Sonia Sotomayor - “Just Ask!” & Life as a Supreme Court Justice | The Daily Show
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- Опубліковано 8 жов 2024
- Sonia Sotomayor discusses her children’s book “Just Ask!,” her lifelong battle with diabetes and what people may not understand about the day-to-day duties of the Supreme Court justices.
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*This has got to be one of the most engaging and illuminating interviews ever! She is such a powerhouse, don't let the calmness fool you.*
I am definitely fooled to be honest :) she is so sincere and warm. It's pleasant to listen to her.
“YOUR SOOOOOO on point with your comment couldn’t have said it better.” “PPpLLLLUS, I left a comment on your page on your guitar song…..” “Your voice is of a bird that fly’s high and plays with the other birds happily.” …. Top Life to you @Cristina Huilar ❤️🙏🏽🌎🎼📡…….
@@skinhitters wow, not sure about being a songbird but thank youuuuu 😘😘😘
She is intimidating in her thoroughness, Trevor spent all the time trying to inject humor, but she just kept yanking him back down with sobering wisdom.
Grace is greater.
#lovewalk
I love Justice Sotomayor's manner of speak. So elegant and eloquent.
And so calm.
you do listen to every word, somehow, because it feels as if you were missing something interesting
And slow, making you pay attention
So soothing and calm and just so engaging. Her timbre and speaking pace makes me feel comforted and cozy.
@@princessjello it feels like she considers every word she speaks and I like that.
Straight Up!
I adore Justice Sotomayor. And I adore all the positive comments. This video is a ray of hope in a troubling world.
Yeah I always wade into the comments section with a grimace. I was delightfully surprised today!
I met her when I was 10 in Puerto Rico. My mom loved her and made me go with her to a book reading. I didn’t really understand a lot of what she was talking about but my mom told me that she was legendary so i trusted her. When me and my mom talked to her for a book signing, Sonia asked what i wanted to do with my life. I was 10 i didn’t know what to say, but then she said “Don’t worry, you have time. Just make sure you do something you love”. She signed the book and while I was 10 and was super confused, now that i think about it, she was awesome!
That's is lovely. I hope you have a great day
Thanks for sharing that. Yes, it was lovely.
71 Do you still have the book?
Yes, so important to follow your passion. I wish I had.
*"Just ask, don't assume the worst in people"* 👏👏👏
Unfortunately, a majority of people love to assume the worst as it gives them a sense of superiority over the ones they are judging. So the payoff far outweighs the desire to know about others.
@@peterwuwei3297 this ❤
Cristina Huilar i wish people would just ask when they approach us blind people.
@@chelsiereid138 I'm so sorry to hear that. I have soft spot for blind people especially when my niece was born. She was born without eyes, she has bilateral Anophthalmia, a condition in which there is total absence of the actual eyes.
Just type in the breakfast club storyCristina Huilar Thank you so much for saying that. Also if you want you can go on my UA-cam channel and see that I talk about issues like this
Our school is named after her so almost every year she visits and talks to us she’s so cool and inspiring
A living, sitting, Supreme Court Justice!
Wow, that's awesome
VM where is this school at?
Stock Market Guru wuzzat? In English please.
Aww...that is Awesome! Do fortunate...
So proud to have Judge in the Supreme court with Puertorrican heritage. Thank you for this amazing interview Trevor!
Note to self: Speak calmly & deliberately when you have something to say. Listen intently & deliberately until you have something to say. #SoniaSotomayor
I noticed the exact same thing. Fascinating lady Justice Sotomayor.
Speaking about intent....This was an eye opener!
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“I almost died in a room full of people who loved me.” I got chills. So emotional
Trevor Cardea I know right. Fuck me.
That was the exact line that got my heart .....for sure. I wonder how many of us do that kind of thing, with LOTS of very different issues.?
