we can say gay here. i think you hit the nail on the head. i think that s the reason you saw the governor sign that bill in the most cowardly fashion possible just so people know who are listening, he hid this from his agenda until the last minute. we didn t get confirmation until probably 45 minutes until he signed the bill that s what was happening in that room. he also tucked away this event at a charter school to which the law won t even apply when it goes into effected july 1st and closed the event to the public to avoid coming face-to-face with the ramifications of signing such a hateful, harmful piece of legislation the ramifications, the likes of which he s seen across the state as students have walked out by the thousands. to your question what is the point, the point is scenical and political in nature. this isn t the first time we ve seen politicians like glove none ron desantis join forces with the right, the anti democratic far right by the way to whip up sort of fear an
it s a movement. with xfinity, it s a way better way to watch. jesse: something is happening here in america. people seem to be waking up. i m not talking about going woke. exactly the opposite. they are waking up to a country they don t recognize and they want to make a change. this isn t the first time. we all remember when trump came down that golden escalator and changed politics forever. and we know how the tea party delivered a stiff shellacking to obama back in 2010. but let me take you back even further to 2008 when establishment republican john mccain recognized america wanted something different and he delivered. he s not from these parts and she is not from washington. but when you get to know her, you re going to be as impressed as i am.
msnbc in the white house, and i think that s important until this is made official and she leaves. does this revolving door bother you, natasha? this is the same thing with nick mulvaney, a trump official, and they screwed up by not naming him a trump official. they know they screwed up and it won t happen again. but jen psaki joining msnbc, is that troublesome? this isn t the first time we ve seen it. i think the question is, what does journalism need? as long as anchors and journalists hold their guests accountable for speaking truth, giving fast-based analysis and not just coming on repeating talking points representing a political party, i think you have something there. but if you re going to let folks like nick mulvaney come on, wax poetic about joe biden and not say where he s coming from, then you have a problem. we have 90 seconds left and we saved it for the smack, of course.
him. so he should resign, you know. but he won t do that because she won t allow him. you know, it is so obvious. they need to go. that s how i feel. this isn t the first time ginni thomas has acted crazy. remember when she called anita hill a few years ago and left that whack-a-doo message? she s been acting out of turn for a very long time. those of us who are conservatives, i remember thinking how she was a little we got 40 seconds. maya, real quick. you and i, conspiracy theories, that s what we re talking about here, he should be investigated. aunt gloria, you ve already said your piece. he should resign.
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