WASHINGTON \u2014 Following yet another unprecedented, behind-the-scenes disclosure of the Supreme Court\u2019s internal deliberations to left-leaning news outlets, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson declined to comment on the ongoing security breaches Tuesday, telling reporters that she could not weigh in on the matter because she is not a plumber.<\/p>\n
The controversy began early this week when a highly sensitive, internal memo regarding the Court\u2019s upcoming docket mysteriously found its way onto the front page of Politico<\/em> and\u00a0The New York Times<\/em>, raising concerns that the Court\u2019s internal security protocols may be compromised.<\/p>\n When reached for comment outside the Supreme Court building, Jackson appeared visibly confused by reporters\u2019 questions about the source of the leak.<\/p>\n “I cannot answer that question,” Jackson told news reporters when asked to provide a definition of a \u2018leak\u2019 and whether it undermines the integrity of the highest court in the land. “Can I provide a definition for the word \u2018leak\u2019 in this context? No, I cannot. I don\u2019t know what a leak is. I\u2019m not a plumber.”<\/p>\n