Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/PHlqTLYsjjW.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter WATCH: Sen. Ben Sasse Questions Supreme Court Nominee Amy Coney Barrett Baisangur Susurkaev [IAnGKSdm8Xq] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Tag: #Baisangur Susurkaev, #draymond green, #ricci di mare, #ministre duranceauSen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., questioned Judge Amy Coney Barrett on Oct. 14, the third day of the Senate Judiciary Committees Supreme Court confirmation hearing. Sasse asked how Barrett would determine whether shed had a successful career as a judge and justice upon retirement. I would judge whether Id had a successful career by whether Id always acted with integrity, whether Id always followed the rule of law and resisted the temptation to twist the law in the direction that I wanted it to go whether I had james rodriguez treated my colleagues kindly and with collegiality, Barrett said. She added that she would also reflect on her relationships with her clerks, staff and assistants, because both law and the people are important. Sasse asserted his belief that we should be trying to jim colbert excise from our language this idea of conservative and liberal blocs on the court. He continued, "What we want are people on the court who understand, with humility and modesty, the judicial role, because it is a limited role. It is not a role to right cubs baseball all wrongs in society, it is not a role to be a policy advocate, Sasse said, adding that he believes its not Barretts job to prejudge certain cases until she actually joins the court. The hearing came about three weeks before Election Day. The third of four days of scheduled testimony gave senators another opportunity to ask Barrett about her record and approach to the law.Watch highlights from from Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court confirmation hearing - Day 1: Watch highlights from Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court confirmation hearing - Day 2: Stream your PBS favorites with the PBS app: Find more from PBS NewsHour at Subscribe to our YouTube channel: Follow us:Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: Subscribe:PBS NewsHour podcasts: Newsletters:
Tag: #Baisangur Susurkaev, #draymond green, #ricci di mare, #ministre duranceauSen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., questioned Judge Amy Coney Barrett on Oct. 14, the third day of the Senate Judiciary Committees Supreme Court confirmation hearing. Sasse asked how Barrett would determine whether shed had a successful career as a judge and justice upon retirement. I would judge whether Id had a successful career by whether Id always acted with integrity, whether Id always followed the rule of law and resisted the temptation to twist the law in the direction that I wanted it to go whether I had james rodriguez treated my colleagues kindly and with collegiality, Barrett said. She added that she would also reflect on her relationships with her clerks, staff and assistants, because both law and the people are important. Sasse asserted his belief that we should be trying to jim colbert excise from our language this idea of conservative and liberal blocs on the court. He continued, "What we want are people on the court who understand, with humility and modesty, the judicial role, because it is a limited role. It is not a role to right cubs baseball all wrongs in society, it is not a role to be a policy advocate, Sasse said, adding that he believes its not Barretts job to prejudge certain cases until she actually joins the court. The hearing came about three weeks before Election Day. The third of four days of scheduled testimony gave senators another opportunity to ask Barrett about her record and approach to the law.Watch highlights from from Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court confirmation hearing - Day 1: Watch highlights from Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court confirmation hearing - Day 2: Stream your PBS favorites with the PBS app: Find more from PBS NewsHour at Subscribe to our YouTube channel: Follow us:Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: Subscribe:PBS NewsHour podcasts: Newsletters: