Judge Neil Gorsuch’s Supreme Court confirmation hearing enters its second day today, March 21. The first day of the hearing consisted mostly of opening statements from Gorsuch and the 20 Senators on the Senate Judiciary Committee. Today’s hearing will begin Gorsuch’s testimony and questioning from the Senate Judiciary Committee. Today’s hearing will begin at 9:30 a.m Eastern, although some places will start their coverage earlier than that.
Here’s a roundup of your livestreaming options for today. We’ll also add additional options below throughout the day, in case the feed above, from The New York Times, stops working for any reason.
Major Cable Networks’ Live Stream Options for the Supreme Court Hearing
One option for watching Gorsuch’s entire testimony today is watching through C-SPAN’s free live stream. The coverage starts at 9:30 a.m. Eastern. You can watch on C-SPAN 3 at this link.
CBS News will also be offering live stream coverage starting at 9 a.m. Eastern. You can watch at this link.
PBS News Hour is also covering the hearing on Tuesday. Check for a video to be available at this link. And here’s their video:
How to Livestream the Supreme Court Hearing On Your TV
You have multiple options if you want to stream day one of the Supreme Court hearing on your TV with a cable or satellite subscription. CBS News has stated that they will be covering the hearing starting at 9 a.m. Eastern, although it will officially begin at 9:30 a.m.
Stream on Roku
You can stream the hearing on Roku, if that’s your preference, via CBS News.
Stream with Sling TV
Sling TV users can stream the hearing by going to this link and choosing the “Watch Now 7 Days Free” option. You’ll need to create a new account and provide your email address and credit card. Then you’ll want to use Sling to access either CBS News or C-SPAN 2.
Stream with Fire TV
If Amazon’s Fire TV is your preference, you can stream via this link: CBS News.
Stream with Apple TV
You can stream on Apple TV using the CBS News livestream here.
Stream with Android TV
Stream CBS News on your Android TV using this link.