Real Character Counts Graduates?? Corner & Ali??😂🖕😂
y'all are so damn sensitive! jeesh
@@GHustle4 LMAO 😂 It's called Character, something you must not have or understand??😂
this was such a beautiful interview...i dont know how 22 miniutes passed....this is why i say Trevor is the best interviewer in entire late night show hosts....give this man an award....also Justice Sotomayor is amazing...i have a newfound respect for her, and i think get what she was trying to say about reaching out and working together
He let her talk....doesn't interrupt. That's real listening!
She have such a calm demeanor yet very commanding and worthy of our attention.
It's quite a difference to watch someone in the government that doesn't add any spin. I wish more of the politicians talked like this too, we might actually learn something useful.
This is what I expect of a supreme court justice. Calm, down to earth, always the one to bring the conversation back to the point.
Compare that to Canavaugh....urgh.
Omg yes !! So true
The calmness comes from speaking with intent and no hidden agenda. She's got nothing to prove so living in the moment is a piece of cake - she's totally open and relaxed. It's so refreshing!
I love this. I almost lost my husband when his blood sugar dropped so low he was almost incoherently stumbling around outside his work outside a busy mall. Hundreds of people passed him, and though he was drunk or high or whatever. By the time I got to him and made it to a taco bell to get him food, grabbed the taco and came back to the car he had stopped responding and was just blankly staring. I called 911, the came and saved his life. Someone who 3 minutes ago was gone, was back like nothing had happened. Ut a brief nap. I'm starting to cry just remembering that day and thinking that thousands of people would have watched him die if I weren't picking him up that day. I wasnt aware of this movement, the just ask....but after that day I now ask if I see someone who looks out of place if they are allright. I have given out countless waters,milks, meals, hugs, prayers, whatever it was that someone needed at time to help them. And when I got older and got sick myself, I always make sure I inform those who will interact with me what I have and what it can cause, so that if there is ever a time when I cant speak or explain what is happening or what I need, those who love or just generally care about me can do what they can to help me. Thank you for your words and for the hard work and thoughtfulness you put into what you.
Trevor Noah, you are the man my brother. What a fabulous interview with such a remarkable wonderful woman!
I dont have a child. But because of what she represents. The beautiful soul she illuminates. I will buy this book.
I'm going to buy copies for my grandchildren.
She is really truly inspiring...We will remember her forever..
This, this is why Trevor is a force yo be reckoned with.
This was a superb interview. Bravo
*"I write law every single day...But if I can affect the lives of children if I can inspire them to be bigger, better, braver that they believe they can be, then I've left a real legacy in my judgment"*
Cristina, you're all over the comment section haha
@@danyhocine oops. sorry.
Your sure made that comment your own! 😆
@@lucasjohnson2315 how did I make it my own??
it's a children's book, it's entertainment and not a life changing experience, especially not for a kid. She thinks too high of herself.
Wow. As a disabled person and a municipality politician (not American), several things she said resonated with me.
woah.. her voice is so peaceful.. i'd love for her to have audiobooks of her narrating her book... would happily listen to her x3
I think she already does: www.amazon.com/My-Beloved-World/dp/B00AZKVZVS
No.....I’d have the BEST SLEEP OF MY LIFE! I wouldn’t get anything done. Not from boredom but just being at peace
@@KamikazeSP06 Nah nah nah. It's narrated by Rita Moreno, who btw has an amazing voice (not quite Sotomayor-ish, but good nonetheless). Sorry for that, you guys. I just figured.
Sotomayor is such a humble woman.. Love from Africa
I see a lot of people in the comments, saying they didn't know Justice Sotomayor.
It only means that you didn't watch her confirmation hearing.
Her nomination wasn't political. It was only merit based; for she's the most qualified justice on the court.
Republicans tried to tear her down, but at the end of the day, voted to confirm her.
Excellent pick by President Obama.
Yosef Shawarma ... Thank you for that information. Also for giving it in a respectful and interesting way.
Proud of her. Putting the name of my island highter than anyone
It's strange people don't know her.
We have read about justice Sotomayor in newspapers in India!
ELABORATE ON YOUR NAME( YOSEF) AND WHY YOU SPEAK IN SUPPORT FOR SONIA THE JEW , LIKE OTHERS IN THIS ROOM?
