three boogie men situation with donald trump, brett kavanaugh and senator mcconnell? you think that's a winning play for democrats? >> i don't think it is. i think the american people outside of it, house democrats wondering whether they should go anywhere with this new story. i had a front row seat in the judiciary committee, there was a hit now. there is no information, no corroborating testimony, fbi investigation, the facts are what they are, brett kavanaugh is a great justice and they are trying to take whatever they have to, i saw it front row in the judiciary committee. the american people are tired of it. faxed unsubstantiated allegations and they need to move on. >> jerry nadler saying about this impeachment notion, quote, we have our hands full with impeaching the president and that will take of our limited resources and time for a wild. your reaction? >> they are even doing impeachment light for the president. they don't have enough information to pursue the president, the special counsel spoke loudly, there was no collusion, no obstruction, they tried to u

kavanaugh testifying closed door. 1300 questions that were submitted to brett kavanaugh that could have been in that or even in these meetings setting down with brett kavanaugh as well. senator feinstein could have done it then. >> tucker: part of this is a little confusing pause we know he is not going to be impeached. this is a lifetime appointment. probably nothing you can do about it unless we learn something very dramatic. on the basis of whatee just learned of course is he not going to be impeached. what's the point of this exactly do you think? >> i think there is really two things going on here for the left. one it's about abortion. we heard debra katz who is one of christine ford's attorney said as much. wanted to put an asterisk above brett kavanaugh's name as he -- when he takes the scalpel against roe v. wade, boorlings. kirsten gillibrand said women were going to die as a result of brett kavanaugh if he gets confirmed. we knew this is about abortion and then it's also about intimidation as well what democrats want to do is send a message to brett kavanaugh that, you know, d

it's not just about destroying brett kavanaugh. he is ancillary. it's about destroying the entire legitimacy of our third branch of government the judiciary. plenty on the left are using the kavanugh saga packing the court, adding more justices to make it reliably left wing or to change the rules so they can remove any judge the left doesn't approve of. this is the opposite of what the third branch was meant to do or be. the judiciary was meant to change slowly, the courts change over decades rather in response to a single election cycle. that's the way it was designed and for a reason and for more than 200 years it's worked. but to the modern left, it's totally intolerable. they are committed to remaking this country completely right now. america needs a new system, they tell us, one with open borders and far fewer pesky individual rights. rights like the freedom to speak clearly out loud. the freedom of expression. the right to bear arms. the freedom of religion. no. to create this new utopia of obedient happy serfs, they have to destroy all of t

dad congratulated brett kavanaugh's dad on confirmation. if you don't have your own dad behind you, that certainly raises questions. >> tucker: it does raise some questions in the parking lot of the burning tree country club in washington. >> right. >> tucker: lisa, good to see you tonight. >> i could go on. >> tucker: me too. good to see you. richard goodstein joins us tonight. good to see you tonight. >> thank you. >> tucker: ily lisa raises an important question. the story comes out over the weekend and the media jump on it. the candidates jump on it. it comes to this conclusion that we need to impeach brett kavanaugh and then the newspaper itself admits in effect that the story is a crock, actually. that the supposed victim doesn't remember it. says she is not a victim. isn't it time then to say oh, wow, now i have new information? i guess we can't impeach him. why isn't anyone saying that. >> let's talk about the facts. the victim hasn't spoken to anybody. the people she should have spoken to were the fbi. the witness who matt stier wh

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brett kavanaugh was confirmed and he was done. he had done his part. he had no interest in revisiting it. >> in the article you say brett kavanaugh didn't agree to an interview because you couldn't agree to terms to the interview. what terms did he want? >> we had back and forth with the supreme court spokesperson about this. ultimately he wanted to be able to have a say that he declined to comment for the book and we weren't comfortable doing that if we were going to find a meeting with him. >> to deborah ramirez, this story is a cultural story. it's kids from different backgrounds who found themselves at yale. she felt disconnected from the start, and then this experience, as she tells it in the book, completely changes her sense of her position at yale with these people. >> and i think what's important is that, it was important for us to flesh out her story because, one, it was never fully explored. she never testified and we never had the chance to hear from people who were trying to reach the fbi who had corroborating evidence to the extent that t

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"the education of brett kavanaugh and investigation." the article in "the new york times" was apparently enough for democratic candidates to call for impeachment. the article in "the times" concentrates on what deborah ramirez says happened to her when she was a student at yale college with brett kavanaugh and what happened to her when she told her story to the fbi during the brett kavanaugh background investigation. deborah ramirez' story first appeared in "the new yorker" during the kavanaugh confirmation process. here is her brett kavanaugh story as it appears in the new book that will be published tomorrow. during the drinking game, ramirez said the guys kept picking her to drink more, and she became inebriated. at one point someone strapped on a fake penis and pointed it at her. then later ramirez said she had a penis thrust in her face. she remembered pushing it away and saying that's not a real penis, but this penis was real and she would recall she had accidentally touched one for the first time. it was something she hadn't plann

brett kavanaugh was then about 17. she says she was sort of grabbed or attacked in this room and roughed up or something, and it lasted 5 or 10 minutes. but to this day she has seemed to have a particularly vivid memory of it. and judge kavanaugh said it never happened. he didn't know this -- he knew, i think had a heard of her name somewhere but didn't know her. one of the other people who were in the room had any confirmation of it. but what grow make of christine blasey ford, and how do you understand what she said, and what do you believe about her testimony? >> guest: right. well, this was actually one of the interesting things to report on because t not such a cut and dry or black and white type of story. i would take issue with this idea that she had a vivid memory. i mean, partly, yes. partly one of the things that was frustrating for people who were trying to evaluate the veracity of the memory was how there were no specifics to go along with it whether it was when it happened, where it happened, who was invol

