Prager: 'The Left is the Most Racist Movement Since the Nazis'
Chuck Schumer
âWould  Chuck Schumer  like to see fewer Jews in the judiciary so that the judiciary looked like the American population?â asked Dennis Prager on Fridayâs edition of his eponymous radio show.
Pragerâs comments came in response to  Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumerâs (D-NY ) opposition to a federal judicial nominee on the basis of the nominee being white.
 Schumer  further advocated for the implementation of racial and ethnic quotas within federal judicial nominations. Merit should be subverted in pursuit of âdiversity â  he  suggested  calling for the nomination of more female and ânon-whiteâ nominees on the basis of sex  race  and ethnicity. The federal judiciary should â[start] looking a lot more like the America it represents â said  Schumer  during a Wednesday Senate session:
The nomination of Marvin Quattlebaum speaks to the overall lack of diversity in President Trumpâs selection for the Federal judiciary. Mr. Quattlebaum replaces not one but two scuttled Obama nominees who were African American. As of February 14  83 percent of  President Trumpâs  confirmed nominees were male; 92 percent were White. That represents the lowest share of non-White candidates in three decades. It is long past time that the judiciary starts looking a lot more like the America it represents. Having a diversity of views and experience on the Federal bench is necessary for the equal administration of justice. After years of improvement  the Trump administration  as in so many other areas  is taking a giant step backwardâthis time  when it comes to the diversity of their nominations. I will be voting no on the Quattlebaum nomination.
Following  Schumerâs  quota-based logic  Prager asked if the share of Jews within the judiciary should be reduced in pursuit of proportionate ethnic representation:
I wonder  if [ Chuck Schumer ] thinks [the judiciary] should look like America â Iâm just curious  since Iâm a Jew  I can ask this question  because if a non-Jew asked this heâd be accused of anti-Semitism â so I would like to know  Iâll bet you that the proportion of judges who are Jewish is greater than the proportion of Jews in the society. Would  Chuck Schumer  like to see fewer Jews in the judiciary so that the judiciary looked like the American population? Is that an unfair question? Iâm serious  is it unfair? If heâs serious about what he said  does he think Asians overrepresent? Does he feel this way about sports?
âWould   [TGT] like to see fewer Jews in the judiciary so that the judiciary looked like the American population?â asked Dennis Prager on Fridayâs edition of his eponymous radio show.
Pragerâs comments came in response to  Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumerâs (D-NY ) opposition to a federal judicial nominee on the basis of the nominee being white.
  [TGT] further advocated for the implementation of racial and ethnic quotas within federal judicial nominations. Merit should be subverted in pursuit of âdiversity â   [TGT]   suggested  calling for the nomination of more female and ânon-whiteâ nominees on the basis of sex  race  and ethnicity. The federal judiciary should â[start] looking a lot more like the America it represents â said   [TGT] during a Wednesday Senate session:
The nomination of Marvin Quattlebaum speaks to the overall lack of diversity in President Trumpâs selection for the Federal judiciary. Mr. Quattlebaum replaces not one but two scuttled Obama nominees who were African American. As of February 14  83 percent of  President Trumpâs  confirmed nominees were male; 92 percent were White. That represents the lowest share of non-White candidates in three decades. It is long past time that the judiciary starts looking a lot more like the America it represents. Having a diversity of views and experience on the Federal bench is necessary for the equal administration of justice. After years of improvement  the Trump administration  as in so many other areas  is taking a giant step backwardâthis time  when it comes to the diversity of their nominations. I will be voting no on the Quattlebaum nomination.
Following  Schumerâs  quota-based logic  Prager asked if the share of Jews within the judiciary should be reduced in pursuit of proportionate ethnic representation:
I wonder  if [ Chuck Schumer ] thinks [the judiciary] should look like America â Iâm just curious  since Iâm a Jew  I can ask this question  because if a non-Jew asked this heâd be accused of anti-Semitism â so I would like to know  Iâll bet you that the proportion of judges who are Jewish is greater than the proportion of Jews in the society. Would  Chuck Schumer  like to see fewer Jews in the judiciary so that the judiciary looked like the American population? Is that an unfair question? Iâm serious  is it unfair? If heâs serious about what he said  does he think Asians overrepresent? Does he feel this way about sports?