She represents PR well!
Am I the only one who thinks this was a beautiful interview? She's so calming and seems wonderful.
Am I the only one who thinks this was a beautiful interview? She's so calming and seems wonderful.
And Trevor was enjoying talking to a kind smart person. Love it!
What a wonderful human being is Judge Sotomayor
She is like America's wise grandma
Ebunoluwa Mesaiyete nope. She’s a deeply partisan judge.
As a grandma--she's more than that! I'm inspired.
She could be my grand daughter... I would admire and respecter her in the same manner... Wow
nakedshadows you can make that argument for any Supreme Court judge nowadays. She is still a very wise, strong and calming person regardless
I love your name. I think I can pronounce it. 😊
Thank you for doing interviews like this one. Great Justice Sotomayor is very interesting .
Correction: "Justice** Sotomayor".
Did she thank you yet??? 😆 lol
*JUSTICE* Sotomayor
Obama made the great SC picks. He was definitely a feminist in that he wanted more female voices in the highest court. He nominated two great women.
“Differently abled” an awesome phrase. I’m encouraged as a mom that loves teaching children that learn differently. I’ve met college educated women of color including law graduates living in housing projects. I’m inspired to keep helping women close the pay inequality gap.
Wow....am not tired of watching this over and over. Thanks to the daily show team and Sonia Sotomayor.
She chooses every word carefully to communicate skillfully. What a treat.❤
This is what the world needs more of
Did she just low key drop the solution to fixing Congress...?
Zeiram001 yes she did. Take out the cameras
Did she just low key drop the solution to fixing Congress...?
Wow! these interviews are so intellectual and gives light to a whole world that exists in which I'm not familiar with and can be ignorant to sometimes. Thanks for this discussion Trevor.
You might check out More Perfect, a podcast from the Radiolab people. Each episode is a well-written look at a particular decision. Quite good!
what a great comment. i want so bad to answer you with "just ask" 🤗.
Sonia Sotomayor rules. I am thankful that she is on the court. And thank you Trevor for the interview
I feel like I just got a Ted Talk, wow
Smart comment.
Brilliant, lol.
@@ploopploopploopboop1887 Spoken like a true anti intellectual. And your comment was so deep and substantive, lol.
The username might have been your first clue?
@@JC-pp3ux Just take out that pesky L and you have the true meaning. Poop.😁
My goodness! the way she articulates and clarity is simply mind blowing!!
we need more of this! I love your interviews so much!
Lila LovesFry
This woman judged my mock trial case when I was in middle school I think back in 2008 for a Law debate program I was in. Such an amazingly patient and brilliant woman she is!
So proud to have been in this woman’s presence in my life time. #BronxGirls
Long live Sonia Sotomayor! A Justice with empathy - rare indeed.
I couldn't turn away from this interview. Absolutely beautiful.
I've said it before but I'll say it again, no one gets as good of interviews as Trevor. he gets the BEST conversations going with the MOST interesting people. here i just thought he was a pretty (ok down right gorgeous) face when he first started. damn i underestimated him.
You can say how much Trevor admires her 💕 I could listen to her for hours
Ooooh she just broke my heart in so many pieces, in a good way, Her story resonate with me but I didn’t get why at first, I don’t have diabetes or others conditions she talk about, but at 10:32, she said dyslexia and my heart skip a bite, I was bullied all of my school years for that by every teachers I had including my moms who was my teachers when I was 10 years old. I hate being dyslexic so much, and at the time, nobody’s know to much bout this topic. I’m thankful for my philosophy professor when I was 17 who said to me that my writing was very good but different and maybe I should see a specialist because He thoughts maybe I was dyslexic. He was right, and knowledge is power, even if I can’t correct it, he help me understand that I wasn’t stupid or lazy or dumb, my brain just work a little differently than others peoples.
