. i hope we will be able to use of this hearing today to talk about , if not implicitly, at least implicitly, two things. the first is the legitimacy of the united states supreme court. where does the court gets its legitimacy? what can we do to enhance it? judicial legitimacy is important. i do not need to tell you that. i am fond of the constitution, i know you are to. when members of the united states supreme court interpreted , i want the american people to believe them, i want the american people to say well, i may not agree, but the men and women who made the decision are intellectually honest and people with good faith. one of the primary roles of the united states approved port uphold the rule of law --one of the primary rules of the united states is uphold the

i want to add the man sitting behind you, senator doug jones who has introduced judge jackson to many. doug, thank you for serving in this cause and for helping the president and judge jackson. thank you all three for being with us today. we're now going to move to the next phase of the program and that is to hear from judge jackson. if we can set up a table. >> setting up that table. >> before you is sit down -- >> watching the confirmation hearing for nominee ketanji brown jackson. >> raise your right hand. >> let's pause. >> testimony will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> let the record reflect the judge has answered in the affirmative and having met that requirement, you may no proceed with your remarks. >> chairman durbin, ranking member grassley and distinguished members of the judiciary committee. thank you for convening this hearing and for considering my nomination as associate justice of the supreme court of the united states. i am humbled and honored to be here. i'm grateful for the introductions that my former judicial co

. >> doug jones serves abba what is called "the sharp" or he escorts ketanji brown jackson to meetingsnominee up. >> that's why confirming a justice is one of the most excruciating exercises in american government. on capitol hill, chad pergram. fox news. >> shannon: on the docket tonight, i retired army reserve exposed to burn pits in iraq taking his case to the u.s. supreme court next week all in a fight to get his old civilian job back. representing retired army reserve captain leroy torres. great to have you both with us, gentlemen. >> good evening, shannon. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: you were a trooper in texas and you had been for years. after you served overseas you came back with some strong physical damage and ailments and you lost your job because you couldn't get back out in the streets in that condition. so what are you hoping to accomplish at the supreme court? >> thanks for having me on tonight. what i'm hopeful for is that there is justice, as many members to serve before their duties and citizen soldiers, they deserve to keep their job if they return from servic

i had talked to doug jones, the sherpa for ketanji brown jackson, and he wouldn't say that they were going to get a republican. here they are. >> we have been watching for this one, of course, because republican susan collins had voted for judge jackson in past. obviously when she had been nominated to be on the federal appeals court, she voted in favor of her. and so now we see she's doing it again. we heard her praise judge jackson, unlike some of other republican colleagues. so it is interesting now to see the official confirmation. the other ones to watch for, of course, lisa murkowski of alaska also voted for the judge before. we'll see if she does so again. and keep an eye on mitt romney. he's ambiguous about what he'll do on this. now susan collins being first official confirmation interesting to see whether some of her other colleagues follow suit. >> it is going to be very interesting because we learned that some republicans who often tend to lend their support to democratically nominated folks like lindsey graham, he said no, laura. this has been part of the process on both

you know, i think it's important you went around with senator doug jones who's highly respected in the senate, both sides of the aisle but you've got to meet other senators. came to spend time in my office and you note in your public remarks that the white house, when you were nominated, that you had been, your parents were married for 54 years and both public servants in their own rights and they are proudly watching you being announced by the president. and most watching the last couple of days, proudly watching you here as all the members of your family. the younger brother became a police officer. detective in baltimore before serving the army. two tours of duty in the middle east. two uncles who served as police officers. so i'm not really surprised that you understand law enforcement. the national fraternal order of police has expressed strong support for your nomination. in fact, february 25th, 2022, they said you have considered the facts and applied the law consistently and fairly and a range of issues and then went on to say there was little doubt you have the temperament and

. >> reporter: former senator doug jones serves as what's called the sherpa.enate meetings. former senator ayotte prepped gorsuch. >> i think the gamesmanship is they're trying to see if they can trip nominee up. >> reporter: the decisions made today on the supreme court will echo for decades into the future. that's why confirming a justice is one of the most excrew shading exercises -- excruciate aing exercises in american government. chad pergram, fox news. mike: spring breakers sprinting for safety after shots were fired saturday night along the popular south beach area of miami, some being trampled in the chaos while many others dropping belongings such as cell phones and shoes. at least three people were wounded and taken to a local hospital. are all a, thankfully, expected to survive. >>> an exciting time in the nation's capital, the cherry blossoms are blooming. more on that after the break. ♪ nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette

you know, i think it's important you went around with senator doug jones, who's highly respected in the senate, both sides of the aisle, but you got to meet other senators. i was delighted you came to to spend time in my office and you noted in your public remarks that the white house, when you were nominated, that your parents were married for 54 years, and both public servants in their own right, and they were proudly watching you being announced by the president and i must admit, watching them the last couple of days, they're proudly watching you here, as other members of your family. your younger brother became a police officer, detective in baltimore before serving the army. two tours of duty in the middle east. two uncles who have served as police officers. so i'm not really surprised that you understand law enforcement and the national fraternal order of police as expressed strong support for your nomination in fact, their letter dated february 25th, 2022, they say, you have considered the facts and implied the law consistently and fairly on a range of issues, and they went on to

in my office where we discussed a number of things including you were there with former senator doug joneswe discussed how he and i and a number of other senators for years participated in reading aloud on the senate floor dr. martin luther king jr.'s letter from a birmingham jail, one of the truly great advocacies for civil rights our nation has seen. and you and i talked together about our shared admiration for dr. king. when senator grassley questioned you earlier he asked you about dr. king's speech on the steps of the lincoln memorial where he said most critically i have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. do you agree with what dr. king said in that speech there? >> i do, senator. >> as we were discussing it, you referenced in my office a speech that you gave in january of 2020 at the university of michigan school of law. and after our discussion i pulled a copy of your speech and read the speech in its entirety, and there were elements of the speech that i t

in my office where we discussed a number of things, including you were there with former senator doug jones discussed how he and i and a number of other senators had, for two different years, participated in reading aloud on the senate floor dr. martin luther king jr.'s letter from a birmingham jail, which is one of the truly great advocacies for civil rights our nation has seen. and you and i talked together about our shared admiration for dr. king. when senator grassley questioned you earlier, he asked in particular about dr. king's speech on the steps of the lincoln memorial where he said, most critically, i have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. do you agree with what dr. king said in that speech there? >> i do. >> as we were discussing it, you referenced, in my office, a speech that you gave in january of 2020 at the university of michigan school of law, and after our discussion, i pulled a copy of your speech and read the speech in its entirety, and there we

. >> on top of that, the white house is -- doug jones, former senator, who's been her sherpa in this,arting position in the neutral position taking each case as it comes judging by the facts in the case. the other reality is we're looking at a former clerk of justice breyer being there to replace him for this to be a liberal place. that's why mcconnell's philosophy has been this is probably not the one to have the big fight over. >> we'll see if the rest of the party can follow suit on that. thank you. appreciate it. >> thanks. >>> cnn's special live coverage of judge jackson's senate live confirmation hearings continues today at 9 a.m. >>> ukrainian forces capturing a key city. the latest from the ground straight ahead. als and the food. i like that the ww personalpoioints plan is built just for me.. download the ww app today for a 14 day free trial.l. ♪("i've been everywhere" by johnny cash) ♪ ♪i've traveled every road in this here land!♪ ♪i've been everywhere, man.♪ ♪i've been everywhere, man.♪ ♪of travel i've had my share, man.♪ ♪i've been everywhere.♪ ♪ behold...unlimited wireles

now she's begun meetings with top senators as the white house tapped moderate former senator doug jonesprocess. >> she starts with what? a ceiling of 53 votes? >> we're not taking a single vote for granted. you know, in a different time and different place we would get overwhelming support. i'm absolutely convinced of that. i've seen it happen before. >> jones says her credentials should hold together all 50 democrats and maybe even pick off a few republicans. >> while this is historic, i want people to look at her qualifications. they're truly remarkable. she finished mag in a couple laud at harvard, couple laud at harvard law school, she clerked for republican and democratic judges, clerked for justice breyer. this is the idea america. that anybody can work hard and become a member of the united states supreme court. she embodies that. she em bodies the american spirit. >> that's the report from the white house. and we're joined now as promised by barbara arnwine. she is a long time advocate for civil rights. will welcome back. >> great to be back on your show again, ari. thank you fo

i -- you know, i think it's important that you were around with senator doug jones respected on both sides of the aisle, but you got to meet other -- other senators. i was delighted you came to spend time in my office, and you noted in your public remarks that the white house when you were nominated that your parents were married for 54 years, and both public servants in their own right and they are proudly watching you being announced by the president, and -- the last couple of days they were probably watching you as other members of your family. your younger brother became a police officer, detective in baltimore before serving the army. two tours of duty in the middle east. two uncles that served as police officers. so i'm not really surprised that you understand law enforcement and the national fraternal order of police have expressed strong support for your nomination. in fact, their letter dated dated february 25, 2022, they said you have considered the facts and applied the law consistently and fairly on a range of issues and they went on to say there's no doubt you have the t

you know, i think it's important you went around with senator doug jones, who is highly respected in the senate on both sides of the aisle. but you got to meet other senators. i was delighted you came to spend time in my office and you note in your public remarks at the white house when you were nominated that your parents have been married for 54 years and both public servants in their own right. they are proudly watching you being announced by the president and i must admit watching them the last couple of days they are probably watching you here as well as other members of your family. your younger brother became a police officer, detective in baltimore before serving in the army. two tours of duty in the middle east. two uncles that served as police officers. so i'm not really surprised that you understand law enforcement and the national fraternal order of police have expressed strong support for your nomination. in fact, their letter dated february 25th, 2022 they said you have considered the facts and applied the law consistently and fairly on a range of issues and they went o

