Pod Save America "Jackasses v Jackson."
Mar 22, 2022
Comedian and director Judd Apatow, known for his book 'Sicker in the Head,' joins the discussion, bringing humor to current events. The conversation dives into Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown-Jackson's resilient response to Republican attacks. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy highlights urgent COVID funding needs amidst potential case surges. Apatow shares insights on creativity and comedy's role in navigating the pandemic while engaging in a playful game critiquing media takes and exploring political dynamics with wit.
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Jackson's Opening Statement
- Ketanji Brown Jackson's opening statement highlighted her family background and judicial qualifications.
- She discussed her parents, her brother's military service, and her own experiences as a working mother.
Confirmation Strategy
- Democrats aim to portray Jackson as a mainstream, qualified nominee.
- Republicans, however, are focusing on her record on affirmative action, child pornography, Guantanamo Bay detainees, and court expansion.
Child Pornography Attack
- Josh Hawley's attack on Jackson's child pornography sentencing record has been widely discredited.
- Hawley misrepresented her record and took her quotations out of context.
