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"Try. Vice president Harris. Today is indeed a wonderful day. As we gather to celebrate the confirmation of the next justice of the United States Supreme Court, judge katon G Brown Jackson. The Jackson, if you're nasty, the first one. And we are now, say it, yeah. Yeah, we are. We can do this. That's a given. As a point of personal privilege, I will share with you judge Jackson that when I presided over the Senate confirmation vote, yesterday, while I was sitting there, I drafted a note to my God, daughter. And I told her that I felt such a deep sense of pride and joy. And about what this moment means for our nation, and for her future. Yeah. One more vice president. I told her, but I knew this would mean for her life. And all that she has in terms of potential. So indeed, the road toward our more perfect union is not always straight. And it is not always smooth. But sometimes it leads to a day like today. A day that reminds us what is possible. What is possible when progress is made
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"Collect unemployment insurance benefits during the pandemic? If you live in Virginia, you could be on the hook for paying it back. Virginia's employment commission is looking to collect nearly $860 million in more than 365,000 cases that went to out of work residents during the pandemic The move comes as an overpayment waiver provision enacted by the General Assembly in 2021 expired. The VE C says customers who've been overpaid will get a billing statement that will include instructions on how to make the payments. The agency says customers who do not enter into a repayment plan will be referred to collections. If you have a pending waiver or appeal the case will not be referred to billing and collections until all other options have been pursued. Debra finds dean WTO P news. What to the slave is the 4th of July that was part of a speech given by abolitionist and orator Frederick Douglass on the 5th of July, 1852. Nearly 170 years after Douglas blistering indictment of slavery in America, judge katon G Brown Jackson is sworn in as the first black woman on the nation's highest court. She is more than qualified. She put in the work, we should have had this years ago. Retired Maryland circuit court judge Ingrid Turner, another African American woman with several first to her credit, mentors minority students at her Alma mater, the United States naval academy, and I'm so proud of the opportunities because of what she was able
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"Because I'm with all of you. She'll face party endorsed congressman Lou zell in a pro life for his held in speaking to supporters on Long Island. This is a common sense wave. It's a common sense wave that reaches out to everybody across this state. In all counties and all regions. We're reaching out to all of you to work with us to save New York. This is a rescue mission to save our state and losing is not an option. Hoggle is the first woman to receive the democratic nomination for governor of New York. Justice Stephen Breyer's retirement will be effective tomorrow at noon. He said judge katon G Brown Jackson is prepared to take the prescribed oaths to begin her service as the 116th member of the U.S. Supreme Court. Union negotiators are meeting today with the management of three Atlantic City casinos in an attempt to reach a new deal and avoid a threat in Frank stride a Friday I should say leading into the 4th of July holiday weekend. A big money maker. The death toll on the San Antonio trailer tragedy, a rising two 53 of Texas officials say two more migrants found in an abandoned trailer Sunday have died a Mexican government official says most of the migrants were from Mexico. Lev Parnas, former Rudy Giuliani associate, sentenced to 20 months in federal prison today in New York. He also ordered to pay $2.3 million in restitution in three years of supervised release. He was convicted of campaign finance crimes and later pleaded guilty to a separate fraud charge. Clean sweep for the Yang's not so sweet for the mets here 77 WBC's Kevin Perez. How sweep it was, bob in The Bronx, the Yankees taking care of business against the Oakland a's earlier today. The difference maker of the game, John Carlos Stanton
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"Have a feeling we may say that a few times this year Red Sox Yankees three three in the 5th Orioles rays coming up at the top of the hour of the season opener for both George Wallace WTO sports Thank you so much George Now to the top stories we're following for you on WTO A White House celebration for judge katon G Brown Jackson The first black woman to be confirmed to the Supreme Court with President Biden and vice president Harris standing behind her she said we made it all of us Jackson will take her place on the court when justice Stephen Breyer steps down The death toll is now at least 50 after a missile strike on a crowded train station in eastern Ukraine The victims were trying to evacuate from the region Russia denies it launched a missile Maryland is banning so called ghost guns the bill takes effect without governor Hogan's signature he believes the law isn't tough enough on the people who use them Stay with double DOP for more on these stories and just minutes Two 47 a North Carolina man has become the second member of the Proud Boys to plead guilty to conspiracy in the capital riot Charles donahoe pleaded guilty in D.C. federal court to charges of conspiracy and assaulting federal officers Extremist groups like the Proud Boys and oath keepers have been a focus of the Justice Department's sprawling investigation into January 6th The 34 year old has close ties to Proud Boys leader Enrique tarrio Up ahead in money news Brennan Well we can tell you that the Dow is up a 180 points right now but the NASDAQ is down significantly down one 45 S&P down three in Brennan will have money news in just a few minutes here on WTO It's two 48 Traffic.
