Gorsuch Tells Senators 'I Am a Fair Judge'

The transcript discusses the importance of workers' rights and the court's role in ensuring fair treatment. It highlights concerns about judicial impartiality and the potential for prejudging cases. The speaker provides examples of past cases to demonstrate fairness in judgments and concludes with an assurance of being a fair judge, supported by testimonials from various senators.

What is the main concern discussed by the speaker regarding the court's current composition?

• The court's ability to handle financial cases.

• The court's capability to give workers a fair trial.

• The court's understanding of environmental issues.

• The court's efficiency in processing cases.

Which of the following cases was mentioned as an example of the speaker's rulings?

• A case involving financial fraud.

• A case on intellectual property rights.

• A case about renewable energy efforts.

• A case concerning international trade.

How many opinions has the speaker participated in over their career?

• 3500

• 2700

• 1500

• 500

What does the speaker use to support their claim of being a fair judge?

• Their personal beliefs.

• Endorsements from senators and officials.

• Their educational background.

• Their financial contributions to the court.

Which senator is mentioned as having endorsed the speaker's fairness?

• Senator Allard

• Senator Lee

• Senator Smith

• Senator Johnson