am marsha. >> thank you for coming. >> god bless america. >> hello, i am marsha. >> welcome to new hampshire. >> all right, all right. good to see everybody. please, great to be here. awesome, in a room, everyone is your full house kicking off the 2022 season. that is the biggest take away. i know you did not come here to save -- see me, we are here to see senator blackburn. i get the honor of introducing the senator in a bit. i want to take a second for those of you we have not done a whole lot of this. it is march. in my world i lose the sense of time sometimes. it is still early on. one thing i try to hammer down is that we have had a ton of success. we really have. i'm not asking folks to go back 20 years ago but we can talk about where the last 20 years have been. we come back. go back to years. two years ago. i'm dealing with the democrats and the house i'm dealing with democrat leaders. these are things we never thought before what hit a governor's desk in the state. thanks, have a very large red pen. have the people in this room dropped a red pe

i. marsha, this is the indifference of war an explosion so powerful the crater has several meet his deep so ordinary. but i says, gives us ardwick a score to day. russian invaders committed a grave crime. said this official got women and children were wounded. somebody was a war crime without any justification. he said to me after days without supplies, heating or electricity ukrainians were already calling. marry off all the nearest thing to hell on earth. now look at it. i said they are the defining images of vladimir putin's war, and there's a new urgency to the ukrainian leaderships, desperate plea. for more help. leave barker al jazeera. i oppose mer condemned the attack saying it was beyond explanation. monsieur sir, she wouldn't hear my hot to day is full of anger. it's very difficult to choose the words to describe what has happened to day in my beloved city. today, something so evil happened that has no explanation and no name. to day, the russian federation led by putin launched an aerial assault on a peaceful city, striking a children's hospital destroying the thing we value m

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. >> i want you to listen to what senator marsha blackburn asked judge jackson this week. >> can you r the word "woman"? >> can i provide a definition? no. >> the fact that you can't give me a straight answer about something as fundamental as what a woman is underscores the dangers of the kind of progressive education that we are hearing about. >> what was your reaction when you saw that moment? >> i think there were a lot of moments like that that were deflating to me and disappointing to me. but the reality is, number one, she could have had 22 senators in that room as opposed to 11 who were asking questions that were a bit beyond the pale, she still would have persevered. she still would have overcome and be on the way to sitting on the highest court of the land. i think what was unfortunate in the room for me was that she was getting attacks that were roundly criticized, even by people on the right, as being beyond the pale. but yet again, i got a chance to witness firsthand what i think many people in america can relate to, is when you show up in a room qualified, when you show u

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joining me now i senator marsha,. thank you for being here.ng all we could to ukraine to help support this war and what do you want to see president biden do at this upcoming emergency nato meeting thursday? >> my hope is that president biden will realize that if the us does not stand up and defend freedom and freedom fighters that no one else on the face of the earth is going to be there to take that lead and it's important he does that. i think it's also important that he talks about war crimes that are being carried out against the ukrainian people, children, elderly, men and women that are just being murdered in those streets and that he will push to get what ukraine needs to protect itself and have our nato partners challenge them. i thought president zelensky's speech was very effective. he did lay out his needs and equated that you having a dream. he deal-- did build in through the for the ukrainian people in the team around him. tying that to 9/11 and pearl harbor as times that we have faced such aggression and and then he challenged p

and this couple don't brook any discrimination, i mean, look, quoted called martha on. marsha kelvin would. i wouldn't allow anyone to say anything bad about her. well, and actually nobody does that as the limits. there's no such thing here at ocean. it's been 13 years since emma last saw her family back in sheen valley and the conflict between georgia and south sea she has been going on for at least a century with war crimes, ethnic cleansing, and acts of forced displacement. committed by both sides. the couple experienced the war in 2008 1st hand. hello shem. whoa, never said the done. nothing was damaged when the russians came in here given an o horse ivy to set up pity doesher b. although the house was shaking from the roar of the tanks, passing by, i saw a shrub with her, but there was damage or talk to her what it was was through him without oversight. but they didn't harm anybody or insult them about either we see a lot of georgians don't want to have anything to do with the i see sions anymore and vice versa. that's how it is. now, the villages along the demarcation li