WTOP
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"1253 a celebration this afternoon at The White House following the confirmation of judge katangi Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court CBS News special report Ladies and gentlemen the president of the United States accompanied by the vice president of the United States and judge katon G Brown Jackson Making it official today on the south lawn of The White House marking yesterday's confirmation of Brown Jackson to the U.S. Supreme Court Vice president Kamala Harris says this confirmation is a milestone You will inspire generations of leaders They will watch your confirmation hearings and read your decisions CBS Nicole Killian says this confirmation is significant in many ways When judge katon G Brown Jackson becomes just as Jackson for the first time in the Supreme Court's history she will be one of two African Americans on the high court one of four women and the first public defender Jackson will replace retiring justice Stephen Breyer CBS News special report I'm Linda Kenya And there's news this afternoon from the trial of four men accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer On day 5 of deliberations jurors say they've reached decisions on several charges against the man but they have deadlocked on others The judge told them to keep on working the jury is considering ten charges in the case against the four men three are from Michigan One is from Delaware.
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"5 under par right where he started the day Dustin Johnson is at minus three Cameron Smith has yet to tee off he's a minus four Tiger goes at one 41 towards WTO be sports The top stories we're following for you on WTO this afternoon 50 people have been killed in a Russian missile strike on a train station in Ukraine about 4000 civilians or in and around that station most of them women and children trying to get out of the area before Russian troops attacked Scheduled for this hour President Biden vice president Harris and judge katon G Brown Jackson will be speaking on the south lawn of The White House about yesterday's historic Senate bipartisan confirmation of judge Jackson's nomination to be an associate justice on the U.S. Supreme Court This morning SpaceX launched three rich businessmen and their astronaut escort into the International Space Station they'll arrive tomorrow and stay for a week the three tourists are an American a Canadian and an Israeli who run investment real estate and other companies They're paying about 55 million bucks apiece for the ride and accommodations That's about 8 million a day but all meals are included Well that's good Stay with WTO for more on these top stories in the minutes ahead It's 1218 Let's head right over to Rita Kessler If you're in Maryland on eastbound 50 watch for the delays before cape saint Clair trying to head toward oceanic drive and sandy point state park the crash remains on the right side of the roadway Westbound looking good all the way to the beltway but getting onto the beltway might be just a little tough outer loop delays from route 50 headed past two O one kind of worth avenue This is the mobile crew on the right side This is also backed up the northbound Baltimore Washington Parkway from four ten Trying to get on to the outer loop of the beltway Seeing delays in the district on southbound D.C. two 95 from burrows past these capital street northbound slows passing Pennsylvania avenue inbound St. Louis Parkway a little heavy approaching first Sterling so watch for anything there In Virginia northbound three 95 delays getting on to the 14th street bridge northbound George Washington Parkway near the park police headquarters exit a single lane gets by the work and westbound 66 heavy approaching nutley street that is usually due to a work zone as well Southbound 95 delays in Springfield are easing so whatever was after the franconia Springfield Parkway should be cleared but you will hit the brakes after newington across the aka Kwan Then you're going to find a little heavy and dumfries then from 6 ten garrisonville road off and on toward the centerport Parkway Also seeing some volume in both directions between the rapid panic and route three in Fredericksburg Ashley is here to help you spruce up your home furnishings this spring for a limited time pay 0% interest for 6 years only at America's number one furniture and mattress store Ashley I'm Rita Kessler WTO P traffic Now the storm team fours Mike senn We will see the increase in cloud cover this afternoon it will be warmer There'll be a chance for shower by sunset our highs will be in the mid two upper 60s.
WCPT 820
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"Targeting the train station and it's saying more this morning A Kremlin spokesman says Russia has suffered a major troop casualties during its 6 week military operation in Ukraine Dimitri peskov has told Sky News that yes we have significant losses of troops and it's a huge tragedy for us Peskov also hinted the fighting might be over in the foreseeable future telling the broadcaster Russian troops were doing their best to bring an end to that operation after failing to take Ukraine's capital Russia has shifted its focus to the Donbass and mostly Russian speaking industrial region in eastern Ukraine where Moscow backed rebels have been fighting Ukrainian forces for each years and control some areas I'm Charles De Ledesma This afternoon President Biden will welcome judge katon G Brown Jackson to The White House Now that the Senate is confirmed her nomination to the Supreme Court Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed as the Supreme Court's first black female justice A joyous day and inspiring day Top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer pumped his fists as the Senate chamber cheered just three Republicans voted for Jackson with Ted Cruz among others blasting her as soft on crime and as a far left activist seeking to remake America from the bench Washington Tiger Woods says he's good heading into the second round of the masters I'm right where I need to be A car crash shattered his leg last year The price of gas is $4 13 cents a gallon this morning down 8 cents in a week This is a P news Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer is suing to make sure the right to an abortion stays in place in Michigan even if roe versus wade is overturned Michigan's governor has filed a lawsuit seeking to strike down a 1931 Michigan law that still on the books banning abortions except to save the mother's life It has not been enforced since the Supreme Court ruled on roe versus wade in 1973 but it could take effect if the landmark ruling is vacated the preemptive lawsuit also asks a 6th judicial circuit court to recognize the right to an abortion under due process and equal protection clauses in the state's constitution Whitmer told The Associated Press it was crucial to take this action to secure.
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"That historic day for judge katon G Brown Jackson with Vanessa Gilmour a retired federal judge who's also an African American female 3 o'clock This is CBS News on the hour your home for original reporting I'm Monica rix in New York the Senate has elevated the first black woman to the U.S. Supreme Court CBS Natalie brand is on Capitol Hill The a's are 53 The nays are 47 And this nomination is confirmed The Senate chamber erupted in cheers and applause as katangi Brown Jackson was confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court all Senate Democrats voted in favor of Jackson along with three Republicans Mitt Romney Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski Natalie Brandt CBS News Capitol Hill President Biden plays a celebrate with the future justice later today in a ceremony in the rose garden COVID is spreading around Capitol Hill It's now nearly a dozen members of Congress who've tested positive for COVID and just the past few days It includes House speaker Nancy Pelosi and main senator Susan Collins who announced her positive test just after votes in the U.S. Senate That CBS is Scott mcfarlane Congress has overwhelmingly voted to cut more trade for Russia Here's CBS Tom foti As President Biden reacted to the latest reports and pictures from Ukraine Congress was moving to suspend normal trade relations with Russia and banned the importation of its oil House followed the Senate which voted to do that unanimously a hundred to none majority leader Chuck Schumer The legislation will go a long way to landing a painful severe blow on Putin's economy The United Nations also suspended Russia from its human rights body over allegations of atrocities in Ukraine Meantime Ukrainian forces are getting back up now from Australia The country is sending them armored vehicles as Russian forces reportedly retreat to refuel Tiger Woods is gearing up for round two today at the masters after a strong start in Augusta Woods carted a one under par 71 It's his first PGA event since shattering his leg in a car crash over a year ago Tesla opened up a massive new factory in Austin and through a Texas sized party along with it Tesla CEO Elon Musk took the stage Check out more like a country music star complete with a black cowboy hat and sunglasses playing to the 15,000 and attendants Musk.
