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Brett Kavanaugh

Brett Kavanaugh

Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United StatesWikipedia

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Sep 16, 2026

Aaron ParnasHOST
11:09
Trump responded in kind on social media, attacking his own justices, saying, "These are not the people I interviewed to serve on the United States Supreme Court.
Aaron ParnasHOST
11:16
They are merely a shell of their original selves." Um, Amy Coney Barrett, Kavanaugh, and Gorsuch are, in fact, the same people he once interviewed.
Aaron ParnasHOST
11:23
Uh, but Jess, I do want to get your take on the ruling itself, uh, because you talk about this ruling and just generally voter suppression tactics on Fox News all the time.
Aaron ParnasHOST
11:32
Uh, how are you feeling and how are your colleagues feeling?
Aaron ParnasHOST
13:27
So there was a 7-2 decision, uh, on its face.
Aaron ParnasHOST
13:31
You had two justices dissent, Thomas and Alito.
Aaron ParnasHOST
13:33
What I found interesting was that there was a Kavanaugh concurrence where Kavanaugh essentially said, "Hey, I agree that this USPS executive order is actually fully constitutional.
Aaron ParnasHOST
13:43
I just think that it'll cause too much chaos between now and Election Day, which is why I'm siding with the majority." To me, what that signal-
speaker_8SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
13:12
I am done, sir.
Dana PerinoPANELIST
13:15
Um, one of the things it reminded me of, Greg, is when Kamala Harris went after Brett Kavanaugh.
Greg GutfeldHOST
13:20
Mm-hmm.
Dana PerinoPANELIST
13:21
And what happened after that? She ran for president.
Howie CarrHOST
6:15
They get, they get a little behind with all the paperwork, you know?
speaker_2AUDIENCE
6:20
Kavanaugh, Gorsuch, and Barrett have become fools, allowing the Democrats to use them as tools.
speaker_2AUDIENCE
6:27
If you need more proof, check their latest goof, which is voting down Trump's new mail-in ballot rules.
Howie CarrHOST
6:34
Yeah.
Chuck GrassleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:03
You understand, Mr.
Chuck GrassleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:05
Director, why during the Kavanaugh hearings, I, uh, like-
James GoldenHOST
33:10
All right, we gotta cut it 'cause we gotta get to the Clip of the Day.
James GoldenHOST
33:13
G- uh, the...
Jack O'BrienHOST
17:21
But, yeah.
Jack O'BrienHOST
17:21
And then, like, literally, Kavanaugh was like, I'm inclined to agree with the guy.
Jack O'BrienHOST
17:26
It's just like a little last second here.
Jack O'BrienHOST
17:30
Sure.
Chris WhippleGUEST
30:47
She teaches at Yale Law School and she teaches a contracts class among maybe one other course, but she's known as, not just as a professor, but even more so as a talent scout.
Chris WhippleGUEST
31:03
Everybody, every ambitious Yale Law School student wants to be in her class because she can make clerkships with people like Brett Kavanaugh happen.
Chris WhippleGUEST
31:15
She knows them all.
Chris WhippleGUEST
31:17
And so the piece opens with this great scene on day one in contracts class in Amy Chua's lecture room.
Chuck GrassleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:42
You understand, Mr...
Chuck GrassleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:44
Director, why during the Kavanaugh hearings, I let people talk and talk because it takes longer to shut them up than it does to let them talk.
Chuck GrassleySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:55
Now you go ahead and say what you wanted to say.
Kash PatelSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:58
I don't have much to say.
JRHOST
95:27
The unsigned order said the government is unlikely to succeed on the merits of its challenge to the district court's preliminary injunction, close quote, and that the equitable factors did not favor a stay.
JRHOST
95:43
Kavanaugh separately wrote that there is at least a fair prospect that The USPS rule falls within the agency's statutory authority, but applying it to the 26 elections would be arbitrary and capricious because officials lack time to implement it.
JRHOST
96:00
Justices Alito and Thomas dissented, we know.
JRHOST
96:04
Expose the stolen election in 2020 and the entire fraudulent election quote system as unconstitutional and declare an emergency based on the national security law.
JRHOST
98:57
But look at the mechanics.
JRHOST
99:00
Six months after the post office wrote down that the postmark can't be fully trusted, the Supreme Court made the postmark the thing that decides.
JRHOST
99:09
One detail almost nobody reported, Justice Kavanaugh dissented in that case.
JRHOST
99:14
He was against the grace period in June.
Chris GeidnerGUEST
25:36
And so what I did was rather than writing this like narrative story, 1500 words, diving in and out, like I literally just was like, here's, here's a paragraph that shows what Gorsuch was doing.
Chris GeidnerGUEST
25:51
Here's a paragraph that shows what Kavanaugh was doing.
Chris GeidnerGUEST
25:54
And like that, I think is both like being more upfront with readers and like getting readers into my mind a little, like how does Chris actually look at this? Like when he's reading an opinion, how, how did it, go through whatever weird things are happening in his brain and come out.
Chris GeidnerGUEST
26:20
And I think that that's just better than me trying to fit opinions or arguments or complaints, whatever, or legislation, whatever it is, into like the same format every time.
speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:01
You understand, Mr...
speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:03
Director, why during the Kavanaugh hearings, I let people talk and talk because it takes longer to shut them up than it does to let them talk.
speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:13
Now you go ahead and say what you wanted to say.
speaker_15SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:16
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