US EditionJustice Ketanji Brown Jackson responds to Republican concerns about impartiality after attending Grammys
Justice Jackson defended her Grammy attendance amid impartiality critiques and explained the Supreme Court's careful approach to the pending Trump tariffs case.
- On Feb. 11, 2026, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson defended her appearance at this year's Grammys, saying she had never attended such an event and that public outreach is part of her job.
- During the recess, Jackson has been promoting the young adult version of her 2025 memoir, Lovely One, and attended this month's Grammys after the audiobook was nominated.
- On Feb. 10, Jackson told CBS Mornings that the court is going through its process of deliberation on the anticipated tariffs ruling, noting many justices sounded skeptical in November and the court has decided one case and is on a four-week break.
- Sen. Marsha Blackburn criticized Jackson's attendance as `such a brazenly political, anti-law enforcement event` citing attendees wearing `ICE OUT` pins, while Jackson said criticism is `part of the job` and Whoopi Goldberg defended her as a nominee unaware of speech content.
- On Feb. 11, Jackson called the experience `extraordinary` during an ABC's The View appearance, noting the Grammy for best audiobook went to the Dalai Lama as the court remains on its four-week break.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson defends Grammy appearance to swooning co-hosts on 'The View' · American Wire News
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson defended herself from criticism for attending the recent Grammy Awards, a jamboree of ICE-bashing and cheap shots at President Donald J. Trump. Jackson, who frequently acts more like an activist than an unbiased jurist, found a sympathetic ear on “The View” where the co-hosts swooned over her during Tuesday’s edition of the popular ABC daytime gabfest, a key component of the Democrat propaganda machine…
Ketanji Brown Jackson Hits Back at Critics Over Grammys
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson responded to critics concerned over her recent Grammy Awards attendance, including one lawmaker who wants an investigation into the judge’s impartiality. Justice Jackson joined The View on Tuesday where co-host Joy Behar asked her about Republicans upset over her attending the Grammy Awards. Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) called for an investigation into the judge based on the anti-ICE rhetoric at the ce…
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Suggests Attending Grammys Was Basically Community Outreach
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson suggested on Tuesday that her decision to attend the star-studded 2026 Grammy Awards was really just her way of getting “out into the community” while the Court was on hiatus.Jackson joined the cohosts on ABC’s midday talk show “The View,” where she was primarily promoting the young adult version of her memoir, but the conversation turned to her appearance at the awards show and Republicans who’d criti…
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