The MeidasTouch Podcast Justices COMMIT PERJURY before IMMUNITY RULING
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Jul 3, 2024 The hosts investigate claims of perjury by Supreme Court justices during their confirmation hearings, focusing on issues of presidential immunity and judicial integrity. They delve into the contradictions in testimonies and their ramifications for accountability. A senator's inquiry into government control over individual rights adds another layer to the discussion. The episode also touches on vital Supreme Court precedents like Roe v. Wade, analyzing its impact on reproductive rights amidst current political debates.
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Kavanaugh on Presidential Immunity
- Brett Kavanaugh, during his confirmation hearing, repeatedly emphasized that "no one is above the law," citing Federalist 69.
- Later, as a Supreme Court Justice, he voted in favor of absolute presidential immunity, contradicting his prior testimony.
Kavanaugh's Drinking Habits
- During his confirmation hearing, Brett Kavanaugh's responses about his drinking habits became a focal point.
- He repeatedly stated he liked beer and sometimes had "too many," even asking Senator Klobuchar about her drinking habits.
Government Control Over Men's Bodies
- When Senator Harris asked Kavanaugh about laws giving the government power over men's bodies, he struggled to answer.
- He initially deflected, then claimed he couldn't think of any such laws, a response relevant to the abortion debate.