so the rnc just tweeted out this little meme saying, kbj should be crt. that's specifically the strategy. the problem has been, only marsha blackburn and ted cruz really seem to have gotten the memo and are staying on this point. the rest of the senators appear to be departing from the talking points for really good reasons. it's really ugly. it looked like i saw ted cruz commit a hate crime, it was mccarthyism at its worst. insinuating that because she was on this georgetown day school board, that she's responsible for every little thing in every book that is being written there. spoiler alert, judge jackson is not going to the supreme court to call babies racist. but ted cruz wants to gin up white grievance ahead of the midterm. and it was disgusting and ugly to watch. >> that's your strong take on it. and the entire obsession with what is fundamentally a graduate education pedagogy, a somewhat obscure part of academics, thrown at her as if it was relevant. and it has something to do with the race of the nominee, which should be out of bounds. and she's

also, the gop tweet that shows the jackson initials kbj crossed out and replaced with the acronym crtas the link to a list of important questions for kbj. if you can talk about this? >> critical race theory has become a flashpoint for the republican party. and most people outside of legal academia had not heard of critical race theory or crt before trump inserted it into an executive order just a few years ago. then it started to pop up frequently on late-night republican sort of right-wing talk shows, radio programs. but critical race theory is a theoretical framework that was developed by law students and law professors in the early 1980's. it stemmed from critical legal studies. it was a way that people who were engaged in the study of law could help make sense of why the civil rights movement wasn't delivering racial equality coming out of the 1960's. i had the good fortune of studying what professor derek bell who passed away a little over 10 years ago, but he was seen as one of the intellectual founders of crt. the fact that now it has been whittled down to a really rallying cry

reports of crt being pushed in the public school system. a lot of parents i work with every day, every week, don't have the funds to send their child to a public school, relying on the school systems, the public school systems, and it is important to them to have a supreme court that is going to protect her parental rights to teach her children as parents see fit, to have their children taught. and i will tell you that with georgetown day school, i found it astounding that it teaches kindergartners, five-year-old children and i have got grandchildren. they teach them that they can choose their gender. so is this what you were praising when you applauded the -- i'm quoting you -- transformative power of georgetown day schools progressive education? do you agree that our schools should teach children that they can choose their gender? judge jackson: senator, i am not remembering exactly what quote you are referencing, but georgetown day school -- sen. blackburn: it was in a book and you gave the quote. judge jackson: georgetown day school is

crt makes race that proved dominant -- the predominant relevant factor. she cannot uphold the oath if she believes the constitution and principles of american founding are inherently racist and flawed. neither can a judge administer justice independently of she holds a philosophy that correcting racism is affording oppressed classes more than oppressed classes. -- for these reasons first liberty opposes the nomination. i thank you for the opportunity to testify today. sen. durbin: next, captain frederick thomas. capt. thomas: good morning. i bring you greetings on behalf of the executive board, members, and constituents of noble. my name is frederick thomas and i'm the national president of noble and current captain for the office in baton rouge, louisiana. i've served more than 30 years in the law-enforcement profession and 26 years in the louisiana army national guard. i'm a military combat veteran who served in support of operation iraqi freedom. the organization that i represent is noble and the mission is equity in the administration of justice and p

both the allegations of adherence to crt and the soft on crime other aspect that was being pushed byevoid of any intellectual pursuit. this was about scoring political points not only for 2022 but 2024. consider the source of some of these attacks and who they were auditioning for. >> the critical race theory stuff is so ludicrous. she clearly answered it is not something she uses in her job, it is not something she has studied. critical race theory is an academic treatment in grad school and law school. it's not something that is being taught in the american mainstream and yet you have the gop rapid response social media team changing her -- the letters of her name to crt. now to be careful, they obviously weren't listening to the hearings if that's what they think or this is just outright racist. >> when you saw the meme they were sending around it really -- i mean, there was very little to analyze there. it was right there in your face crossing out her initials and putting crt next to the first black woman to be considered to be on the supreme court. what more is there to say abou