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"Is poised to confirm judge katon G Brown Jackson as the first black woman to sit on the U.S. Supreme Court Joining us live from Capitol Hill is WTO's Mitchell Miller Mitch this vote initially was expected to be very close razor thin in fact but now that's all changed It's very interesting market at one point it was thought this might be one of the closest confirmation votes in U.S. Senate history given the 50 50 split in the upper chamber but even though the Senate Judiciary Committee deadlocked 11 to 11 we've seen independent minded Senate Republicans come forward to support Jackson Maine senator Susan Collins Alaska's Lisa Murkowski and Utah's Mitt Romney And Romney had opposed Jackson when she came up for the D.C. federal appeals court so a big switch there He's come under sharp criticism as you know from the more conservative wing of the Republican Party But if everything holds to form the vote will likely be around 53 to 47 in favor of the confirmation some breathing room there for Democrats and that's a far cry from the early concerns among Democrats that vice president Kamala Harris might have to be the deciding vote Let's zoom out a little on this whole process Mitch if you would for a second because members of both parties have been critical of each other for how the confirmation hearings have taken place in recent years How does judge Jackson's confirmation hearings and process compare to some of the others Well certainly all of them frankly have had their ugly moments There's no question about that I think one of the most extreme ones of course was judge Kavanaugh That was very very difficult Obviously there were allegations of sexual assault and in fact part of that the hearings this time around there was kind of an airing of grievances as senator Booker mentioned from New Jersey related to Lindsey Graham from South Carolina who said that a lot of bad things had happened to Kavanaugh That ended up being a 50 to 48 vote That was probably the worst I think this confirmation proceeding was most closest to Amy Coney Barrett's She was confirmed 52 to 48 Republicans complained that a lot of Democrats singled her out for her religious background and her Catholic ties to Notre-Dame and other social issues But I think along those lines this one was pretty similar However a lot of Democrats as you know had a lot of complaints about the raising of issues in connection with sentencing and child pornography cases many just thought that it was a red herring brought up in these confirmation hearings At what point today can we expect this vote Well I think we're going to see a vote early this afternoon probably around two this afternoon Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer will of course really raised this into a historic moment because it truly is the first black woman being named to the Supreme Court So there will be after all the acrimony I think a lot of celebrating at least on the democratic side and then we'll have to see what happens down the line in the future because it certainly doesn't look like there is going to be any time where a Republican president or a democratic president can count on the U.S. Senate to confirm their nominee unless the Senate is of their same party That's for sure All right Mitch thanks so much Mitchell Miller on.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"This is Bloomberg law with June brusso from Bloomberg radio Republicans had promised that judge katon G Brown Jackson Supreme Court confirmation hearings would not be a political circus yet senator Lindsey Graham yelled and stormed out of the hearing Senator Ted Cruz read from children's books about racist babies and senator Tom cotton all but accused Jackson of lying In one particularly heated exchange the committee chair democratic senator dick Durbin tried to get Cruz to stop talking two minutes past his allotted time Even banging the gavel didn't help Allow her to answer the question chairman Durbin Thank you Why do you not want the American people to know what happened in the Stuart case Or any of these cases chairman Durbin I've never seen the chairman refused to allow a witness to answer a question You can bang it as loud as you want I can just tell you at some point you have to follow the rules Judge Jackson faced about 22 hours of questioning with equanimity Never even raising her voice But tears streamed down her face when democratic senator Cory Booker spoke of her nomination as shattering another glass ceiling Nobody's gonna steal that joy You have earned this spot You are worthy You are a great American Joining me is Adam Winkler a professor at UCLA law school Adam start by telling us about what judge Jackson would bring to the court Well there seems to be no doubt that judge Brown Jackson is a very well qualified nominee to the Supreme Court She has a lot of judicial experience she brings a diversity not just in terms of her racial identity but also in terms of her perspective having been on the sentencing commission having been a public defender We never had a public defender on the Supreme Court In other ways she's very much a standard candidate for the Supreme Court in the sense that she comes from a background of being a judge primarily in recent years Some of the district court and then on to the D.C. circuit and comes from Harvard Law School like so many justices these days come from the very very top law schools So she meets the traditional requirements but also has some elements of her past that give her a slightly different perspective Judge Jackson repeatedly said that she decides cases from a neutral position without fear of favor That echoes what past nominees have said Well I think what we see is what we see from so many Supreme Court nominees lately which is kind of very uncontroversial statements that they will be neutral arbiters as chief justice John Roberts said in his confirmation hearings just an umpire calling balls and strikes The truth is we all know that judges really do approach cases with their values and the philosophy influenced and informed by their own experiences And the sort of anodyne perspective on what judging is just a neutral arbiter almost like a machine that you can just put in information and get the right answer out of It seems to be what senators want these days but certainly doesn't accurately describe what any justice will do either justice Jackson or any other We've come to expect all the culture war questions about abortion religious freedom gun rights even though we know the