:) My Brother is dyslexic too. One of the things I've read about people who have trouble processing words and spelling, etc. is the fact that Dyslexic People are often entrepreneurs. People who start their own businesses and become very successful. Why? Because they have a different way of looking at things. They have to work harder to do the "normal" things that others do so easily and I wonder if it gives them a sort of strength that other poeple do not develop.
I couldn't be more proud of my Brother these days. He has built his own company from scratch and employs over fifteen people - and here he was, so frustrated in second grade. He felt "dumb" too and he was never dumb. He was just smart in a different way. (hug) Happy New Year. :)
Abracadbe, thanks for sharing your story. I hope you go from strength to strength.
Just Me 👩🎤I hear you and I too understand. My youngest son has a few acronyms attached to his school and medical records including dyslexia. He had a difficult time all throughout his youth. As his mom, I never gave up believing that he was and still is a unique individual. Today he is a fireman 🚒 and pursuing the paramedic/rescue part of his career.
👩🎤If you ever read my comment remember this. "We live on a unique planet in a unique universe."
👩🎤 We all have:
1- Unique Talents 🏄🎸🎨
2- Unique Challenges 👨🎓🤷♂️👨🚒
3- Unique Gifts 🤓👨🔬🏆
My youngest son was murdered at the age of 30. Up to the day of his death he felt less than because he had Dyslexia and ADHD. I tried everything I knew to do and volunteered in his classroom. Special Education Teacher's did little then, beyond trying to meet the IEP requirements. Giving up on himself and school took him through Juvenile Court and spiraled down to where the streets can lead you. All he had was watching me and his oldest brother endure the death of his brother next to him in age. And I had my own brushes with chronic lupus flare- ups. My oldest and I both have become strengthened by our losses, tenacity and favored memories. This interview is inspirational and covered a lot of bases.🙏🏽♥️☮️🕊️
That was at 10:23, you read that wrong.
I love how she snuck in the life advice to find common ground with people you dont agree with, still talking about them as "friends", connecting on a human level not disconnecting on a political level...
Mad respect for her. She is, without a doubt, one of the best Judges to sit in her position. May she stay there a very long time.
I'm so impressed by this brilloamt woman, it is unreal. She is calm, intelligent, witty, candid and pure. I love it! This kind of a refreshing personality is what we need!!! Knowledge is power, that pen she holds is going to change lives!!!
Wow one of the best interviews I’ve ever seen, the almost 30min clip went by very quickly, and i can listen to her for another one hour easily
I'm a Republican but I gotta say I found Justice Sotomayor incredibly insightful.
What a class act. Whilst I usually disagree with her decisions, I certainly respect her and admire her.
Why do you have to say you are Republican and state that you disagree with her decisions? Are you supposed to automatically oppose or dislike Democrats and announce any departure from this concept. I just don't understand how people let this division rule their lives. Like... I'm a Democrat but George Bush can RIP... 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
It's a shame that you have to comment that you are someone on the other side who can listen objectively and appreciate her viewpoint and intelligence, even when you don't agree with her and then people complain that you did that, which is why you did that.
Like, seriously? I understand your comment. If we stop all of the My Side = Good and Your Side = Bad and really listen, it will foster a more respectful and understanding society. I don't know about everyone else, but I would like that.
Why do you disagree?
I like your attitude.
Greetings from a lefty.
@@jammzy2959 Hi! Much respect. It's good to see others that disagree with other views and yet still respect them, their views, and admire them. At the end of the day, you don't have to agree with someone else's opinion to respect them. Glad to see your comment. =)
It’s so nice when a host allows his or her guest to speak without interruption. ( sigh)
"unless you engage with the arguments, you don't understand how hard the questions are"
Boom!
I’m glad I listened to this story. She gave me inspiration when she spoke about her mother. I’m in my 40’s and I just received an associate degree in May, and I will have my Bachelors degree by next year. I keep thinking why am I doing this? But I’m going to keep going and hopefully inspire my children to achieve more. Thank you. ☺️
Good 4 u queen u give me hope❤❤
WAY TO GO!!!!! 👏🏼🏋️♀️🦉
@@emiliabolsas Thank you! 🥰
Congratulations! You are pretty inspiring yourself!