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i think that needs to be addressed. marsha blackburn really raised some issues that need to be answered . i hope and i think and i really do believe that the republicans will not attack her the way bore such and cavanagh were attacked. we need to have an open mind here and me being one of those, i think those issues really really need to be addressed. and on top of that, the democrats have a majority so i think because she will probably get in regardlessbut anyway, you have a blessed day and thank you . >> the new york times fact checker taking up this line that was first brought up by senator josh hawley of missouri. senator marsha blackburn talking about their concerns about some of these issues, her record on instancing of child sex users and judge ketanji brown jackson's views on those sentences. the new york times fact checker saying in a series of posts mister hawley judge jackson's legal recommendation and remarks and sentencing sessions out of context on this issue and miss blackburn's statements are a further distorti

cory booker a drama queen, i don't think anybody could be more drama queenish then lindsay and i think marshalackburn's question was a gotcha question. my sister and i looked at each other and said, what? define woman? it says female. i am sure if she said female she would have wanted an explanation for female which is a biological, lengthy question. also, librarians choose books for schools mostly not even teachers. in my opinion, it was imbecilic and juvenile on the part of most of the republicans. she is going to be confirmed. she is more than qualified. probably the most qualified person they have had come before the court in some time. we put kavanaugh up there that was questionable. clarence thomas talked about long john silver. trump in the white house who was a womanizer and we do not question them. more than qualified. that is the last court of resort in our country. she is not going to be in the courtroom per se hearing cases you and i would go before a judge to hear. she is going to be more than likely judging on the constitutionality of most of these cases that come before her, li

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i spoke to a speech language pathologist marsha pinto to find out more. >> spore speech and linguistics, obviously being able to visualize the mouth and facial expressions have helped children learn different sounds and also the social cues, but using the mask previously we've also learned the importance of the eyes in social communication so sometimes, you know, the phrase you can smile with your eyes is true, and this is something that students have learned during the mask mandates being on and now they have learned to use both their eyes and their face to communicate with others, so it's been a positive all around. >> what advice do you have for parents nor regards to trying to help their kids along? >> so parents obviously, you know, there's going to be a lot of behaviors from our younger children. they are going to cry. they are going to be anxious. they are going to wonder what's going on when they see other children and the adults in their lives not wearing masks outside the grocery store, especially at school. they will have a lot of questions so it's important for parents to si

i do want to touch again on marsha blackburn, though.re mathis was up for his confirmation process and she said he had a rap sheet, when he doesn't. is that a pattern with your colleagues that concerns you? >> that was an unfortunate choice of words for senator blackburn and many of raised that point earlier. if a speeding ticket constitutes a rap sheet, i guess we all have one. the notion of a rap sheet is the commission of serious crime, which that nominee, nor this nominee, has any problem with. i hope that we're careful in our wording before the committee today and fair in our questioning and give her a chance, finally, to respond. >> senator josh hawley wants to focus on her record when it comes to issuing sentences for defendants in child pornography cases. this is what he said about that. >> if you look at her record, what you see is this is someone who has consistently let sex predators, child sex predators off the hook, for people who have been convicted of child pornography offenses. she's given them lenient sentences, slaps on

i spoke to a speech language pathologist marsha pinto to find out more. >> for speech and linguistics week able to visualize the mouth and facial expressions has helped children learn different sounds and also the social cues for the social pragmatic goals. but using the masks previously, we've also learned the importance of the eyes in social communications. so sometimes, you know, the phrase you can smile with your eyes is true and this is something students have learned during the mask mandate being on and now they have learned to use both their eyes and their face to communicate with others. so it's been a positive all-around. >> what advice do you have for parents obviously there's going to be a lot of behaviors from our younger children. they're going to cry, they're going to be anxious, they're going to wonder what's going on when they see other children and the adults in their lives not wearing masks outside the grocery store, especially at school, and they're going to have a lot of questions. so it's important for parents to sit down and really talk to their kids after school

marsha, look, i think it's just valid for a month and extends it for a month, but certainly a lot of very nervous, ukrainian, skeptically about his curfew, which stops them from going out in the streets. they wonder why that has been put into place, whether it, it's a, it's, it's full boating for a, an invasion into the, the capital city by russian forces. thank you for that update iran con, with the late to say on the situation in ukraine's capital keys. meanwhile, the port city of odessa, which is still under the control of ukraine, is preparing for a russian assault, or dr. hamid is there. this is a 45 city. this is the city that has actually been hit on the 1st night of the war on february 24th 20 people died on that day. and it to the city that president for the music and sky had warned more than once that a russia is planning to attack it as a very strategic port city on the black sea. one of the most important points for ukraine, a lot of exports happens in from that city, is a rush in advance to the south of odessa, the russian troops still stuck in the mc alive, but that's o

