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Sen. BOOKER just totally REJECTED interruptions by Republicans, and he set the record straight. “I’m sick and tired of hearing the heated partisan rhetoric… the President is trolling and dragging judges and putting them in danger.” 🔥

Sen. WELCH: Congress must reassert its authority to pass laws to restrict or empower the executive, not cede its authority to it. Ever. We must validate the legitimate exercise of the decision-making authority of the judiciary.

The first batch of Trump judicial nominees are now under oath. Will they stand by the law? Or serve as a rubber stamp for unlawful policies?

Pam Bondi has already blatantly politicized the judicial confirmation process. Every Republican and Democratic President for more than 70 years cooperated with the American Bar Association to conduct nonpartisan evaluations.

Three of the Trump judicial nominees before us right now haven’t even practiced law for a full decade.

Sen. KLOBUCHAR just fact checked a Trump judicial nominee brushing over her defense of Tennessee’s near total abortion ban. “I actually met one of the plaintiffs… she developed an infection.” How can Americans expect her to be even-handed when applying the law?

Sen. COONS: Have you served as the chief counsel in any case tried to a jury verdict? Trump nominee: No. Coons: How many direct examinations have you taken? Cross exams? Depositions? Nominee: None. Coons: You’re replacing a judge who had 31 years of experience when nominated.

Sen. SCHIFF: As a member of the Federalist Society, do you think they’re “under the thumb of a ‘sleazebag’ like Leonard Leo”? Trump nominee: It’s a wonderful place to get together and learn about the law. Schiff: Do you know Leonard Leo? Nominee: I’ve met him a few times.

Sen. DURBIN: You want a lifetime appointment to the federal bench. What’s your position on in vitro fertilization? Trump judicial nominee: I can’t talk about this politically contentious issue. (Newsflash: Josh Divine is a self-proclaimed “zealot” and anti-abortion extremist.)

Sen. PADILLA: Do you believe in marriage equality? Trump judicial nominee: *rambles into political speech, tries dodging* (Newsflash: Josh Divine said LGBTQ+ marriage equality is a “traumatic digression”.)

BREAKING: The Supreme Court rules unanimously in favor of gun manufacturers in Smith & Wesson v. Mexico in a narrow ruling.

The Supreme Court just ruled in favor of gun manufacturers in a dispute over their role enabling violence across the globe. Gun trafficking from the United States to Mexico is fueling a cycle of tremendous violence. Lawless gun manufacturers, international criminals, and drug

The Supreme Court’s ruling in Smith & Wesson v. Mexico doesn’t address the horrific crisis enabled by weak American gun laws. It’s up to Congress to pass bipartisan gun safety reform.

BREAKING: Senate Democrats will challenge a dangerous provision in the Republicans’ Big Ugly Bill to gut judges’ ability to enforce their own rulings.

Sen. DURBIN: Donald Trump doesn’t like to lose, and he’s been losing one court case after another. Republicans snuck a provision in a 1,000 page bill to try to make sure he can’t lose.

Sen. SCHUMER: Buried deep in the Republican bill is a nasty provision that would strip federal judges of the ability to enforce their own rulings. Republicans want to codify into law Donald Trump’s attacks on our judicial system.

Retired federal judge: I was a federal judge for 17 years. I ruled against the government, or I ruled in favor of government. I felt free to do that. That’s the system. Donald Trump and House Republicans are proposing this bill because of the stage the cases against Trump are at.

Sen. WHITEHOUSE: This provision in the reconciliation bill has to be understood in the context of an orchestrated, coordinated campaign of threats and intimidation against the federal judiciary.

ACLU: For over 100 years, we’ve stood against Presidents of both parties to protect Constitutional rights. Now, the majority in the House snuck a provision into their bill that’s a get-out-of-jail-free card for the government to ignore court orders.

Sen. HIRONO: What's the point of holding this Administration accountable if you can’t enforce court orders? Republicans’ continued desire to get patted on the head by this President brought them to insert this provision that has nothing to do with the budget.