Pulp Fiction / Brett Kavanaugh Mashup was manufactured by the Safdie brothers

It can be said that the testimonies of Mrs. Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh's duel before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary of the Senate have little value, but there are some exceptions. Samantha Bee delivered a poignant (and humorous) message the next day, and Matt Damon's impression of Kavanaugh was the highlight of the first "Saturday Night Live" season.

No less funny is a one-minute mix of the Supreme Court candidate's testimony with Samuel L. Jackson's famous "Pulp Fiction" monologue (below), which IndieWire has confirmed that it had been composed by directors "Good Time" and "Heaven Knows What", Josh and Benny Safdie production company, Elara Pictures. In an email, the brothers confirmed that their producer, Oscar Boyson, had edited the viral video.

"You are Brett, is not it?" Jules asks (Jackson) at the opening. "Okay," Kavanaugh replies. "I entered Yale Law School."

"Take a look at Brett!" Jules said. "You're a smart bastard, that's right." Kavanaugh's passion for beer draws a lot of attention, as in his testimony: "It looks like Vincent and I grabbed your boys at breakfast, sorry for that, what do you have?

"Beer, I still love beer.

"Do not you mind if I have some of your delicious drink to water this?

Jackson himself saw the video and gave it his approval. on Twitter: "It's funny, but there's nothing funny about his ass sitting Fratboy !!!"

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