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[applause] marsha -- houseing and urban development. [applause] if iore members of congress, i would have been in real trouble. [laughter] and shove land da young, newly confirmedded -- [cheers and applause] yo land -- yolanda, stand up. where is she? where are you? where is she? i guess she's not -- okay. the office of management and budget. and ambassador linda thomas greenhouse -- greenfield, excuse me, who is at the unite nations and does an incredible job. [applause] it's not just the cabinet. we have women many senior roles at every level here at the white house, across the administration, many of whom are here today, and it's something i'm very proud of. i kept my commitment to be, nominate the first black woman to the supreme court -- [cheers and applause] she's really good. [cheers and applause] that's not all. we have confirmed more black women to the circuit courts of appeals than every previous administration combined. [cheers and applause] as a matter of fact, 75% of my judicial nominees are women. [cheers and applause] it matters. it matt

i think that needs to be addressed. marshalackburn really raised some issues that need to be answered. i hope and think and really believe the republicans will not attack her the way gorsuch and cavanaugh were attacked, so i think we need to have an open mind here, me being one of those my but i think those issues really need to be addressed. on top of that, democrats have the majority, so i think she will probably get in regardless. anyway, have a blessed day and thank you. host: the new york times fact checker taking up this line first brought up why senator josh hawley of missouri and senator marsha blackburn about her record on sentencing of child sex abusers and judge ketanji brown jackson's views on those kind of sentences. the new york times fact checker said, esther holly last week took judge jackson's legal recommendations and sentencing decisions out of context on this issue and's blackburn -- and blackburn's statements -- eliminating the existing mandatory minimum sentencing on child port as a member of the sentenci

here's marsha blackburn's opening statement. >> i can only wonder what's your hidden agenda?ls, cop killers, and child predators back on the streets? is it to restrict parental rights in our schools and family decisions? is it to support the radical left's attempt to pack the supreme court? you have praised the 1619 project, which argues the u.s. is a fundamentally racist country. >> it must have been difficult for her to sit there for so many hours and hear what was being said and the accusations. this is a preview, by the way. daniel holly walker's name was floated at the top of the supreme court candidates. she used to be at the howard university school of law. dean, i'm glad you're hear. i have to ask you your initial reactions to what you're seeing. there's an overall theme, and marsha blackburn tends to have a kitchen sink argument to suggest that everything is falling on the shoulders of a hidden agenda of the judge. what was your impression of the line of opening statements that came today? >> laura, thank you so much for having me this evening on this first day of th

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marsha blackburn showed up and she didn't have a good answer prepared. i what she wanted judge jackson born biologically female, someone born with a and whether it became a man later in life. >> dana: judge jackson said i'm not biologist but is it about biologist? i thought maybe it's not about biology. we all know what was going on there. she didn't want her hearing to turn into matches -- >> judge jeanine: we will give her credit for not answering a question? >> jessica: i actually think with a hearing is that we have seen recently, yes i want to give her credit for not degrading herself to having a fight about these woke culture battles, yes. i do want to give her credit because i have full confidence that jackson thinks people who watch child pornography are bad people and could or must answer. i would say i'm a woman, i'm a female. >> judge jeanine: asked him if she didn't and that's the problem. she didn't have the colonies -- speaking of biologist. and even child, it is despicable but i will go under whatever the prosecutor said with statute says. b

constitutional system, i hold everyone accountable, but we need to have both defense attorneys and prosecutors alike, and tomorrow will be her chance to talk about that. >> woodruff: marshaed as many supreme court confirmations as you have, four in the last few years -- >> i won't say when i started. >> woodruff: it was just a couple of years ago. >> yes. >> woodruff: what is the line she needs to be careful to walk as she answers these questions and is forthcoming, but isn't so forthcoming that she is getting into the realm of what may get her in trouble later? >> well, i think the line for her and for al nominees prior to her, have been don't ask questions about issues that might come before the supreme court, or that are already before the supreme court. but in terms of her own work, i mean, i fully expect that she will talk about the child pornography sentences. and i think she will have room to give the context. now, these senators have 30 minutes -- each senator has 30 minutes for questioning, so she should be given the time to explain what was happening with sentencing and child pornography that led to more lenient sentences, as most other federal judges were doin