republican party tweet out something that crossed out the initials of her name and replaced it with crtwhat do you make of that? laura: vivian: this owes -- laura: what is so striking about that is that if they had bothered to dig into her record, and she pointed out, she does not have anything to do with how critical race theory is bandied about, whether it is in the culture, or certainly politically in washington. critical race theory is not being taught in lower schools, much less taught in a widespread raid -- way. it is a legal theory of systemic racism. as the judge said, this is not something shhas studied at length. it is not something that she uses in her application, if she were to be selected for the supreme court. nonetheless, it has now become a repeatedly -- in states as parents are ginned up about issues about parental choice and schools. republicans have harped on this. but to cross out her name and to cross out the initials of her name to put crt, was such a striking moment during those hearings because she literally has no connection to critical race theory. the only c

there are countless reports of crt being pushed in the public school system, and a lot o parents thatvery day, every week, don't have th funds to send their child to a private school they are relying on the school systems, the public school systems, and it is important t them to have a supreme court that is going to protect parental rights to teach these children, as parents see fit t have their children taught i will tell you, too, with georgetown de school, i foun it astounding that it teache kindergartners, five-year-ol children i've got grandchildren, an they teach them that they ca choose their gender. so is this why you wer praising, when you applauded and i'm quoting you, transformative power o georgetown de school progressive education. do you believe our schoo should teach children that the can choose their gender? >> senator, i'm not rememberin exactly what quote you are referencing, but georgetown de school >> it was in a book, and you gave the quote >> georgetown de school, is private school >> i'm asking if you agree tha schools can teach children tha they can choose thei

now many are crying afoul because issues of crt have been raised. it's part of the worldliness of these hearings. the senators that threw grenades are thoughing accolades. the other side is different. we're used to that we're not getting much information on judge jackson's actual judicial views, how she engages in con constitutional and statutory interpretation. what she has described is not her philosophy but her methodology. as i mentioned earlier, that's like asking someone what the clothes style they like and they describe how they put clothes on. it doesn't tell us much about how she will approach the text of the constitution or a statute. she was reversed earlier because she was accused of ignoring the text of a statute. in fairness to her, judges are reversed. she has many judges across the spectrum that think the world of her. >> all right. jonathan, thank you very much. they're in about a 20-minute break in this hearing process. i know you'll be watching it with us this afternoon. we'll check back in with you later. thank you. so back at th

no control over curriculum, and you weren't aware and that the school was pushing crt.uld think that there would have been parents that came to you and said, have you seen these books, are you aware that this is being taught? being on that school board. >> i'm, no senator. georgetown day school is a private school, it's not a public school. >> i'm fully aware. and you mentioned that you said, that you thought he meant that critical race theory isn't being taught in public schools, correct? but, we know that's not the case. we know that critical race theory is been pushing our k through 12 schools, and i've got a letter here, mister chairman, that senator tuberville and i wrote last year to the national education association on this issue, i'd like to submit that to the record, because it's relevant to our discussion. >> without objection. >> we had i manage the ante a for adopting crt materials during their annual organizing meetings, and proposing to spend $127,000 impeachers dues to combat opponents of critical race theory. there are countless reports of crt being pus

an inner hearing judge ketanji brown jackson brushed aside her questions on her views on crt and she wrote it off as an academic a theory which it is but my questions were about how she may or may not apply that academic theory to our decisions and why did she choose to give that academic a theory the same weight as administrative or constitutional law when she is making those decisions. one particular item she wanted to distance herself from is her progressive curriculum as a school work she says the board and here is what she said in that winter of 2019 addition of the schools legacy, and i quote, is becoming a part of that gds community seven years ago, i witnessed the transformative power of a rigorous progressive education, and as judge ketanji brown jackson pointed out georgetown - is a private school, and an elite private school they can teach what they want in the parents can choose to take thehe kids out and go elsewhere if they don't like it but here's f the wrinkle, and is getting harder foree the parents in tennessee to do that because so-called progressive education is t

