Topic: Jim Clyburn

The nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court is discussed, noting the political influence of Representative Jim Clyburn in the selection process. The hosts describe Jackson as "personable" and "smart" but anticipate political challenges during her confirmation. They reflect on their previous predictions regarding Biden's cabinet and judicial picks.

President Biden spoke to the Black Caucus regarding the trial of Derek Chauvin and the shooting of Daunte Wright. He emphasized "equity" as a primary focus for every government agency, while the hosts criticize his comments about the trial's potential outcome as inappropriate for a president.

House Assistant Minority Leader Jim Clyburn criticized the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) for creating a "climate" that leads to police misconduct. Clyburn linked "stand your ground" laws and voter ID legislation to the mindset of rogue officers, while others expressed concern over calls for federalized police regulations.

Keith Olbermann and House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn call for an investigation into Alvin Greene's $10,400 filing fee. The discussion highlights Greene's arrest for "felony obscenity" involving a minor and a pornographic incident at a college dorm. Clyburn suggests Greene and other candidates may be part of a larger scheme to disrupt the Democratic primary.