Amy Klobuchar

Of course, their questions were absolutely over the top over and over again. But what I felt, I felt the grace of our next justice on the Supreme Court, Judge Jackson.

At its core, this is certainly a public health issue. But it is also an issue of tribal sovereignty.

We introduced this bill because of reports during the pandemic of the CDC failing to share public health data with tribal public health authorities and epidemiology centers.

It clarifies the CDC's responsibility to share the data and it encourages States and the Federal Government to work with tribes.

The Rural Moms Act is so important.

What do you think that we should be doing, that USDA should be doing, to make sure that native communities and communities of color in particular are not left out of USDA work around affordable housing in rural places?

In fact, I would even go so far as to say that our housing market is broken.

I know from so many conversations with Minnesotans that if you do not have a safe place to call home nothing else in your life works.

I want to thank you and the University of Minnesota Rural Health Research Center for collaborating with me on this legislation.

I was delighted to see that passed into law.

I think that is a great point as well.

She's the first one. And someone with such experience going into this as a judge, she will have more experience than four of the people that currently serve on the court when they were nominated as a judge.

It's just a -- it's one of the things a Supreme Court nominee highest office in the land when it comes to the judiciary, you answer questions and she's doing it well.

She is such a strong person, Anderson, and she showed incredible grace under pressure.

She’s going to have that moment to show us with that is all about. Not only is this historic, first black woman nominee.

We cannot keep our democracy. We can’t take it for granted.

The refugees that are coming over our, for the most part, moms and kids and senior citizens. And they`re all leaving someone behind to fight.

Well, humanitarian aid from all over the world, I`m glad the president is going not just to Brussels, but also to Poland.

We have a lot of smart people, but she is brilliant.

She's one of the brightest legal minds in the country.

I don't think you were, like, sequestered during the hearing. Is there anything in her record or in the answers she gave before the Committee that makes you believe that she will be anything but an impartial, even-handed justice?

I think there was a mix of questioning that somehow she would have--the judge would have an agenda--a personal agenda of her own that she would bring to the Court.

Judge Jackson has the perfect temperament for a judge.

Studying her opinions is like a master class in judicial writing.

The President is not king in America. The law is king.