Kate McKinnon returned with fists in the air, the frilly collar, and digs at Ted Cruz — all part of her delightfully brusque portrait of RBG. Her advice for Jackson? “Always label your lunches.” Because justices have “sticky fingers.”
“Look, I know your confirmation process put you through the wringer, but in the end, people do the right thing. And you know, I was confirmed in the Senate 96 to 3, so what was your vote?” “53 to 47,” Jackson said. “Yeah, a lot of them walked out and one guy kept asking me if babies are racist.”“You know it was,” Jackson said. “You should have seen that man. He actually sat there on TV and read a children’s book at me.”Justice Jackson was then visited by other famous Black Americans Harriet Tubman , Jackie Robinson , and Justice Thurgood Marshall , who became the first Black Supreme Court justice in 1967.
“So what advice for me do you have as a person of color on the Supreme Court?” Jackson asked Marshall. “Democracy can be slow and messy. It stumbles, but over time, it moves forward. I mean, I was the first Black Supreme Court justice, so you must be what, the 10th, the 20th?”RBG passes on some wisdom to Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson
Pure gold. I'm white and I felt Black Pride!!
The best you got....it sucks
I was watching it and loved to see Jake Gelenthal return. But the skits were funny as always, especially the one regarding SC Justice Brown. Great job!