march 19th washington post, defendant had multiple child porn and judge jackson sentenced to three months in prison. it s the probation recommendation. we don t dispute the guidelines said ten years and she sentenced him to three months. sorry, i didn t finish read. the government probation both recommended sentences both below the guidelines. the government recommended 24 months and 18 months and defense recommended one day. i m telling you it was published in the newspaper. i can t help what is leaked in the newspaper or not. this committee, you keep referencing this is the committee of the united states senate where both sides of the aisle have access to the record and we re carrying out our constitutional duty for some reason your side didn t request the information. i m here by requesting all
0 facts, i m applying the law in as neutral and consistent a manner as i can. because that is the duty and requirement of the judicial oath. i m also very conscious of the limits of judicial authority, of the restrictions that exist in the law to prevent me as a judge from becoming a policymaker. this means that i carefully scrutinize my jurisdiction. it means that i look at the text and focus on the text and the intentions of the legislatures that drafted that provision. or the intention of the framers that put forward that constitutional principle. it means i m looking at precedent if i was fortunate enough to be confirmed to the supreme court, i would be upholding the principles as i consider the precedents, and making sure that the court is putting forward consistent and predictable rulings. you re watching msnbc s live coverage of the confirmation hearing of judge ketanji brown jackson. this is ari melber. we ll continue our live coverage here on the beat. soon we ll be joined
jesse waters has a pinterest account. joey jones has a pinterest account where he gets great tips for woodworking. i had no idea. apologies. geraldo: that s not a porn site. dana: the next apology is from geraldo. in the a block, geraldo misunderstood something that greg said. greg said, what does that remind you of? reminds you of the media and the democrats ignoring the rampant violent crime that started last summer to the present time. all of our cities are degraded. stopped and let me finish, geraldo. so instead, they just totally ignore the fact that we have rampant crime. homicides are going up. if there s one singular image, a police issue that they can use because in that way they can again blame law enforcement and pretend that they care about something. that s what greg said. he didn t say haitians are causing crime to go up. geraldo: i apologize, greg. greg: i accept your apology. geraldo: i didn t finish.
you aren t answering. sean: follow me and you will get your answer. the lifeblood of every economy in this world is oil, gas, coal. in the new green deal, in ten years, it says it wants to eliminate all use of oil, gas, and coal. do you support that? i support us as quickly as possible be what you aren t answering you aren t answering me. i didn t finish. sean: when i run for president, you could ask you the questions. do you want to be president? yes. sean: answer by question. oil and we have to ban fossil fuels. sean: how quickly? new green deal says ten years. get all fossil fuels, get it
[applause] brian: that is adam lambert who on the american idol, because i m an expert. did me no good, fox ended up dropping it, gave it to abc, sang a lot of queen songs. perfect to play at the oscars with queen. with the surviving members. pete: big winning film, bohemian rhapsody. ainsley: i didn t finish. the plane landed before the movie ended. i have to watch it again. pete: you do? ainsley: fast forward. how does it end? why they successful? brian: he dies, okay, sadly. the actor won who made him. pete: that s true. brian: most people know he died. ainsley: i know, i know. like old yeller, right?