crt and congratulations new hampshire, i hear you can no longer teach crt. in the classroom here. the green new deal. they are about to our pocketbooks with the green new deal. they keep trying to pack the court. they keep trying to federalize elections . inflation that is so high it's now names bidenflation and it's probably the moniker it needs. we got an energy crisis on our hands. record crime. in our big blue cities. record crime. we've got an open border and we have drugs and human trafficking and sex trafficking. they've been attacking our second amendment. they are trying to refund the police. they're all about late-term abortion then we get to the issue of afghanistan, what they have done inrussia . ukraine, what is happening with china. and then we could wind up with saying it got kamala and biden incorporated. that is the joe biden agenda. that's what they spent their time on. here's the thing. the biden administration has anagenda . that's they've got a checklist of the things they wanted to do but you know what they'remissing ? what they are missing is a vision for th

the left says crt didn't exist but there are cooks that come out of the atmosphere of crt. i was astonished when judge brown jackson said i don't know big it. josh hawley is scoring points on the sentencing with regards to child pornagraphy defendants. it's mind boggling that anyone would get 3 months. the explanation left me thinking she had not done that through. but she will be confirmed. >> bret: the numbers are there. this is with ted cruz about the child pornography. >> 100% of the time you sentence those in possession of child pornography to below what the prosecution is asking for yankees, senators. --? >> yes, senator. i take these cases very seriously as a mother. in every case involving these terrible crimes, i looked at the law and the facts. >> bret: josh, is there it another side of this for republicans? a danger if you will? >> well, the strategy from ted cruz and josh hawley is to use judge brown jackson as a representative of a progressive view on criminal rights. i don't think it works. i think hawley scored some points about the life sentence on a child p

crt in the classroom here. [applause] the green new deal. they are about to break our pocketbooks with the green new deal. they keep trying to pack the court, they keep trying to federalize election. inflation that is so high it is now named biden-flation. and probably the moniker that it needs. we have an energy crisis on our hands, crime, record crime in our big blue cities. record crime. we have an open border. we have drugs and human trafficking and sex trafficking. they have been attacking our second amendment. they are trying to defund the police. they are all about late-term abortion. then we get to the issue of afghanistan. what they have done in russia, ukraine, what is happening with china. then we could wind it up with saying they have got kamala, and biden incorporated. that is the joe biden agenda. that is what they spend their time on. here's the thing, the biden administration has an agenda. they have a checklist of the things they have wanted to do. but you know what they are missing? what they

it's it's not i mean and but crt as a label has been used and frankly weaponized. to divide people and now we have you know screaming matches at at board school board meetings and fight so, you know people are asking for books even just stories that center non-white children are you know, some of them are just being attacked as the we should ban these books, right? even just you know, i just read an article on alabama.com about a session where a superintendent was telling people t. it's black history month having some curriculum that teaches some black history is not crt. so i think it's unfortunate and i think that what what happened and and i'll be honest are you know, the previous president? he brought it up during the election. you know, we're gonna scrub crt from from from everything and now it's it's like so many other things a a point of dividing people and upsetting people. i don't know about the specifics in texas, but it is troubling just to hear that school superintendents are resigning over this. i'm not of any curriculum. that's taught to children that

they had viral moments, figure it out and raise the bar, chantel cooper said look at me, talking about crt had the use parents come forward who had been motivated by others. courage begets courage and that is how it started for me when i started realizing, minute, couldn't mean anything. it's not going to listen to me and i had it all wrong. wasn't the school board who needed to hear me but everyone across the country, those were the people who needed it. >> amy? >> in the same vein of those books loudoun county was telling us these books never make it to our kids classrooms, they can check them out in the library. it came to my kids classroom as an assignment and i couldn't believe the book choice she had for this book club, ninth-grade honors english, these kids were home, virtual, reading one in particular talked about graphic sexual abuse, rape, murder. i didn't know what to do with it. these kids are sitting at home, some of them by themselves. what are they going to learn from a book like this? we had our facebook group where we could share this information. these contacts for this k

they tweeted out scratching out kbj and writing crt. this exchange we just watched? >> her pause at the beginning of her answer really said it all in terms of just the level of frustration that it seemed she had even while she was answering the questions in an incredibly, you know, sort of judicious manner. this is exactly the kind of thing that i think some republicans had been concerned about because one of the problems with senator cruz' questioning of her along these lines was that he asked her about georgetown day school and it gave her an opportunity to explain that when she talks about social justice in relation to georgetown day school, it's because that school was founded explicitly to sbreintegrate at time when schools were rationally segregated. he teed up a softball for her to really sort of undermine this whole avenue of questioning and many republicans have been concerned this is just kind of embarrassing. it does not lead to anything of substance and she clearly, i think, in particularly because some of this has to do wit