Go go go! Kudos to you!
Brings tears to my eye and will definitely be buying this book for my kids. My oldest with a micro preemie with a lot of health problems he overcame but has Asperger's Syndrome. He is so smart and unique and literally one of the kindest individuals I have ever had in my life but is extremely socially awkward and even though he is 11 is as tall as me now he's never really had a friend outside of his family and it breaks my heart. My second child who I just thought had middle child syndrome and I was so focused on my oldest turned out to have ADHD and doesn't struggle socially but does academically. People like this writing books like this really can make a difference and children's lives and could also teach other children to understand people that are not like them.
This was beautiful, I'm autistic and clinically depressed. My symptoms makes it very hard when I'm at work because I work in customer service. I never told my my boss or coworkers but on my bad days(which is most), they can tell something is "off" about me, and I over here them talking about me coming up with theories, at another job people thought I was a drug addict. Idk how to interrupt their way of thinking because I focus on my job but it's hard trying to ignore but painfully stressful even thinking about having a conversation explaining who I am, and I feel like I shouldn't even have to because they never just ask!
Hey if your city has a Vocational Rehabilitation place, they may be able to help you...i have depression, anxiety and other mental illnesses, and their job centers around making sure people with difficulties get the correct treatment when it comes to workplace environments and disability-workplace-rights and such....! Just a thought 🙂
Thank you for sharing that. I have a brother who I believe has Asbergers but he was never diagnosed & he is in his 50's so I am able to understand your perspective. Yet, I understand the other side as well. Perhaps those people don't know how to ask; perhaps they don't want to make you uncomfortable or overstep their bounds. Perhaps they are too caught up in themselves or the problems in their own lives to reach out and see someone else. Fear is something that limits all of us in so many ways. Fear of rejection or being made fun of, yet we will never know if we don't take the step and give someone a chance. Consider this: just because someone looks "normal" does not mean they are because that doesn't exist. Every last one of us is flawed in some way. I will think of you Jonathan and hope that each day you find a strength that you can hold on to.
Hello, fellow autie! If you're in the US, you can talk to your employer's HR department about your disabilities (assuming they're documented) to request the accommodations you're entitled to. HR would be required to keep everything confidential except for telling your supervisors what accommodations you get. (At least that's the way it's supposed to work. I know there are companies that don't follow the rules.) I hope your depression gets better, and I hope you find a work environment that's conducive to productivity for you.
Being one with chronic depression and also having some physical difficulties but not strongly visible, I get judged by other men.
They look at me with eyes that say, "What's wrong with this guy? Why is he USING welfare. He can work. ...." and yadda yadda. I have no choice. I hate being on disability. I have to jump through hoops (although I don't blame having to do that), and everytime I have to explain why I need assistance I feel shame, especially the looks and raised eyebrow from some of the social workers themselves.
Then people more in my acquaintance circly wonder why I'm so withdrawn all the time. It's a stigma on a stigma.
I do see kids today slowly moving to a less judgemental stance but there is a very long way to go.
LogKnow if we ask politely, showing that we care and be there if any helps needed, surely we won’t get a terse response?
Trevor has some of the most enlightening guest interviews. This is one of the many unforgettable ones. What a remarkable woman.
Two people with amazing moms.
The Daily Show, a "comedy show", broadcasting a more insightful interview than the regular networks.
To bring attention to important happenings and spotlight his guests.
She's such a role model...and her stories are very moving
Edit: never had so many likes...and for such a simple comment too 😁thanks
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Trevor what an insight to have Judge Sotomayor on your show....we need more people like her as role models for our children.........to this day because of my mom's diabetes.... I carried wrapped candy in my purse all the time!
I highly recommend reading her memoir "My Beloved World." It's so well-written and inspiring.
Jean Uuhk
Agree. It’s a great book.
*Trevor is not one to cut his guests off generally but I have never seen Trevor so quiet during a Daily Show interview, he can barely say "right" in between. He's too afraid to cut off a judge* 😂😂😂😂
Cristina Huilar wouldn’t you she holds a certain amount of representation
@@lucky1235456 oh, absolutely would shut up. There might not be an interview. I'd be too coward.
