You were among Democrats on the judiciary committee who walked out at the moment of a vote to elevate Mr. . Boie to lifelong tenure as an appellet judge. Why.Well, first of all, the list of problems with Emil Boie are historic. You don't see this many of former prosecutors. We we see former judges coming forward, Republicanappointed judges and Democrat appointed judges, all coming forward and saying, "Don't put this man on the bench." He is have one of the worst uh accusations of a Brady violation by a judg ...

NBC's Ryan Nobles is on Capitol Hill for us. Also with me, former federal judge and president of Dickinson College, John E. Jones, who signed on to a letter along with 75 judges urging the Senate not to advance that nomination. Ryan, what the heck happened there? Well, Chris, this basically was uh the Democrats doing everything they possibly can to slow down what will ultimately ultimately be an inevitable conclusion. uh Emil Boie has the support of Senate Republicans uh to ultimately uh earn this lifetime ...

IS A SHAM VOTE. THIS IS WRONG. WE'LL REPORT BETTER THAN THIS.>> JOINING US NOW IS SOMEONE WHO WAS IN THE ROOM, DEMOCRATIC SENATOR SHELDON WHITEHOUSE OF RHODE ISLAND. HE JOINED HIS DEMOCRATIC COLLEAGUES IN WALKING OUT OF THAT MEETING. SENATOR, WHAT MADE YOU DECIDE TO WALK OUT.>> THE RULES OF. >> THE JUDICIARY. COMMITTEE PROVIDE VERY CLEARLY FOR.>> THE MOTION THAT SENATOR BOOKER. >> WAS REQUESTING. >> THE JUDGE.>> IN THIS CASE. >> EMIL BOVE. >> WAS A NOMINEE TO A NEW JERSEY.CIRCUIT COURT SEAT. >> SO CORY HAS ...

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Core Points - Senator Thom Tillis, a key Republican, announced he would not support Ed Martin's nomination as U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, significantly jeopardizing Martin's chances for Senate confirmation [1][2] - Tillis expressed concerns over Martin's support for defendants involved in the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, which was incited by former President Trump [1][2] - The likelihood of Martin's nomination being reported out of the Senate Judiciary Committee is low, as Tillis's opposition could lead to a tie vote, which would prevent the nomination from advancing [2][3] Summary by Sections Nomination Status - Tillis's refusal to support Martin's nomination is seen as a potentially fatal blow to his confirmation prospects [1][2] - With Tillis as a "no" vote, the best possible outcome for Martin from the committee would be a tie vote of 11-11, which would not allow the nomination to proceed [3] Concerns Raised - Tillis highlighted that while Martin acknowledged some individuals were over-prosecuted, he believed that 200 to 300 individuals should not have received pardons [3] - Tillis stated that if Martin were nominated for any district other than the one where the January 6 events occurred, he would likely support him [4] Sentiments on January 6 - Tillis expressed a strong stance against those who entered the Capitol on January 6, indicating that they should face imprisonment, although he noted the duration of imprisonment could be debated [5]