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i reported the other day what marsha blackburn told me, the senator from tennessee told me that theyhat already 34 people were caught trying to get in and they were terrorists, they were on the terrorist list. house republicans are pushing for more information on the number of migrants encountered at the border who are on the terrorist database. lieutenant, what can you tell us about the number of terrorists who were encountered and what -- what are your thoughts there? when i was with you last year, when i met you at the border you also gave a stunning statistic to us. you told us that the drug cartels are making a hundred million dollars a week, tell me what the drug cartels are really reeling in terms of the money of this business of trafficking humans and drugs and what about the terrorists, lieutenant? >> right, so we know it's a multibillion dollar trade. just human smuggling. we are not even talking about narcotics. that's what people need to understand. because of the border crisis it has opened so much opportunities for the criminal organizations to profit off of human smugg

i am thanking back. it's been 30 years -- >> okay. >> we just watched the questions from republican senator marsha blackburnquestioning on hearings for supreme court nominee ketanji brown, asked on her thesis. i want to bring back carol mosely brawn first black woman to serve on the senate judiciary committee, and our cnn reporter in that hearing all day long. starting with you senator, mosely, when asked the question, when you're in church, do you judge, i i'm paraphrasing here, women who are against boabortio pro-life woman, are you considered hostile in that respect, what was your reaction to that statement? >> well, again, this is political theater. and what they're doing is playing to their political base. so senator blackburn is making a point that she is pro-life, she said it four times, at least. so she's speaking to the voters out there who are looking for a pro-life supreme court. and that's -- that is what it comes down to. it was not -- you can't -- it's hard to take some of these questions seriously because they really are about theater. they have nothing to do really with judge jackson's suita

. >> sandra: i spoke to senator marsha blackburn earlier and shared her concerns and she has penned ancerned about ketanji brown jackson serving on the board of a school that promotes critical race theory. we have not heard much on it yet. >> i think they are going to go after that and i think sandra also going to go after her sentencing practices. i think it's perfectly fine for them to go after her sentencing across the board because there is an argument to be made she's routinely under the sentencing guidelines. the mistaking they have made tactically is to frame that as a child pornography issue rather than just a criminal justice issue across the board. >> john: she had quite a lengthy answer when asked about the child pornography issue, and she seemed to indicate any kind of criticism with sentencing when it came to the people was unfounded because she has given them strict sentences in the past. but she's also held up as being somebody who is going to lean way to the left when it comes to her political judgment and her writings. i want to play cut number three here. she seemed v

the last question by the republican woman from tennessee, i don't recall her name -- host: marsha blackburncaller: thank you. stated that she wished that brown jackson had cap to the constitution of the u.s. instead of the oath of office for the judicial position she was appointed. i saw a look on justice ketanji brown jackson's face, she was perplexed. that both contains the words thing along the lines "do you promise to support and defend the u.s. constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic ." -- foreign and domestic?" hence the look on her face, what is she asking? madeleine albright was -- a large sunflower brooch and the blue of the ukrainian flag, bringing neblett albright's memory into that -- bringing madeleine albright's -- memory into that room. i am grateful for your coverage. i watched it cover to cover and beyond with the press conference. keep this up. it is our last bastion to know what was going on in government. thank you so much and good luck to ketanji brown jackson. host: this is done in fort washington, maryland, on the line for those who oppose. caller: good

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marsha. i'm very happy to be here and i want to thank the library and the bookstore for making this possible and i would say hello to my old friend jim. hi jim. hi, dan, jim and i met during the 1960s. we're very old. in ann arbor, michigan at a moment when people of our generation thought that we were changing the world. we didn't change the world that much but we did take a lot of self-congratulatory moments to so how different were we were but what one learns from reading jim's book and reading the 50s is that the 60s were the consequence of the 50s as marsha said when she introduced us the complacent fifties were not complacent for those people who are fighting enormous battles that had great consequences in the 60s and many of them still have consequences a very positive sense today. jim why did you write this book? um initially it was because my kids came home from school one day and said, why is our time not as exciting as the sixties. yes, and i had to say you know, i'm well, i didn't say that. it was actually fraught it wasn't all fun and games they were talking about the music i th

move that has strong bipartisan support for congress and i believe in the country as go turned it over. his correspondence at kara, lina, marsha is in washington to find out what impact this band will have. first of all, occurring in a walk us through this ban, this fan means a layla that the u. s. is trying to weaken russia even more. we heard president biden saying that he wants to keep pressure on president putin and his war machine . and that he does not want to subsidize this war, his war em oil. a reminder, oil and gas exports are the backbone of russia's economy. and the revenue is half of the battery, the crumbling, it has a so this would be very painful for russia. and it is actually the money that they need to keep this war alive. and that is what the united states is trying to avoid . the united states and its allies in europe. they have already imposed a wave of sanctions against russia during the past days. but until now they avoid a targeting, and this important part of the got a gas and oil sector out of fear that this would, of course, as skyrocket, the energy prices are worldwide. but this move potentially wil