nominee is not going to answer them But the last time criminal justice questions dominated Supreme Court hearings was in 1967 when thurgood Marshall the first black justice came before the committee Did that soft on crime work for the Republicans here They're not really going to derail this nomination I don't think they think they're going to derail this nomination I think what works for them is using these confirmation hearings as an opportunity to make political speeches to get your ten minutes of quotes in the various advertisements and Fox News and promoted by the local political party on Twitter or whatnot And really not about examining the experiences perspectives and philosophies of the nominees And so we see that over and over again And frankly it's not just a Republican thing It's a democratic thing too We saw that with regards to the Trump nominees to the Supreme Court that Democrats were trying to tie the nominee to the policies of the Trump administration This is basically what the confirmation hearings have become basically forums or senators to make political speeches that relate or not relate depending on the particular question to the nominee at hand Though the Republican senators characterized them as questions about her record it did seem like there were quite a few personal attacks Well we are seeing attacks on her character and on her background often sometimes scurrilous attacks I think Marcia Blackburn accused judge Jackson of a whole bunch of things that were based on a sort of scurrilous accusations quotes taken out of context putting at her feet responsibility for things like transgender rights even though she's never ruled on a transgender rights case in any way And so we do see these kinds of attacks because this sort of plays to the political base even though Republicans said they're not going to attack her personally Of course they're going to attack her It's true they're not commenting on her history of sexual assault like a previous nominee but that's because there are no credible allegations of such thing I believe we did learn one new thing during these four days of hearings And that is that judge Jackson is going to recuse herself from the affirmative action case against Harvard coming before the court next term So I often wonder what the point of these hearings really is The confirmation process is broken And the truth is it's been broken for a long time and maybe we shouldn't expect more given its history You know the first confirmation hearings for a Supreme Court Justice came after the nomination of Louis Brandeis The first Jewish person who was nominated for the Supreme Court And it was clearly a reflection of a fear of this sort of Jewish radicalism And then confirmation hearings didn't really ratchet up and involve the participation of the nominee himself really until after Brown versus board of education 1955 when John M Harlan was nominated at the Supreme Court all of a sudden now senators like Strom Thurmond wanted to have questioning of the nominee and to make sure they had the proper judicial philosophy So we've often seen the confirmation hearings be an effort by political coalition to try to retain and keep control of the Supreme Court Does it make a difference if judge Jackson can get a few Republican votes I don't think it really matters very much I don't think that if she gets one or two Republican votes it all of a sudden means that her nomination was one that satisfied the conservative movement or the Republican Party And it certainly won't show that the Republican Party is willing to ban on judicial nominees of the Democrats simply because one or two people might vote in her favor She is clearly an eminently qualified candidate and just as Republicans have been able to get their candidates through Pretty consistently I imagine that she'll get through with maybe exclusively democratic votes maybe one or two Republican The only thing I hope that comes out of it is that we don't see a nominee who finds that because of the process they are changed that they become a different person than they might otherwise be It's sometimes said that clarence Thomas became very bitter after his confirmation hearing and hardened his views on some issues I don't know if that's true or not but it's been said and certainly there was concern after Brett Kavanaugh railed against Democrats for their attack on him in the confirmation hearing promising payback which raised questions about whether as a justice he would be motivated by a desire for revenge in these kinds of confirmation hearing If so it shows one of the dangers of having this very highly politicized process Thanks for those insights Adam That's professor Adam Winkler of UCLA law school Coming up next the Supreme 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"judge katon g brown jackson" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The refugee crisis Poland is the country that is accepted the majority of those refugees over 2 million people that's significant step for the U.S. to show solidarity with Poland in this front Bloomberg zaggy can trail in Poland meantime as the war drags on Ukraine is sounding more defiant We spoke moments ago with the deputy chief of staff to president Vladimir zelensky eeyore joffe We don't have any agreement Any peaceful agreement of any terms we will want a peaceful agreement that Ukrainian terms because we are struggling with survival movement Tells Bloomberg news Ukraine stands ready for serious negotiations at the presidential level he says Ukraine wants security guarantees from the European Union including fast track membership He says Ukraine will not give up an inch of its territory Back here in Washington we've just heard from the Supreme Court the justice clarence Thomas is out of the hospital The 73 year old justice had been treated since last Friday for infection that was causing flu like symptoms a high court has said Thomas did not have COVID-19 President Biden's pick to join the Supreme Court is getting a key vote of confidence Democratic senator Joe Manchin says he will vote to confirm judge katon G Brown Jackson to be the high court's first black woman justice in a statement Manchin says on top of Jackson's impressive resume she has the temperament to make an exceptional jurist Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Nathan Hager This is Bloomberg He was the heart of sure we have 30 seconds to tell you that drivers who switch to progressive could save big but then what Well there is a nice piece of stock music playing behind me that a talented.
