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8:49Now PlayingFox News host Jesse Watters airs an alt-history segment claiming senate Democrats blocked George W. Bush from nominating Judge Janice Rogers Brown as the first black woman Supreme Court justice. Sam Seder cuts through Watters' lies and explains that Rogers Brown was never actually nominated to the Supreme Court.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson as confirmed yesterday in the Senate, we will talk to Pascal about his sense of both the implications of the appointments to the extent that there is one and her credentials. He’s an attorney. But by any way you slice it, it marks a turning point in the history of the country. It is the first time, not only the first time a black woman will sit on the Supreme Court but also the first time in the nation's history, where the majority of the people sitting on the court will not be white men. I think you still have a plurality of white men, but never the less.
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