WATCH: SenJohnKennedy has choice words for Supreme Court leaker, 'Congratulations butthead.'
“You almost got a member of the United States Supreme Court killed and his family. What a narcissist. You obviously think your personal politics are more important than the sanctity of the United States Supreme Court,” he added.The Supreme Court announced on Thursday that after nine months of research, its investigation remained inconclusive.
“I don't mean any disrespect to the chief justice … [but] I think this is the chief justice's way of saying we're not going to find out who the leaker is. And if we do know, we're not going to tell you, [because] we want to move on,” Kennedy told host Harris Faulkner.In the months following the original leak of Justice Samuel Alito’s opinion in the Dobbs v.
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