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. >> 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 biden has placed in me and for the kindness that he and the first lady and the vice president and second gentleman have extended to me and my family. today will be the fourth type i have had the honor of appearing before this committee to be considered for confirmation. over the past three weeks, i have had the honor of meeting each member of this committee separately. i have metmy parents also instie and my rather the importance -- my brother the importance of public service. after graduating from howard university, my brother started out as a police officer. after september 11, he volunteered for the army and eventually beca

ah, ah ah, this is d w. news live from durban. russian forces carry out a strikes in western new crank. on the other side of the country, new satellite images show the extent of the damage to matthew polt. he grants president says i'd will arrive there later today. also coming up polish volunteers, step up to help ukranian refugees back or thirties worn, the close to breaking point and high performing for peace as they city prepares its defenses, musicians in odessa make their voices heard. you cried. ah m. anthony howard broke into the program. russian forces have carried out multiple air strikes on a military training ground near levine in a western new crime expanding moscow's war closer to the border with poland. many craniums have fled to relative safety in levine since the invasion began in the capital give the made, the mayor is telling residents to prepare to fight as rushes, military attacks. civilian targets near by fire crews rushed to the scene. after a mortar struck an apartment building on the outskirts of keith lib, lib. liberal is not all. the artillery shelling started

because in that case, the chair of the senate judiciary committee, dick durban, senator from illinois would have been more than happy to have one of his long-standing legislative priorities, the dream act or other measures put into the reconciliation package but it was determined by the senate parliamentarian, the advice of the senate parliamentarian would be that such measures were not primarily related to the budget, that they would be sort of extraneous to the budget reconciliation bill and this is where we inevitably get into the limitation of the budget reconciliation process often referred to as the bird rule, named for the late senator robert c. bird of west virginia who was the long time democratic leader and chairman of the appropriations committee. the the reality is if something is not sufficiently budget-focused it's not allowed to be in a reconciliation bill which sort of gets to the point of the problem here for the democrats which is that the republicans are often interested in fiscal policy or in some sort of economic matter while the democrats may be interested in whe

first question by senator dick durban, the chairman of the committee. as i go to our correspondent, garrett haake. one of the issues previewed by republican opponents of this confirmation is that she is soft on crime by virtue of some of her work as a federal defender and decisions she's made in the area of child pornography and we really saw garrett, an impassioned defense by judge jackson of the decisions in those cases, both legalistic defense but also one that made clear how -- how important she consider these cases and how personal they are to her. >> yeah, judge jackson said as a mother nothing could be further from the truth than the idea she might have somehow been soft on child predators in her sentencing and she actually turned the issue back on congress saying it is up to congress to set the statute, up to congress to set the sentencing guidelines that she must follow as a judge, suggesting that the guidelines that were in place for her then were way out of date. you mentioned it was dick durbin, the democratic chairman of this committee who

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you never reproduced those parts of cruz and lindsay's behavior toward durban. it made it look like it was 50%. it is the visual things that you reproduced. this morning's emphasis on that same point is having the same effect. you are making it look like it is this huge thing getting all of coverage. after the second day, you reproduced more of that stuff of those five people than you did of any -- you reproduced booker and maybe some of durbin and a few other things. but really, the emphasis, the focus was on those people and their behavior. host: let's get a reaction because we are running out of time. jimmy: i appreciate the criticism. i did not mean to imply that all 50 republican senators are going to stake their would be opposition on judge jackson on this particular subset of cases. that was a huge theme that we saw from the republican caucus. not every member. senator ben sasse of nebraska came out and announced his opposition to judge jackson on the basis of his's agreements with her overall judicial philosophy. not referencing these sexual abuse cases

