Ketanji Brown Jackson
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Oct 26, 2026
Mark StuckerHOST
So it's pretty ridiculous when you look at the history and the role that race has played to all of a sudden make it the one thing that can't be used.
Mark StuckerHOST
You can use legacy, you know, to use Ketanji Brown Jackson's argument.
Mark StuckerHOST
It's okay to use people's privilege and legacy, but you can't factor in any racial element at all.
Mark StuckerHOST
You can use gender.
Owen GregorianHOST
Brown-Jackson.
Owen GregorianHOST
Ketanji Brown-Jackson.
Owen GregorianHOST
And they want to put these radicals on the Supreme Court so they can get all the radical policies through.
Owen GregorianHOST
And that's the only agenda.
Benny JohnsonHOST
She doesn't go to DHS, which oversees CISA.
Benny JohnsonHOST
She goes directly to the Supreme Court, to Ketanji Brown-Jackson specifically, and then asks that the polls stay open in Milwaukee, Detroit, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Atlanta, Georgia, and in Phoenix and Tucson.
Benny JohnsonHOST
In those places alone, oh, and let's just throw Las Vegas in there.
Benny JohnsonHOST
And only those places, the entire rest of the country gets shut down, but just those cities stay open.
David Van CampHOST
Number four, the Supreme Court says New Hampshire can, in fact, enforce its prohibition on student IDs as a form of voter ID for the 2026 midterms.
David Van CampHOST
Justice Ketanji Brown, well, you saw her, is the lone dissent on that.
David Van CampHOST
Number three, the FBI has arrested an Islamic terrorist plotting to assassinate an anti-Sharia congressman, Keith Self, in Texas.
David Van CampHOST
Number two, respect orders are now live across England and Wales.
38 MINS LATER
David Van CampHOST
Independent journalist Brandi Cruz was forcibly removed from a women's soccer game in Portland for wearing an XXXY shirt.
David Van CampHOST
The DOJ is reviewing the actions of the Portland Thorns organization.
David Van CampHOST
Number four, SCOTUS says New Hampshire can, in fact, enforce its prohibition on student IDs as a form of voter ID for the midterms, just as, well, you saw her, Ketanji Brown Jackson, the lone descent.
David Van CampHOST
The FBI, number three, has arrested an Islamic terrorist plotting to assassinate anti-Sharia Congressman Keith Self in Texas.
Doug ShawHOST
Yeah, I mean, estimated that there's like, what, 20-something? Well,
Dave RobertsHOST
we know Brown Jackson.
Dave RobertsHOST
People want to call her Jackson Brown because I'm a music fan.
Dave RobertsHOST
You know she can't do math because she can't tell you what a woman is.
LionelHOST
You don't really, you know.
LionelHOST
But I was listening to Eric Holder, oh, Eric Holder, Ketanjib, is it Brown Jackson or Jackson, whatever, no, no, no, no, because they will say, we're going to fix The rules.
LionelHOST
And we're going to remember what equity does.
LionelHOST
Equity changes the rules.
Heidi St. JohnGUEST
You know, I mean, it's ridiculous.
Heidi St. JohnGUEST
And it's not that Ketanji Brown Jackson doesn't know what a woman is.
Heidi St. JohnGUEST
She absolutely knows what a woman is.
Heidi St. JohnGUEST
She's a coward.
MJ ReedHOST
The first thing he said was male and female made him them.
MJ ReedHOST
Well, what did Ketanji Brown say? Can you define a woman? I don't know what a woman is.
MJ ReedHOST
I don't know.
MJ ReedHOST
She actually said it on national TV.
StuHOST
that's a shocking judgment! The decision was unsigned.
StuHOST
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was the only justice to publicly dissent from the ruling, arguing that the Purcell principle did not necessarily apply in this case.
StuHOST
It seems to me that a case involving a court order like the one at issue here, which left the state election rule untouched, does not necessarily fall within the ambit of Purcell and its concern about the federal courts changing the election rules at the last minute, Jackson wrote.
StuHOST
The Supreme Court wrote in its opinion Thursday that the lower court did not point to anything that would justify deviating from the Purcell principle.
StuHOST
In a statement, Republican New Hampshire Attorney General John Formella praised the ruling, writing that New Hampshire has a responsibility to protect the integrity of its elections and ensure that election laws are applied as written.
Chuck E. FarleyHOST
Is she married?
MikeHOST
Who, Ketanji Brown Jackson? Yeah, it's a white
Chuck E. FarleyHOST
guy.
Chuck E. FarleyHOST
It's a white guy.
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