if you bring up crt, they're going to call you a racist.re was no hot water. >> i can't tell you. >> i haven't shaved and i stink because i haven't bathed in two days. >> you're proud of that? >> no. i'm disgusted. >> clean things up a little bit. [laughter] >> i saw marcia blackburn video. she went in on her pretty quick and pretty hard about things like parental rights. that was one thing she brought up. the idea of how schools are treated and whether parents -- parents' rights. one thing that stood out she volunteered to defend guantanamo bay prisoners of war. her brother is an iraq war veteran. it's not she's immune to that. how do you think americans should see that >> i think americans know our system is different than other places and defendants get to have a public defender. they get to have representation in court. and gitmo detainees were given that and some people might say they shouldn't have been. but that is our system. that's our system of justice. she was participating in the system of justice and i don't know if she went do

it's why they said crt isn't taught in school. and that inflation is actually a good thing. hopefully, there is light at the end of this tunnel. the entire country is ready to move on from the rudderless democrat ship that's been spinning our country around in circles. new polling on the 2022 midterm elections show that the american people prefer republicans to a democrat on the generic ballot. so now is the time to step up. we cannot afford to continue down this america last, race obsessed anti-police path that the democrats are walking us down. we need to make our voices heard. do this. go online send this monologue to everybody you know. and that's a great start. kevin mccarthy is the house minority leader and he joins me now. i call you speaker because we know what's coming down, so speaker what has the democratic party done to itself and the american people. >> biggest thing they have done to the american people charging more money. watch gas higher. the real question for the american election is can we afford their policies that bring inflation and food costs more, eve

and chantel cooper said look at me, she was talking about crt and she we had all of these amazing parents come forward who had been motivated by others speaking up, and they -- and you know, courage begets courage and that's how it started for me when i started realizing that i used to think that that one minute beginning of the school board meeting didn't mean anything. they're not going to listen to me, it's not going to make a difference, but i had it all wrong. it wasn't the school board who needed to hear me, it was everyone sitting at home and across the country, those were the people who needed to hear me. [applause] >> amy. >> well, in the same vein of those books, loudoun county said they'd never make it to the classroom, they could check them out in the library. and it came to my kid's classroom, it was 9th grade honors english, they were home, virtual, they were reading the books, one in particular talks about sex, graphic sexual abuse, rape, murder, i didn't know what to do with it. i thought, these kids are sitting at home some of them by themselves, they're high schoolers. t

there is crt, definition of a woman, soft on crime.ring? >> you know, as a black woman, the first thing i think, pamela, first off, thank you for having me. this sounds familiar. we've been here before. it was and i have taken a poll, it's triggering but what was wonderful and i'll start with that was that judge jackson has found herself in a room where she can handle her own and that doesn't mean we should leave her to fend for herself but she has displayed such elegance, such confidence, such belief in a country that sometimes doesn't believe in her and i learned something from her. when i'm in a room i'm one of a few or perhaps just the only one that looks like me or had my own experience that i cannot sit there and turn to anger. what i must do is rise above as she did and speak in such an eloquent way about what she's been called to do and that is interpret the law and she's more than capable. so on this night that i talk to you, i have fixmixed emotions. i'm very, very happy with whom i see her as our soon to be supreme court jus

because, you know, you talked about dog whistles, you've talked about, you know, the crt, this, is thise knew, had not come up in her legal -- in front of her as a judge. she said it over and over again, not allowing her to finish their questions. this is how supreme court nomination hearings have gone for awhile, right, auditions for the next presidential election, making sure they can have ads going forward. and that, we definitely weren't expecting anything but that, even though they did promise that it was going to be a respectful hearing, that wasn't going to happen. >> barbara, all the theatrics aside, and to the broader point that eugene is putting out there, how do you think judge jackson held up? and i guess even more importantly, does this have a chilling effect on future nominees, who sort of look at this and go, why would i want to put myself and my family through that? >> that is a worry, michael. so first, i think she did phenomenally well. in fact, i think if you are just a -- an open-minded american who watched these hearings and saw in stark contrast, her composure comp

