Judge Kavanaugh Starts With the Text of the Law, Ex-Clerk Says

The transcript discusses Judge Brett Kavanaugh's judicial philosophy, emphasizing his textualist approach to law and his independence. It highlights his evolving views on whether a sitting president should be investigated, suggesting Congress should legislate on this matter. The text also explores Kavanaugh's potential role on the Supreme Court, noting his persuasive writing and collegial nature. A comparison with Justice Anthony Kennedy is made, noting similarities in their respect for the Constitution and civility.

What is Judge Kavanaugh's approach to interpreting the law?

How did Judge Kavanaugh's views on the investigation of a sitting president evolve over time?

What role does Judge Kavanaugh believe Congress should play in holding a president accountable?

In what ways does Judge Kavanaugh's judicial philosophy reflect his character and relationships with other judges?

How does Judge Kavanaugh compare to Justice Kennedy in terms of judicial philosophy and personal values?