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"CBS News special report it's been a pretty contentious day on Capitol Hill The third day of confirmation hearings for judge katon G Brown Jackson GOP senator is asking tough questions about how she sentences those convicted of child pornography Senator Tom cotton had this exchange with Jackson Do you really expect this committee to believe that you don't remember what happened in this Hawkins case when it came back before you Yes I do expect you to believe that's my destiny Well I don't find it credible judge It's been in the news for days and her durban decided it being in the news for days You've been asked about it probably more than any other case If you've ever had Democrat chairman dick Durbin criticized the GOP attack Your nomination turned out to be a testing ground for conspiracy theories and culture war theories The more bizarre the charges against you and your family the more I understand the social media scoreboard lit up yesterday The hearings are said to conclude tomorrow CBS News special report I'm Steve futterman Many times Supreme Court Justice clarence Thomas was expected to be out of the hospital the day before yesterday or yesterday but does remain tonight at sibley memorial The 73 year old justice was admitted with flu like symptoms on Friday He was diagnosed with an infection and treated with antibiotics The court heard arguments early today and chief justice John Roberts said Thomas would participate in the case by reviewing the court transcript and briefs His absence from the court comes as the Senate Judiciary Committee as we've been hearing holds confirmation hearings for judge katon G Brown Jackson who President Biden nominated to replace retiring justice Stephen Breyer.
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"judge katon g brown jackson" Discussed on The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
"And the constitution isn't just a law, it is the supreme law. So the point I think here, the problem with judge katon G Brown Jackson is not. This we're not having some argument over how to read the constitution. There are legitimate debates about how to read the constitution. There were arguments, for example, over whether or not the constitution sanctions a national bank. Jefferson and Hamilton disagreed about it. But what they didn't disagree about is that they had to consult the constitution and it's both explicit and implicit meanings in order to resolve their dispute. No one thought, well, this is just a living document. Well, you know what? It's obsolete the moment it was written. There's new knowledge that's comes in that enables us to make decisions. We don't have to really rely on this antiquated document. So that's really where the problem is. The problem is whether judge kanti Brown Jackson is bound by the constitution or not. And if she's not, she's not a judge, because a judge whose decisions are not based upon the text and the principles of the constitution is not a judge, but an activist masquerading as a judge. Now I think this is actually why she got the nomination, the left is actually very kind of clear eyed and ruthless about it. They just say, listen, what do we want to judge? Rewind somebody who's going to vote our way all the time. At least on all critical issues, Republicans often will say, no, we want to judge the wound do this and who can do that and who loves learning and went to one of the top law schools and believes in the original meaning of the text and so on the left doesn't care about any of that. They want votes on their side and they've picked up. They were a little unsure about Michelle childs. This is the other woman that both Lindsey Graham as well as Jim Clyburn were pushing from South Carolina, but the problem with Michelle childs was that they felt she might be too moderate. She may not side with them on some important issues and so the progressives who put a lot of money into these court fights essentially vetoed her and Biden of course mumbling went along with that. That's how we got judge Jackson. Now interestingly from the little I've seen of the hearing so far, it doesn't look to me that the Republicans have the appetite to really go after this woman to really attack her in the same way that the left attack Kavanaugh. And I think that as long as Republicans have this approach where sort of you sucker punch our nominees and we'll take the high road, the left is going to keep doing it. In other words, we're going to be getting more kavanaughs because the left is able to bruise our nominees, even with fabricated allegations and get away with it. At least get away with not having the kind of retaliation that they deserve. Now, this business about judicial activism of just sort of leapfrogging over the constitution. I think a lot of that was sanctified by the Brown decision going back to 1954. Essentially the judges and the Brown decision. This was a decision, by the way, that overturned segregation. And so it's one of those kind of iconic decisions, but the judges made the mistake in that decision of basically saying that there's new social science evidence that shows that it's stigmatizing to blacks to be in segregated schools, and so we're going to make a decision not really based on the