republican committee members marsha blackburn, spoke on the senate floor about supreme court nominee judge ketanji brown jackson. >> the person last week senate judiciary committee which i chair to help the hearing of judge ketanji brown jackson to serve as associate justice in the u.s. supreme court it was an opportunity to learn a lot about her, her qualifications, her experience, her approach to cases, her judicial temperament and temperament before the committee she proved to the public what many of us suspected than some new, she's without a doubt ready to serve on the supreme court. in a spoken to you before about judge ketanji brown jackson's background in the qualifications and it repeating it because this is the critical week before we consider her nomination next week on the floor the senate she's the daughter of two schoolteachers, public school teachers, and judge ketanji brown jackson, her passion for the law at the age of four, her dad decided to give up teaching, he had another profession in mind, he was would become a lawyer predict and so he would sit at the kitchen table with his law books all stacked up and judge ketanji brown jackson at the age of fo

. >> so, marsha, you recently talked, i thought it was fascinating, you talked about parallel realitiesiet union. can you explain? >> well, if you are lifling in russia right now and watching russian television, which most russians do most of them have it in the background, especially people older than 45, which is most russians, you don't know that there is a war going on. you know that there is a special military operation and more than anything else, you get the sense that things are kind of normal. right. where here if you turn on the television, anywhere in the western world, you constantly see these horrible images and you get the sense even if you are not attentively watching or listening. you get the sense something extraordinary, something huge is happening in the world that's an emergency. in russia, it's normal. the sort of the tone of the news is just regular and, you know, the newscasts are five minutes long and then they go to reassuring the population that russia has a plan for dealing with the effects of anti-russian sanctions unmotivated anti-russian sanctions and the e

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maria: i was told by senator marsha blackburn they had already identified 34 or 35 people on this terroristnew information in terms of who is coming into the border? 1.7 million people were apprehended and we see apprehension skyrocketed early this year, but who is it? >> they don't tell us if they know. my guess is 99% of these people are vetted, we don't know if they are terrorists. we don't know what their criminal history is. we don't care. the biden administration doesn't seem to care. the message is get here, we don't care what your background is. to get more people here. maria: all of this as we watch inflation skyrocket and cost american households $2000 more this year and energy production, and what can you tell us about the potential for the united states to become energy independent once again. >> i am in west texas, spent the day in midland. they have the ability to make us energy independent. we were there under the trump administration. it is sad and shocking that one year later we were dependent on foreign countries that were not our friends when we could be energy independen

. >> i want to be recognized on your sense of decency and integrity. >> marsha blackburn sits on theiciary committee. it's offensive for democrats to demand civility after what they did to justice kavanaugh and hi family? >> judge, one of the things that we pointed out today is if this was going to be a hearing that be respectful of the process of the nominee of the american people. we were going to ask tough questions, which which we started in on today. and we were going to go through our record, her writings, her rulings, things that she has said, and bring that forward. this is a time that the american people should get to know who this judge is. and what type of justice she would be on the supreme court. that means we need to do our job. probe her record, and bring that record to light for the american people. >> janine: democrats have long claimed the judicial conservative philosophy is an impediment to being a justice. they've established that precedent. do we have the right to know what her philosophy is, not indicative of case law or cases but how she views the constitution.

listening to almost all 22 senators make 30 minutes opening statements now i believe at this point there were waiting for senator marsha blackburn of tennessee republican from tennessee. to make her comments . she is one of the last of the 22 senators to make their opening remarks. there. you see her there. and then after that, there will be two judges who are peers and former coworkers of judge jackson, who will be introducing her. and then we will get a chance to hear directly from her. welcome judge jackson. judge jackson's been through this process before she's already been confirmed by congress for three previous roles in the judiciary as a federal district judge, a judge on the federal sentencing commission and in her current role as a federal appeals court judge each of the three times the senate has considered your record. experience and your ability senators on both sides of the aisle have determined that you have the qualifications and the temperament. it takes to uphold the values of our judicial branch. we will conduct a thorough, exhaustive examination of judge jackson's record and views. we won't try to t