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Top Comments (10)
So glad the audience is back! Trevor needs the energy from them!
“From segregation to The Supreme Court...”, got me teary-eyed. Congratulations Your Honor, Ketanji Brown Jackson👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Strange world where Mitt Romney is one of like 6 Republicans to actually still be decent people that simply have a differing opinion on some policy issues.
Is it just my imagination or is Trevor and Crew's jokes and skits edgier than before, now that their audience is back? They're thrown caution to the wind. :-) I like it.
I hope the voters in those states where their senators walked out after such an historic and meaningful event, keep that in mind while they vote. The last GOP member I had profound respect for, John McCain, on the occasion of Barack Obama becoming the first black man to be nominated to run for the office of President, taped a congratulatory speech that was played at the Democratic National Convention. He acknowledged the historic breakthrough that nomination represented. Romney, Cheney, Kinzinger, their stances and courage in the face of opposition from their own party, are worthy of respect as well. Just not as much as McCain. He was one of the very last Republican elected officials that was an American first, a Republican second.
I agree with you, Noah, that was terribly disturbing that those politicians left when she deserved EVERYONE'S standing ovation!
Yes to having a more diverse Supreme Court, You Go Girl! Maybe we can get a native american on their next time.
My mother's first year of high school was when segregation ended. I'm glad to see we could go from endless fighting to a sense of mutual understanding.
Trevor back to studio is just gold👍
Congrats Ketanji Brown Jackson!!!
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Top Comments (10)
So glad the audience is back! Trevor needs the energy from them!
“From segregation to The Supreme Court...”, got me teary-eyed. Congratulations Your Honor, Ketanji Brown Jackson👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Strange world where Mitt Romney is one of like 6 Republicans to actually still be decent people that simply have a differing opinion on some policy issues.
Is it just my imagination or is Trevor and Crew's jokes and skits edgier than before, now that their audience is back? They're thrown caution to the wind. :-) I like it.
I hope the voters in those states where their senators walked out after such an historic and meaningful event, keep that in mind while they vote. The last GOP member I had profound respect for, John McCain, on the occasion of Barack Obama becoming the first black man to be nominated to run for the office of President, taped a congratulatory speech that was played at the Democratic National Convention. He acknowledged the historic breakthrough that nomination represented. Romney, Cheney, Kinzinger, their stances and courage in the face of opposition from their own party, are worthy of respect as well. Just not as much as McCain. He was one of the very last Republican elected officials that was an American first, a Republican second.
I agree with you, Noah, that was terribly disturbing that those politicians left when she deserved EVERYONE'S standing ovation!
Yes to having a more diverse Supreme Court, You Go Girl! Maybe we can get a native american on their next time.
My mother's first year of high school was when segregation ended. I'm glad to see we could go from endless fighting to a sense of mutual understanding.
Trevor back to studio is just gold👍
Congrats Ketanji Brown Jackson!!!