they thought they had a big winner with the crt panic, so they're bringing that back, bringing back theities. they don't have a governing agenda. mitch mcconnell explicitly said they have no governing agendy for the next two years so they're going to work on making people afraid and hope that gins up votes among particularly white women in the suburbs. that plays out last week. >> what does this tell you about the gop? >> what does it tell you about the gop? that when they cannot come up with real things to -- real issues that americans care about, that they will continue to turn to that fearmongering that was mentioned earlier. when they cannot attack her record, they try to attack her character. and so it just continues to tell me that the gop is the party of fearmongering. because they don't have anything else to go by. >> melissa, megan, julissa, we got a lot in. thank you all. >>> next, the biden administration calls him a war criminal, so how does the world hold vladimir putin accountable? plus, they have pled by the millions forced from their homes in ukraine. next, we introduce

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you can say we will get rid of crt come but these folks will rename it. we have to be aware of what is happening. transparency is key. we deserve to know what you are teaching. then we can have a conversation about it. summit he said something to me that i think is very valuable. sunlight is the best disinfectant, and our schools need to be disinfected. [applause] >> great points. kimberly, as you are talking to moms across the country, what is their sense as we entered into 2022? some of these moms have never been political before. they have never been engaged in all of a sudden they are waking up. >> virginia is a perfect example of what is about to come. everybody talks about what happened, which is amazing and awesome. that was moms. what we have learned in working with moms over the last 16 years is the vast majority of conservative women are not voting. most of them are not even registered to vote. what you saw in virginia, that is what happens when they do. now moms are empowered. not only did we win virginia, but in 17 states, we won school board

dan: i think you're right between crt and this and the fairytale don't say gay bill i think tide is turningrol thanks a lot for your time we really appreciate it. time now -- you got it for our hero of the week -- canadian prime minister justin trudeau is in brussels to speak to european parliament and after speech several spoke their minds in regards to trudeau politic including german mp christine anderson and man she didn't hold back one bit check this out. >> prime minister who openly admires chinese basic dictatorship but prosecuting and criminalizing his own as thes as terrorists because they dare to stand up to concept of democracy should not be allowed to speak this this house at all mr. trudeau you are a disgrace for any democracy. please bare us your presence, thank you. dan: what justin trudeau did up in canada is a disgrace let's be clear. they were not his rights to take away. they're big gods given rightings. now that wasn't united states but that was canada we have a constitution here. we need more people like this speaking up ladies and gentlemen, action changes world that d

crt is run amok.perintendent says critical race theory is not taught in state schools. >>> now to justice 100 years in the making a new death certificate has been issued for an indiana man who was lynched in 1922. his death now ruled a homicide reporter rachel cross of wthr spoke to the community >> we are just here trying to bring justice to the extent that we can but also to start a dialogue >> reporter: inside floral park cemetery dozens of people crowd around the newest headstone in the ground, draping pink carnations on top of the stone set in place to honor a man killed in indianapolis, lynched one century ago. >> in 1922 george tompkins did not receive justice, neither in life nor in death. >> reporter: george tompkins was found hanging in the woods at cold spring and lafayette roads march 16, 1922 his hands tied behind his back he was only 19 years old the county coroner said at the time the man could not have hanged himself, but when tompkins death certificate was finalized the cause listed r

you know, that's where the crt is trying to make white people hate themselves. like they've talked most black people hate themselves. you're racist you're on oppressor, you know good. they're gonna start looking in the mirror and saying i'm no good and they're gonna start shooting people that look like them like we do you remember to hip hop stuff can't stop coming through armstrong, you know, and i didn't hear music gonna bees and w's in word that stuff so when it came out and we heard it kind of yeah, we said well, that's terrible and it kind of rolled off our back, but then the children start again. we have children 35 years old. he never heard nothing, but that mess. and so now they look at each other and they hate one another because the girls would be he's an n word. she's the w word and you're like, okay why these children so hateful, why are they so full of anger and everything's about sex. yeah, everything sex envy murder materialism materialism all of it. that's them. that's the party if you don't have what you're supposed to have. it's called somebody