constitution per se, but rather just based upon this kind of new pragmatic evidence that's come in this new empirical data that's come in and in that they essentially clear the way for future judges to start ignoring the constitution. Of course, the most grotesque example of ignoring the constitution roe versus wade, a right to privacy that is nowhere specified in the constitution. Well, yes, there's a Fourth Amendment right against unreasonable search and seizure, but I think nobody would reasonably say that this right to unreasonable search and seizure applies to the womb you can unreasonably search and seize my womb. No, there was a kind of generic right to privacy that the judges themselves admitted came out of nowhere, or in their words, came out of quote penumbras in the constitution. It's kind of sort of the idea that it's in there somewhere. We can't really find it, but so this is the issue. Do we want judges who are impartial? Do we want judges who are bound by the law? Do we want judges who play the role of, say, an umpire in a baseball game? Or do we want judges who are activists, judges who are playing on one team instead of the other, and in that sense, what we find is that these people, although they wear judicial robes, and they have the name judge in front of their name, they're not real judges. There are essentially impersonators who are pretending.
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"Of confirmation hearings for judge katon G Brown Jackson has concluded if confirmed she would become the first African American woman on the U.S. Supreme Court It ended with judge Jackson addressing senators Thank you For this historic chance to join the highest court to work with brilliant colleagues to inspire future generations and to ensure liberty and justice For all On Capitol Hill many of judge Jackson supporters showed up he received his Debra alfaro Outside black law students cheered judge Jackson on For them her nomination is personal It just means that I can achieve any goal that I want to achieve Democrats hope to wrap up the confirmation process early next month And with Democrats having 50 senators plus a tie breaking vote most expect her to be approved CBS News special report I'm Steve futterman Four 24 the Prince William county police department will be doing a deeper dive into the policies and practices surrounding officers use of force The department will use a $250,000 Department of Justice grant intended for community improvement issues in a release the department says the deeper study on use of force will ensure that the force used in lawful and is not disproportionately used against people of color The plan is to use an independent contractor to help the department assess and evaluate use of force policies training programs while these culture and deescalation strategies There's an uptick in lottery scams and the Virginia lottery says they can take many forms So it started a new protect your play campaign that is chock full of information to help you avoid scammers So here's what usually happens Lottery officials say crooks claim you've won a large prize and often pretend they're with the Virginia lottery or some other game like mega millions were Powerball How do you know they're faking it Lottery officials say they will never ask for money if you've truly won a prize If you suspect you may have been scammed call the Virginia attorney general's office of consumer protection it's the hotline 805 5 two 99 63 It's four.
WCPT 820
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"We were forced to leave my relatives to stay behind in mariupol and I don't know anything about them My mother grandmother and grandfather and father they don't even know that we've left Says there is nothing left of her city Where are you Paul has been bombed out and 20% of it remains I'm Karen Chammas About an hour from now with Senate committee begins confirmation hearings for judge katon G Brown Jackson who would be the first black woman on the Supreme Court Police say ten people were shot and wounded at a spring break party in Dallas over the weekend no arrests announced this is a P news Is it over yet Doctor Anthony Fauci on where we are with COVID The AP's Julie Walker The U.S. is unlikely to see a surge from the new COVID variant according to President Biden's chief medical adviser Doctor Anthony Fauci says he doesn't think the U.S. will see another surge in COVID cases due to the new variant or more restrictions but we must be prepared I don't see us going back into any war really very restrict kinds of restrictions but you always have to have the flexibility He made the comments on ABC News this week with George Stephanopoulos U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy also says while variants may continue along with spikes in cases the goal is to keep people out of the hospital and from dying Our focus should be on preparation not on panic And if we get people these tools vaccines boosters treatments then we can actually get through waves that may come and go He made his comments on Fox News Sunday I'm Julie Walker And I'm Rita foley AP news This is 8 20 a.m. Willow springs and streaming worldwide 8 20 dot com We are Chicago's progressive talk where facts matter Now UW CPT 8 20 Chicago traffic.