@@cristina00007 Fair enough.
@@cristina00007 I dont think hes afraid. Hes seems to listen when people talk and you can clearly see justice Sotomayor speaks with intention. Shes calm and chooses her words. Hes simply listening to someone commanding more attention without asking for an ounce of it
@@xg3990 that makes sense. And he usually is like that with all his interviews. I guess those were the words I was looking for 😂 He's just more careful with this one.
This was so engaging and Trevor tried to throw in a few insightful jokes lol. I'm glad he let just mainly let her talk. She's a fount of wisdom and decorum.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR NOT CUTTING THIS INTERVIEW SHORT!!
Although I dont always agree with her rulings, she's an AMAZING elder and inspiring
read .. as she pointed out .. maybe then you'll come to understand her reasoning ..
i have no idea how the justice system works .. i'm not an american to begin with .. but still, i guess the details of the rulings are more important than the ruling itself
pin drop silence in the room when she’s speaking.
Respect.
Ultimate respect! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
You really can be funny and still respectful, Trevor. That's art. Cudos!
She is brilliant.. proud to have her as a Hispanic Supreme Court Justice.
This is a great interview got to get this book for my grandson
@Stock Market Guru it provides better representation for the country
What an inspirational figure. She inspires people not only from the US but from all over the world with her wisdom.
In one short interview I've learned so much about our justice system. Justice Sotomayor is poised, articulate, and her comments were insightful, inspiring and informative. I have a new found respect not just for Justice Sotomayor but for all Justices and the amazing job they do for our country. Thanks for this.
Amazing message! short and to the point. "Just Ask"
She has a very beautiful mind! I'm watching this from Jamaica and I appreciate what this woman does!
She made a 22 minute video feel like 5 by just speaking..
M.V.S. I don’t know about 5; but I didn’t notice the time til your comment. I would’ve guessed about 10.
@@pilsung26 haha. That's close enough! You're right. I'd say 10
Omg that was 22 minutes??😳
I remember discovering her back in like 2012 when I had to pick a Hispanic to do a presentation about for Spanish class in college, and I've been kind of following her progress since. I've taught about her to my students and plan to own her books. 🥰🇵🇷
Ever since I read her book, “My Beloved World “, I have so admired Judge Sotomayor. To hear her voice and her way of expressing herself fills me with so much pride as a woman and as a Puertorican. Thank you Trevor Noah for this interview.. you are my favorite!
Thank you for interviews like this. She's an incredibly respectable woman, what an honor to interview her! I wish her (and of course RBG!!) wonderful health and happiness. We need her and RBG to fight for the *correct* side.
man she's great isn't she, glad to have her as one of the judges.
Almost every justice, when interviewed, talks about their collegiate relationship with the other justices. The media always portrays them as two factions, but they're not.... most decisions are not 5-4. Thanks to this channel for posting the long version of the interview.
Look at the calibre you have for a Supreme Court justice....such wisdom.....and then you have a Kavanaugh.... how...
I like beer
Trump is your answer
It would seem that Judges are a reflection of those that appoint them, Obama-Sotomayor, Trump-Kavanaugh
That is to celebrate diversity.
A cheap, man whore "president" will pick a cheap, man whore judge. Trump is garbage in the flesh.
She is Sooo Intelligent & Genuine!! I agree 💯 that our government has become too "Hollywood"
started off saying there may not be much to discuss.. and ended up discussing such important things in great depth! facing life, her story, and the camera part made a lot of sense too...
I wish I could ask her if she had any thoughts on how get the best out of public debates, like the presidential ones, without showmanship and pandering getting in the way..
Support good journalism. The kind that actually disects what is being said and not what people wore. This will put pressure on politicians to actually say something. Alas, it is a dream.
Wooow, I feel like everything she said was thoughtful and well reasoned. I forgot such eloquence existed in 2019.
