Durbin Grills SCOTUS Nominee Gorsuch On Civil And Labor Rights Record

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  • Опубліковано 3 лют 2025

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  • @jinglee539
    @jinglee539 5 років тому +5

    'I treat each person as a person,not this kind of person, not that kind of person.' great guy, like him.

  • @mrtimjitsu
    @mrtimjitsu 7 років тому +32

    Spoiler Alert.... no grilling took place

    • @nataliecarey956
      @nataliecarey956 6 років тому

      mrtimjitsu hahahahahaha fabulous non spoiler 1st comment. Thank you.

  • @ztampacollector8219
    @ztampacollector8219 6 років тому +7

    Spoiler alert, Durbin comes off as a Moron and the Justice makes it clear.

    • @Tony29103
      @Tony29103 3 роки тому

      Says the guy who capitalizes moron..

    • @NoName-ge6wc
      @NoName-ge6wc Рік тому

      Yea. Not to hard to make Turban look like an idiot.

  • @TV-fu1ec
    @TV-fu1ec 6 років тому +6

    Mr Durbin sounds like a thought crime judge.

  • @phoenixmistertwo8815
    @phoenixmistertwo8815 6 років тому +1

    That statement would be widely celebrated if it were a minority grandstanding the culture they came from before they were granted passed to the US. If we say diversity isn't our strength, people flip out, but if a person screams black pride of Kenya, people applaud.

  • @briancross6820
    @briancross6820 5 місяців тому

    Can't TRUST Congress as a business or Corporation,let me know how much of Congress WE THE PEOPLE TRUST as we are ALWAYS on. TRIALS or tribunals historically and current affairs "settle discussions"BJC DEAREST

  • @bbaker2474
    @bbaker2474 6 років тому +5

    Watch this and then watch Kavanaugh.... This is an example of passing a interview... Kavanaugh failed at every turn...

    • @drubinov4
      @drubinov4 5 років тому +10

      I think being accused of asking an inappropriate question in class is different than being accused of being a gang rapist. Their responses were proportional to the accusations.

    • @daveverplank
      @daveverplank 4 роки тому +1

      Have you ever been in a job interview when one of the interviewers told you they would NOT hire you?

  • @ChinaNorawong
    @ChinaNorawong 6 років тому +7

    What kind of grilling is this?

  • @mollyshredder
    @mollyshredder 2 роки тому

    That hobby lobby case is ridiculous. Roe V Wade doesn't have a chance.

  • @briancross6820
    @briancross6820 5 місяців тому

    Layman Terms

  • @mollyshredder
    @mollyshredder 2 роки тому

    Amazing he ruled against the trucker. The trucker was blackballed after that. Shame.

  • @MrDougster37
    @MrDougster37 6 років тому +1

    13:30 Oh snaps! Gorsuch is not amused.

  • @NoName-ge6wc
    @NoName-ge6wc 6 місяців тому

    Isn’t this rich? A lecture from Turbin on morals.

  • @residentevilfreakk55
    @residentevilfreakk55 6 років тому +5

    Durbin makes me ashamed to be from Illinois

  • @mfleee
    @mfleee 6 років тому +2

    Durbin is just finding fault

  • @briancross6820
    @briancross6820 5 місяців тому

    🙈🙉🙊🦅🪶⛲charters

  • @dotcomlim
    @dotcomlim 6 років тому

    So...after given them the good answers, did the Democrate Senators voted Yes for him ?

  • @manarm5831
    @manarm5831 6 років тому +1

    Is that me only me or does that guy at the back look like Jonah hill?

    • @jackg7538
      @jackg7538 3 роки тому

      3 years late, but you’re absolutely right. I did a double take thinking it was him.

  • @tiredrummertube
    @tiredrummertube 6 років тому +2

    The tractor WAS a safe vehicle. The trailer was an unsafe vehicle . The law did not say “ motor vehicle”. Gorsuch made a wrong decision; what shows his weakness is his lack of humility and candor to revisit his improper decision and admit his mistake. Too common among judges in general. Just another aristocrat out of touch in his cadillac world.

    • @mikecanada7652
      @mikecanada7652 6 років тому

      Incorrect....

    • @lightarc7126
      @lightarc7126 6 років тому

      Admitting mistakes pose a credibility issue, you would never admit it publicly.

    • @blubberdink6610
      @blubberdink6610 6 років тому

      I can see where you are coming from and personally i would have judged the case different aswell. But i think he is coming from a different point. Problematic with the law that was to be intepreted in this case, was the relativly loose formulation of it: 23:37 "The men is protected and cant be fired if he refuses to operate an unsafe vehicle"
      Now a few question arise in the rulling: Did he operate the vehicle (aka not refuse to operate the vehicle), which leads to the next question: What is the vehicle that he was operating? Can we interpret the trailer and tractor apart from each other? Because the vehicle to be oprerated was the tractor, since the trailer cant be 'operated', so if he refuses to operate the tractor because the trailer is unsafe, then he is in the right to refuse to drive further. The problem is that the law does not protect him to repair, change, or leave behind the trailer, as Gorsuch pointed out 25:47, if he was allowed to do that he would have ruled differently. The fact that the trucker would have died cannot be be throwed into the judgement, since it is not part of the law. To put everything together: Gorsuch ruled how he ruled because the trucker left behind the trailer, which he wasnt allowed to do, which is why he was legally fired. Just a badly formulated law in my opinion.
      But still i agree with you that he should have ruled differently or rather that i would have ruled differently but to say that he is out of touch with the world isnt a fair discription and lets the congressmen get to little slack for writting such a bad law in my opinion.
      Respectfully, just a german kid that likes america a little bit too much

    • @tonykohanek9801
      @tonykohanek9801 4 роки тому

      Gorsuch failed to note the whole if he refused to operate the vehicle he would have DIED.
      Actually it can since we have the right to life! It can be assumed that we have the right to save our sorry ass. 7 other judges ruled that way, this guy, who my guess is pro life, found a way to perverse the law to his own gain. Sadly that's the issue with judicial decisions they are OPINIONS.

    • @1981lashlarue
      @1981lashlarue 2 роки тому

      @@blubberdink6610 You lay out a very compelling reason as to why Gorsuch correctly interpreted the law, applied it to the facts, and made the right decision. So why do you say you would have decided it differently?

  • @jbmhofu2517
    @jbmhofu2517 2 роки тому

    You are being interviewed for a job. You don't have a job yet at SCOTUS

  • @mollyshredder
    @mollyshredder 2 роки тому

    He refused to operate the trailer. Gorsuch sounds hostile to govt regulations.

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