Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-HI) asks Judge Brett Kavanaugh if he has ever made unwanted requests for sexual favors or committed any verbal or physical harassment or assault of a physical nature.…
Fascinating back and forth on the precedents of the law, dissenting opinions, and unpopular opinions based on those precedents
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh talked about how Federalist 51 impacted our system of government.
In response to a question from Senator Mike Lee (R-UT), Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh discussed his favorite Federalist Papers.
Senator Coryn and Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh Discuss Their Views of Religious Freedom in the Courts
Senator Blumenthal (D-CT) asks Judge Kavanaugh if he'd recuse himself from potential cases involving President Trump. Judge Kavanaugh says he cannot make such a commitment, following…
Senator Klobuchar questions Supreme Court nominee Judge Kavanaugh on precedent and judicial activism. The McCain-Feingold Bill struck down by Citizen’s United — essentially…
Judge Kavanaugh said he applied the decision in District of Columbia v. Heller to his dissent in Heller II noting that Heller I recognized that concealed carry is not a right.
If Grassley were running a legal firm (rather than oversight of the entire federal legal system), this is the point where the partners would begin planning his "voluntary" retirement.
During questioning from Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX), Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh discussed his view of the religion clauses.
Questioning by Whitehouse gets better as his turn progresses, exposing some serious issues facing the country.
Grassley staff rushes in with emergency eject button, but its too late. Embarrassing/hilarious. For a different camera angle see: assets.sbnation.com/assets/2300537/deandrethunderdunk.gif
Senator Amy Klobuchar questions Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh about two antitrust decisions he authored as a federal appeals court judge
Senate Judiciary Committee, 9/5/18
Exchange w Mike Lee re other branches' roles in interpretation
Sen. Lee & Judge Kavanaugh discuss Separation of Powers, judicial philosophy, and the Federalist Papers.
Bends over backwards, to outside of Labor Law to side with Corporation against workers
