Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson holds one of the most coveted and important positions in government. That's why it's not a little strange that the same judge recently appeared in Broadway's “& Juliet,” a non-binary retelling of Shakespeare's “Romeo and Romeo.” Juliet. ”
“Being on the Supreme Court is a tough job. They're serious people, they wear big robes, they talk about serious things. And it's a very important part of the government department that we have,” Rubin said. Report's Dave Rubin commented:
“Here she is in a queer Broadway play,” he added.
“I did it! I got to go to Broadway,” Jackson excitedly says in a promotional clip for the play, which also stars Justin David Sullivan. Sullivan uses the pronouns she and they.
“I play May, Juliette's best friend, who goes on a journey of self-discovery, finding love and exploring their sexual identity,” Sullivan said in an interview.
Rubin is upset that the Supreme Court justice is excited to appear in such a politically charged production, as he showed in his promotional video.
“Is that a serious person? Is that the person you think should be making decisions on the most important cases that go all the way to the Supreme Court?'' Rubin further asked, “Is that person? Who knows what a woman is?”
And at least one of Rubin's questions has already been answered.
“Can you define the word woman?” Jackson was asked before she was confirmed to the Supreme Court.
“Can you give me a definition? No, I can't,” Jackson replied, adding, “Not in this context. I'm not a biologist.”
Rubin said he couldn't believe someone like this was sitting on the Supreme Court. That's it. ”
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