Trevor awesome, you are relatable. Thanks Justice Sonia Sotomayer. Shero.
Estamos tan orgullosos de usted
We’re so proud of you.
i need a movie about Sonia Sotomayor
Chris CallShots yup
She's so calm
OMG... YESSSSS... I would love to see the movie..
Theres a book out about her from like 2012-13...check it out....Lets prove Noah wrong.
Thanks for SCOTUS Sonia Sotomayor, She is very calm and Elite SCOTUS that we have.
blue4me43 I don’t think you know what SCOTUS, Supreme Court of The United States, means. If you do, why are you using it oddly?
Emotional and enlightening. The cadence of a reflective human is invigorating. The modern world dynamics detached us from simplicity and transcendence. Justice Sotomayor seems recalcitrant to those forces.
These are two of my favorite people... Justice Sotomayor who is such a huge inspiration to me as a woman & definitely as a Puertorican AND, of course, Trevor Noah who has to be one of the best interviewers of our time because of how he really listens, respects, reacts & learns intentionally from each and every guest he has on his show❣👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Bravo Trevor, as well your Snowden interview!
I agree with sir, two excellent interviews in the same week
One of my relatives was Justice Sotomayor's thesis advisor at the the Ivy Leave school that Justic!e Sotomayor graduated from. She's is utterly amazing! So delighted she's written a children's book, for all the right reasons !!!!!!
Each time I watch tds I become more enlightened no matter the topic,thank you Trevor
I love that he read the upside down exclamation point as “i solo pregunta!” Adorable. Hahaha>> ¡Solo Pregunta!
Yes, at first I wondered if there was a "y" in front of "solo pregunta" (which would've made the title, in Spanish, "And, Just Ask!") but then noticed the cover and giggled. Oh, Trevor, you're so charming! That's a punctuation mark, not an "i"!
Assumptions are like horrible bacteria or virus. I only came to know about this wonderful women on wondery's imagined life podcast. One of the great things that obama did is to appoint this amazing person as supreme court justice.
My son is T1D and it was so hard at first, but it has made him so strong and so responsible, and I’m so proud of him every day. I can’t wait to get my hands on this book 💕
I didn't had faith in the justice system, after this interview I got hope.
Choices!!
You must be forgetting Kavanaugh is dug in like a tick now.
It's not the constant grinding disappointment that get to you, it's the hope!
She’s so incredibly wise and eloquent. I could listen to her engaging stories all day lol
An amazing interview with Sonia Sotomayor. It just goes to show that Trever Noah is by far the best late night talk show host in the industry.
Inspiring! Thank you Justice Sotomayor.
Such a treat listening to her. More interviews like this please!
Ms.Sotomayor is a lady that can really inspire our youth . I am glad that she has written a book for children. This lady is a trailblazer,she is in a position to effect change for all of us. Thank you travor for bringing this important lady into our homes and allowing us to see and hear her personal story.
Trevor's humbleness was amazing, he knew who he was in front of. He seemed like he wanted to give her the respect she deserved, not only because she is a supreme justice but also because she is a exceptional human being.
Wow this really spoke to me. I’m 21 with psoriatic arthritis and it’s active mostly in my knee and if I don’t take my medicine I wouldn’t be able to walk and my other joints would be locked and I struggled for so long to tell my friends bc I was embarrassed. But they would invite me to hang out and walk fast and I would always be left behind and I was so embarrassed I would force myself to catch up even tho I was in so much pain. I know conditions can be hard to deal with and we don’t want pity but sometimes it’s okay to tell people you trust.
her voice is so soothing like a teacher's you wish you had but never did
So glad I bumped into this interview. I have gifted this book to kids I love. Justice Sotomayor is a insightful lady. You could say she has lived fully.
She is from the hood my hood and a tremendous inspiration of a strong woman who paved the way to dream and as the Nike commercial the crazier the dream the better.
What a wonderful woman. Love all of your answers, you made me cry a little but no need to feel bad for me because they were tears of Joy, because you seem an awesome Person. God Bless Your Soul. Thank you for this moment.