you know, that's where the crt is trying to make white people hate themselves. like they talk most black people hate themselves. you're racist you're on oppressor, you know good. they're gonna start looking in the mirror and saying i'm no good and they're gonna start shooting people that look like them like we do you remember to hip hop stuff can't stop coming through armstrong, you know, i didn't hear music gonna be easy and w's in word. yeah that stuff so when it came out and we heard it kind of yeah, we said well, that's terrible and it gonna roll off our back, but then children starting. we have children 35 years old. he never heard nothing, but that mess. and so now they look at each other and they hate one another because the girls would be he's an n word. she's the w word and you're like, okay why these children so hateful, why are they so full of anger and everything's about sex. yeah, everything sex envy murder materialism a materialism all of it. that's them. that's the party if you don't have what you're supposed to have is called somebody somebody vi

and then when she comes to crt.he is sitting on a board of a school that actually has crt in the curriculum when she says it's part of college study. >> ainsley: georgetown day school. >> brian: how she got around that is unbelievable. obviously she is qualified and she will pass. the question is will she get close to 60 votes. >> ainsley: she says the board doesn't know if she is teaching crt in the classrooms. i have so many friends on school boards in school districts and they know what's taught. ted cruz brought out books. this is what they are teaching in second grade or third or fifth grade. it's information i don't want my daughter to learn. >> steve: cruz said he claimed one of the books accused infants of being racist and he asked are babies racist? she said i have not reviewed those books and they have not come up in her work as a judge which is a lot of the things she said a lot yesterday. i have a feeling she is going to say a lot today. >> ainsley: are babies racist? >> brian: everybody knows kids are r

judge brown jackson also said she does not remember crt during the hearing or testimony.she gave a speech where she said that is taken into account. it is a very difficult issue for parents watching someone said on the supreme court whose most important job is to interpret the constitution of the united states, fails to deal in reality. one senator dan an enormous job at asking a question and it is tremendous to put her on the spot and let the rest of the country know what the left is doing it is lunacy. steve: is a great political moments, and that exchange with marsha blackburn because it reveals something so deep that they are so frightened of crossing the militant extremist activist. they are completely controlled by the activist on that issue. we see it with race and climate. we have that madness of energy policy right now. begging venezuela and iran even with energy here in america. to come across the activist and they are terrified. >> so remember this is something they believe in. so not only are they dealing with special interest in controlling them and also weal

chris rufo leads the charge against crt.gdom we no longer say latest gentle blue, boys and girls, we say dreamers of all ages. we don't look and just assume. stuart: what do disney fans think of this? coming to you from disneyland. ♪♪ .. ♪♪ stuart: we don't talk about it. i am not sure how valid that was. you are looking at orlando, florida, the home of disney world. disney is going woke and i mean woke big time. >> when we brought the fireworks back to the magic kingdom we no longer say latest gentlemen, boys and girls can we say dreamers of all ages. we don't want to assume because one might be in our interpretation presented as female that they may not want to be called princess. stuart: now i get it. kelly o'grady is at disneyland in california. have you talked to anyone who said this is my last trip to disney? >> she had enough and it's not just about disney's stance on florida's law but the company strategy in general. >> i think disney is going down the road, probably my last trip. just because of all the garbage they

challenging the application of crt in elementary school classrooms is not racist. standing firm on the definition of woman is not transfer via. this isn't personal. we're talking about a lifetime appointment and the people deserve to know who this nominee is and what she believes. i thought it was so interesting that so regularly through this hearing people would reference her background and her family and the strong connections as part of what makes her whoshe is and informs her decision-making . and how important that is. the letters of support to her , i'll mention that but if you question some of this, then the media, then my democratic colleagues say that is an attack. no, my friends it is not. it is not an attack because words have meaning. you know, you don't read words like parenthood and womanhood up for interpretation. you know what they mean. madam president, judge jackson had three days to convince this country that her methodology, not her judicial philosophy but her methodology can help her answer these questions. in my opinion she failed at that task