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card. >>> our breaking news, any moment senator marsha blackburn will begin her questioning of supreme court brown jackson. as democrats praised jackson other republicans ripped into the nominee with many accusations from, frankly, the fringe right. as we standby cnn's jessica schneider takes us through the most contentious moments of the day so far. >> reporter: ketanji brown jackson defending her record during hours of intense questioning from republican senators, push back against their broad characterization that she's, quote, soft on crime. >> in order for us to have a functioning society, we have to have people being held accountable for committing crimes. but we have to do so fairly under our constitution. as someone who has had family members on patrol and in the line of fire, i care deeply about public safety. >> reporter: but judge jackson's background has not insulated her from republican attacks, particularly claims she handed down lenient sentences to convicted child pornography defendants. an 18-year-old defender sentenced by jackson to three months behind bars when prosecutors

card. >>> this just in. republican senator lindsey graham just announced he will vote against the confirmation of supreme courtckson. in a speech on the senate floor, graham lays out why he'll oppose her nomination despite supporting her last year, even with this announcement, jackson still expected to have enough votes to be confirmed by the senate as soon as next week. now to this. >>> the house committee investigating the insurrection expected to interview jared kushner. son-in-law and top adviser comes at a key point for the committee. whitney wild is tracking this from washington. she joins me now. what does the committee want from kushner? >> reporter: at this point, we don't know the specific question they're going to ask, but what we do know and as you pointed out, kushner was close to the former president and he may help them understand the president's actions, his intentions, and his mindset in the days before and after the riot. this meeting is set to take place virtually, so unfortunately, we won't be able to ask questions to him as he comes in and out of the building, but this, kate, comes a at a

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card. ♪ >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon, and here is our cnbc news at this hour tough questioning on day two on the senate confirmation hearing for supremeinee ketanji brown jackson, on responses that she's too liberal, she pledged to rule from a position of neutrality. her response was we cannot let the terrorists win by changing the country's fundamental values >> what that meant was that the people who were being accused by our government of having engaged in actions related to this under our constitutional scheme were entitled to representation >>> a person in north texas is dead after suspected tornadoes hit several areas of the state and neighboring oklahoma this video shows the aftermath of roundrock near austin >>> as elon musk was visiting a factory, he should be bound by his agreement by getting the company's lawyers okay for some ever his tweets. and on "the news" an exclusive look at norway >> rahel solomon, thanks so much we are back with morgan stanley's mike wilson. josh brown has a question for you, mr. wilson. >> the record of soft landings engineered by the fed is actually not great so 1965 and 1984 and 1994. i think in

card. >>> new details coming in to us today on this push to overturn the 2020 election, the legitimate 2020 election, by the wife of one of the supremees, with nbc news confirming today the text messages sent to former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows by justice clarence thomas's wife, ginni. the texts first reported by the "washington post." they're between november 2020 and january 2021. right? so after the 2020 election. and one of these messages encourages meadows to tell donald trump not to concede. as you might imagine, it's raising some questions about conflict of interest for justice thomas, who by the way was not personally mentioned in these texts. but this is creating calls among some for him to recuse himself from any future january 6th cases. we heard from the top republican in the house of representatives on this, minority leader kevin mccarthy, just today, who of course has been an opponent of the select committee's work. here's what he had to say about the idea of a potential recusal by justice thomas. >> no, i think -- i think justice thomas can make his decisions, like he's made them every other time. i

cards come as it may now be. amy: anatol lieven, senior fellow at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. stay with us as we look at confirmation hearings for supremert justice nominee ketanji brown jackson, who appears poised to become the first black woman on the supreme court. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. confirmation hearings for president biden's supreme court nominee judge ketanji brown jackson continued wednesday with more than 10 more hours of questioning and as republicans rampedp their attacks on her record as a federal judge and public defender. she is the first black woman nominated to the high court and was accused by senator lindsey graham of judicial activism and grilled by josh hawley on a child pornography case involving an 18-year-old defendant in which she imposed a three-month sentence. >> judge, you gave him three months. do you regret it or not? >> senator, what i regret is that in the hearing about my qualification to be a justice on the supreme court, we have spent a lot of time focusing on this small subset of my

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supreme court. they're treating her like she's a defendant in a criminal case. they're attacking her character, suggesting something sinister about her sentencing of sex offenders. this is dealing the racist card from the bottom of the deck. >> you have seen some of the democrats in the room, paul, look to essentially give judge jackson some support, some backup, right? for example, i'm thinking earlier today of senator ossoff asking her to talk about her family's history with law enforcement, et cetera, to try to combat some of the lines of questioning you've heard from the republicans. >> that's right. and to be clear, questioning kbj about her sentencing as a judge and her policy perspectives from her time on the u.s. sentencing commission is a legitimate area of inquiry. the problem with people like senator graham is he's using it as an opportunity for personal attacks on kbj. from his bizarre questioning yesterday about how many times she goes to church to using profanity today and his repeated interruptions just like cruz. it's extraordinarily disrespectful and hard not to take as racist and sexist. >> i want to go to pete williams, our nbc news justice correspondent who is joining us no

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card. >>> history on capitol hill today. for the first time a black woman sat before the senate judiciary committee during a confirmation hearing for one of the most important jobs in the country, supremert justice. in her opening remarks, judge ketanji brown jackson thanked god and her family her husband in the room overwhelmed by the moment. here he is wiping away tears her two daughters looking on she said she hopes this moment shows them that with hard work and determination and love, juggling motherhood with a career can be done and she thanked her parents for teaching her that in america, you can do or be anything you want if you work hard and believe in yourself. then she told the senators in the room about her commitment to upholding the constitution >> i decide cases from a neutral posture. i evaluate the facts, and i interpret and apply the law to the facts of the case before me without fear or favor, consistent with my judicial oath >> democrats say judge jackson is eminently qualified she's a harvard law grad she clerked for the retiring supreme court justice stephen breyer and has been a federal judge for nearly ten years her confirmation appears all but guaranteed still o

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