Video: Heated exchange at Senate Judiciary Committee hearing

Clash over Supreme Court nominee

Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) engaged in a heated exchange during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court.

The exchange began when Graham accused Booker of being "unfair" in his questioning of Barrett. Booker responded by saying that he was simply trying to get Barrett to answer questions about her views on Roe v. Wade and other important issues.

Graham then accused Booker of being a "radical" who was trying to "bully" Barrett. Booker responded by saying that he was simply trying to do his job as a senator.

The exchange grew increasingly heated, with both senators trading barbs. At one point, Graham even accused Booker of being a "communist."

The exchange ended with Graham saying that he was "disappointed" in Booker. Booker responded by saying that he was "disappointed" in Graham.

The exchange was a reflection of the deep divisions over Barrett's nomination. Barrett is a conservative judge who is likely to overturn Roe v. Wade if she is confirmed to the Supreme Court. Democrats are strongly opposed to her nomination, while Republicans are strongly in favor of it.

The hearing is expected to continue for several days. It is unclear whether Barrett will be confirmed to the Supreme Court. However, the heated exchange between Graham and Booker is a sign of the deep divisions over her nomination.