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Sasse: 'Jackassery' In Congress Could Happen In Supreme Court If Proceedings Are Televised
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2:57Now PlayingSen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., told Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson that he would oppose on-camera Supreme Court proceedings because it could potentially lead to the moments of "jackassery" that he believes Congress performs in for televised moments.
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