she is successful, i think she will be dick durban, chairman of the senate judiciary committee tells us he knows he'll have the support of own party, hoping at least some republicans approve judge jackson as well. how important is it to you to have bipartisan support for a nominee like this? that's my goal. and i think it's good for >>tradition community, it's good for the senate and it's really good for the supreme court. there was a time when that was assumed that there would be bipartisanship in this election, but it's become much more partisan. i hope we get back onto the path of bipartisanship, but bipartisan ship is far from a guarantee. there are some concerns that people have about. >>her being perceived as soft on crime. that's all going to come out with the hearings. republican senator john barrasso says judge jackson's hearings will be respectful and fair, but some republicans are already laying the groundwork to criticize jackson for her tenure as a public defender working at times with guantanamo bay detainees. others are building a case that jackson was soft on crime, s

this tweet, ted cruz looks like he's checking his mentions after his back and forth with katie g and durban. he's had his head down during all of contestant to, even ss antilles are clearly listening to their democratic colleagues in the nominee before them. a foot or generalist, can confirm this. he was searching twitter for his name. this was right after his exchange with chairman durbin. i felt like, okay. i mean, we knew this was going on. it will explain a lot. >> senator cruz and many of the other republicans have abandoned their constitutional responsibility to advise their president of his most important nominations. instead, they are doing performances for fox news. chris, as you saw, none of this will come as a surprise. the first black man on the supreme court, 55 years ago, his confirmation hearing. he got attacked for being soft on crime, the judicial act. chris, here's the thing, just as marshall ended up being confirmed by a vote of 69 to 11. no one expects judge jackson to get that many votes. even with her superlative qualifications and judicious responses to the race base,

they couldn't touch her lega mind, her knowledge of the law and i think durban took th attitude, i'm not going to get accused of trying to shu anybody down, and was going to let them get in the hole and keep digging >> claire mccaskill and jo reid, the perfect way to start off this discussion tonight, thank you both very much for joining us, really appreciat it we will have more on the confirmation hearing wit professor rachelle goodwin and rasheem brooks next. but i didn't wait. i could've put off telling my doctor my leg was red and swollen just doing the crossword... but i didn't wait. they told their doctors. and found out their symptoms... leg pain, swelling and redness - were deep vein thrombosis. a blood clot which could travel to the lungs and lead to a pulmonary embolism. which could cause chest pain or discomfort, or difficulty breathing - and be deadly. if you have one or more of these symptoms, contact your doctor. this is no time to wait. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu em

you saw it this morning, the democrat, durban talked about the fact a republican member had been toor sentences for child porn offenders and at that time said how does it make you feel to be accuse of that, to come out of the gate as a judge and a mother, couldn't be further from the truth. then as we went through the members some of them mentioned it and when we got to that republican holly, looked at a handful of her cases and thought she had been too lenient, and pushed back. said look, i'm the only one who saw the evidence in these heinous cases. went on and on about the fact she had seen it and her job as a judge was to figure out the sentence and said as it stands, the guidelines are outdated in this area. she went to great lengths to explain it and said in fact, if you looked at her record, what she did was just like many other judges are doing right now because the guidelines are outdated but you really saw that push and pull there and it was some of the sharpest exchanges we've seen today. >> it definitely underscored the idea of discretionary sentencing, sounds like in many

you can see the whip and judiciary chairman dick durban standing by his side.u think you could be neutral about an issue involving your own family member? i put the question to you because that's what the thomas clearance scandal is about. you can find me on twitter or instagram or ai melber.com. do you think you could be neutral on a big decision that would touch on someone in your family, spouse, family member, your kids? that's the question. it's literally that simple. let me know what you think and we'll discuss it because this is the big issue. as always, thanks for joining me on "the beat." "the reidout" with joy reid is up next. >>> good evening, everyone. we begin "the reidout" with history. the watergate investigation into president richard nixon was suspiciously missing. >> good evening. the white house this afternoon disclosed something else is wrong with the pr

and i think durban took the attitude, i'm not going to get accused of trying to shut anybody down, and was going to let them get in the hole and keep digging. >> claire mccaskill and joy reid, the perfect way to start off this discussion tonight, thank you both very much for joining us, really appreciate it. we will have more on the confirmation hearing with professor rachelle goodwin and rasheem brooks next. ks next. wait, what? it sounded like you just said an eye drop that may help you see up close. i did. it's an innovative way to... so, wait. i don't always have to wear reading glasses? yeah! vuity™ helps you see up close. so, i can see up close with just my eyes? uh-huh. with one drop in each eye, once daily. in focus? yep. [laughs] like, really? really. vuity™ is a prescription eye drop to help you see up close. ow! wait, what? wait. wait? wait, what? see for yourself. use vuity™ with caution in night driving and hazardous activities in poor light. also, if your vision is not clear, do not drive or use machinery. contact your doctor immediately if you have sudden vision loss. mo

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. >> 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 biden has placed in me and for the kindness that he and the first lady and the vice president and second gentleman have extended to me and my family. today will be the fourth type i have had the honor of appearing before this committee to be considered for confirmation. over the past three weeks, i have had the honor of meeting each member of this committee separately. i have met with 45 senators in total. your careful attention to my nomination dedicates your dedication to the crucial role that the senate place in this constitutional process. while i am on the subject of attitude, i must pause to reaffirm my thanks to god, fo

durban sirens that have been sounding in the city but people have never really responded to it at allout on the streets today, beautiful sunny sunday afternoons, people have been enjoying themselves and having coffee at pavement cafes and thousands of people on the street. they have not been deterred by what happened 25 years ago, we had these clouds of black smoke, missile strikes, two sets of missile strikes within a few hours of each other and within a few hours of each other and within the perimeter of the city, we were on or three km from where i'm standing now. it means that people are a little bit more aware and i had consist of concerned about what is been going on. but the most important thing relating back to what we were saying about the talks as they mix very hard to work over with russia's intentions are. because the day before, they said they're going to focus on the dawn bass region and those going to be the focus of the next phase of their military campaign as they talk about. it's really hard to work out what russia want to do. ukraine said they're pushing back all th

. >> 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 biden has placed in me and for the kindness that he and the first lady and the vice president and second gentleman have extended to me and my family. today will be the fourth type i have had the honor of appearing before this committee to be considered for confirmation. over the past three weeks, i have had the honor of meeting each member of this committee separately. i have met with 45 senators in total. your careful attention to my nomination dedicates your dedication to the crucial role that the senate place in this constitutional process. while i am on the subject of attitude, i must pause to reaffirm my thanks to god, fo

. >> chairman durban and distinguished members.on behalf of the alliance for automotive innovation and our members i thank you for the opportunity to appear today to share my perspective on the troubling rise in au carjacking and the auto industry's work to be a constructive voice and the broader efforts to address this challenge. despite vehicles incorporating increasingly advanced safety features every year over the past two years roadway fatalities have increased dramatically. >> .. this model which acknowledges a shared responsibility and promotes a holistic approach to safety may offer a guide for examining other complex challenges. another disturbing trend over the past two years has been an increase in carjacking across the united states. i came to appreciate the full scope of this challenge following outreach to our members from sheriff dart of cook county illinois to request assistance in addressing the rising carjackings including tracking these vehicles in real time. we quickly engaged with sheriff dart and his team to b

you never reproduced those parts of cruz and lindsay's behavior toward durban.look like it was 50%. it is the visual things that you reproduced. this morning's emphasis on that same point is having the same effect. you are making it look like it is this huge thing getting all of coverage. after the second day, you reproduced more of that stuff of those five people than you did of any -- you reproduced booker and maybe some of durbin and a few other things. but really, the emphasis, the focus was on those people and their behavior. host: let's get a reaction because we are running out of time. jimmy: i appreciate the criticism. i did not mean to imply that all 50 republican senators are going to stake their would be opposition on judge jackson on this particular subset of cases. that was a huge theme that we saw from the republican caucus. not every member. senator ben sasse of nebraska came out and announced his opposition to judge jackson on the basis of his's agreements with her overall judicial philosophy. not referencing these sexual abuse cases that were br