i think it is important you went around with senator doug jones, who is highly respected in the senateon both sides of the aisle. you got to meet other senators. you came to spend time in my office. you noted in your public remarks, the white house, when your nominated, your parents were married 54 years, both public servants in their own right. they were proudly watching you being announced by the president. i must admit, watching them the last couple days, they are probably watching you here. your younger brother became a police officer, detective in baltimore before serving in the army. two tours of duty in the middle east. two uncles that served as police officers. i am not really surprised you understand law enforcement and the fraternal order of police has expressed strong support for your nomination. in fact, in their later dated february 22, they said you have consider the facts and apply the law consistently and fairly on a range of issues. they went on to say "there is little doubt you have the temperament, legal experience and family background to earn this appointment." the

meeting in my office where we discussed a number of things, you were there with former senator doug jonesnd a number of other senators had for two different years participated in reading a loud on the senate floor dr. martin luther king, jr.'s letter from a birmingham jail, one of the truly great advocacies for civil rights our nation has seen and with you and i talked together about our shared admiration for dr. king. when senator grassley questioned you earlier he asked in particular about dr. king's speech on the steps of the lincoln memorial, where he said most critically i have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. do you agree with what dr. king said in that speech there? >> i do, senator. >> as we were discussing it you referenced in my office a speech that you gave in january of 2020 at the university of michigan school of law. and after our discussion i pulled a copy of your speech and read the speech in its entirety and there were elements of the speech i

what constitutes environmental principals joining us here, doug peterson one of the world's largest providers of indexes including the dow jonesement on what you think the st essential principals should be no one can agree on what these terms are. what do you propose in this statement? >> what we're proposing is that esg needs to be more stand standardized if you think about going to a restaurant, do you know what organic means? we do now, but many years ago people talked about what would be healthy it means time to be more transparent. >> you have the powers to push some standardization through i want to ask you about the news of the moment here they have released a long awaited rule on climate change they in favor of the proposed rules. it would make disclosures and make them more uniformed is this what you want to see more what is s&p global's position. >> we welcome in a this is starting to be opened be the business community there has been an alphabet suit. there is one that is an international sustainability standard that is trying to have a convergence of all of this we hope this leads to standardization to we avoid a f

him tweeting out about those meetings saying, "it is former senators doug jones, former democratic senatorrom alabama who is the so-called sherpa guiding her through this confirmation process." one more tweet from ron klain, chief of staff at the white house noting that the president going to wisconsin today to promote infrastructure at the white house. they will be talking about the test and treat covid response. on those two things, the president will depart on the white house around 10:15 a.m. eastern. he will be headed to wisconsin to talk about building back better and the bipartisan infrastructure initiative according to the guidance we have. he will be speaking at yellowjacket human at the university of wisconsin superior in superior, wisconsin. those remarks from the president about 3:30 this afternoon. host: was there an intentional shift from the phrase build back better build a better america? john: building a better america is the term that we heard. we did not hear build back better. i wonder if that is the phrase we will hear from the president again. that is happening this a

doug. today the dow jones is up by two and a quarter percentage points, adding 700 points as of right now s and p is up by almost three full percentage points. the nasdaq haven't seen this in a while by three and three quarters of a percent do we do and starting friday, san francisco will no longer require people to provide proof of vaccination or a negative covid test to enter certain indoor settings. this includes restaurants, bars and gyms. the city made that announcement just this morning. the city did say that businesses can decide to be more restrictive than the local health guidelines and can continue. to require proof if they so choose. the requirement does remain in effect for indoor mega events where there are more than 1000 people inside new at noon, san francisco mayor london breed delivered her annual state of the city address. she delivered the speech this morning at the site of the mission. rock mixed use housing development in mission bay. she chose this location to emphasize the need to build more housing in the speech, among other things, mayor breed talked about crime in

in my office where we discussed a number of things, including you were there with former senator doug jones, and we discussed how he and i and a number of other senators had, for two differing years, participated in reading aloud on the senate floor dr. martin luther king jr.'s letter from a birmingham jail, which is one of the truly great advocacy for civil rights our nation has seen. and you and i talked together about our shared admiration for dr. king. when senator grassley questioned you earlier, he asked in particular about dr. king's speech on the steps of the lincoln memorial where he said, most critically, i have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. do you agree with what dr. king said in that speech there? judge jackson: i do, senator. sen. cruz: as we were discussing it, you referenced a speech you gave in january of 2020 at the university of michigan school of law. and after our discussion, i pulled a copy of your speech and read the speech in its entiret

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