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"The trip comes as the number of refugees is eclipsed 3 million and amid growing concern that some NATO countries could be drawn into the fighting We're also learning this morning that the president plans to visit Poland as part of the trip At least one person was killed in 27 others wounded including children after gunfire erupted during a car show in southeast Arkansas That was part of an annual nonviolence event Colonel Bill Bryant Arkansas state police says that it wasn't a mass shooting but a gunfight between two people You know it's shocking We have a small community the farming community and Dumas 5000 people and then we have an incident of multi victims It's just you know you don't expect that from small town Arkansas Coming up on WTO after traffic and weather hearings begin as we just mentioned for judge katon G Brown Jackson the first black woman nominated will have more on that story on the way It's 1236 If you don't know PPC if you don't know SEO If you don't know OTT if you don't know targeted display social media management website development Female marketing You don't have to All you need to know is 2060 digital we can help you with the digital marketing your business needs but maybe doesn't understand or have time to execute 2060 digital is a Google premier partner That may not mean a lot to you but when you consider that only 3% of digital advertising agencies carry that designation it should If you're in.
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"judge katon g brown jackson" Discussed on WTOP
"Long detour So what can you do Dill dine says they favor midday and early afternoon so If you're coming into town a backup route that doesn't involve a freeway during those times WTO P news Breaking news this morning Supreme Court Justice clarence Thomas is in the hospital this morning After experiencing flu like symptoms a spokesperson says he was admitted to sibley memorial hospital in D.C. Friday And diagnosed with an infection They say he's now being treated with introvert is intravenous antibiotics and resting comfortably Thomas is expected to be released from the hospital in a day or two They say Thomas will participate in the consideration and discussion of any cases through court records and audio of the arguments Senate confirmation hearings begin today for a President Biden's Supreme Court nominee WTO's Mitchell Miller is on Capitol Hill Judge Jackson has been scrutinized more than any person I can think of Senate Judiciary Committee chair dick Durbin noting that judge katon G Brown Jackson has already appeared before lawmakers three different times including before her confirmation as a judge on the D.C. circuit Court of Appeals Wyoming Republican senator John barrasso who like Durbin appeared on ABC's this week still has some reservations 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 but they're going to be respectful They're going to be thorough If confirmed Jackson would become the first black woman on the high court On Capitol Hill Mitchell Miller WTO news CBS News special report authorities say people could still be buried under rubble following the Russian bombing of an art school in mariupol CBS's Charlie dagger Drone footage reveals the extraordinary destruction after weeks of relentless bombing whole neighborhoods in ruins in what human rights groups describe as a catastrophe City council officials say Russian soldiers are forcibly deporting several thousand residents to Russian territory NATO and G 7 leaders will unveil new measures to punish Russia this week and help Ukraine when they meet in Brussels President Biden will be there He heads to Poland on Friday And as the Russian invasion continues there's no telling what gas prices could do as we head into spring and summer oil industry analyst Tom closer I think it's going to be a spring and summer of sizzling prices but maybe not sizzling quite as high as we saw about ten days ago CBS News special report I'm Monica ricks President Biden travels to Brussels this week aiming to present a united front on the Ukraine war with European and NATO leaders CBS News correspondent Scott McFarland is at The White House with more The president heads to Belgium midweek to talk about NATO's military support and humanitarian efforts to help Ukraine The White House press secretary says there are no plans for the president to visit Ukraine itself The trip comes as the number of refugees is eclipsed 3 million and amid growing concern that some NATO countries could be drawn into the fighting We're also learning this morning that the.