cory booker, brett kavanaugh should not be a supreme court justice. julian castro, he should be impeached. the correction here, antoine, when we're talking about a democrat, the same voices would say this needs to be investigated further. when you're talking about brett kavanaugh, they say kick him off the court right now. >> well, rob, again, i will you to what i said is carry-forward from kavanaugh's historic hearing. four of those people who you listed on the screen are u.s. senators who in some way, shape or form participated in the conversation before, in the hearing before. be the to i think was in congress when kavanaugh was sworn in. castro was different. i think in these situations, the facts are very important. you have to follow the facts. i think vice president biden and amy klobuchar took a safe approach, some would say they didn't go far very quickly but i think they took a pragmatic approach. rob: they certainly did more so than the others. let's take a look at the president on this. brett kavanaugh should start suing people for lie l b

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brett kavanaugh lie nd to the senate and the american people. he was put through a sham process and his placement is an insult to the pursuit of truth and justice and he must be impeached. >> we sit here, tiffany cross with 2 of 5 conservative members of the court, and i am not a math person, but 2 of 5 have been accused of gross sexual misconduct, and two of the five conservatives and pushed on to the court mostly by men, privileged men, white men, who now can do the bidding of corporations of people who want to take women's rights of their own bodies away from them, and can rule against the voting rights, and they have incredible power over the rest of us. what do you make of that situation? >> who can do the bidding and are doing the bidding. there is a sense of the false hope and man, if we knew about this accuser in the confirmation hearing, what do you they would have happened? >> yes. >> and susan collins had the dramatic floor speech written day that he was nominated and i think that maybe she likes the attention, because we knew what sh

brett kavanaugh should start suing people for liable. wh -- libel, where does it stop? >> reporter: at least some members of the senate judiciary committee were aware of it last year before confirmation, but it's just now publicly known. we also reached out to justice kavanaugh through the court, and he declined comment. senate majority leader republican mitch mcconnell also spoke out on twitter writing that he expects to see the service of justice kavanaugh on the bench for years to come and implicit in that he does not think any impeachment effort will be successful. >> thank you for that report. and more than a day after article was published, the paper updated the article. the quote, the female student declined to be interviewed and friends say she does not recall the episode. joining us political reporter from the hill, julia manchester. what has been the reaction so far to the latest claims against justice kavanaugh? >> well, from democrats it's something we would absolutely expect coming from the events that really unfolded last year. you're hearing calls from a

you mentioned his name is matt stier a former yale classmate of brett kavanaugh. the "new york times" article describes stier as someone who, quote: runs a nonprofit organization in washington. the "times" left out that stier worked for president bill clinton's defense team during the white water investigation run by independent council ken starr and brett kavanaugh worked for ken starr. meaning stier and kavanaugh's combative relationship goes back 25 years. the "times" also says last year matt stier alerted senators and the fbi about his accusation but they didn't investigate. we know democratic senator chris coons sent stier's accusation to the fbi and leaders of the senate judiciary, but it's unclear if the information was ignored, found not credible, or simply could not be corroborated. and when the "times" finally corrected its story saying that friend of stier's victim says she does not recall the incident, even liberal media outlets were stunned. watch. >> why is there this glaring omission in the "new york times" story? there were mollie hemingway and oth

brett kavanaugh is going to be on the supreme court for the next 30 years. that's what this is going to be. you know, mitch mcconnell, you know, phil was talking about the long ball. mitch mcconnell has always had his eye on the long ball when it comes to the judiciary. he is doing anything -- the senate essentially doesn't do anything anymore. they don't pass bills. all they do is confirm people. and they confirm people for judges. they just confirmed their 150th trump appointee to the federal bench. that's what they're doing. brett kavanaugh is probably going to have an unpleasant time if he visits certain universities. that's the only consequence he's going to face, because he's confirmed and there's no way of getting him out. >> on a different subject, april, you were there, you were a pool correspondent in the oval office. the president was answering reporters' questions. and you asked him about congressman elijah cummings and baltimore, your hometown. you live in baltimore. the president has labeled baltimore a rat and rodent-infested community, the wo

around brett kavanaugh. allegations that he denies of drunken sexual misconduct as a student in the 1980s against kristine blasio ford. a new book describing witnesses who say they were not interviewed by the fbi. nbc news reported on claims made by debra ramirez that kavanaugh exposed himself. the author says in an exclusive interview airing in the third hour of "the today show" tomorrow that they got further corroboration. >> we have seven corroborating sources including brett kavanaugh's classmates remember hearing about the event. >> reporter: the book reporting there was another alleged instance of kavanaugh exposing himself in college which the fbi did not investigate. today 2020 democrats calling for brett kavanaugh's removal, killing the section bracketing today. >> the investigation is flawed. impeachment is something you need to look at but you got to get the documents to be able to prove the case. >> president trump invoked brett kavanaugh at his rally. brett kavanaugh should start suing people fo

"the brett kavanaugh lynch mob can't let it go. the democrats want to preach this narrative can frame court justices over a new sexual misconduct allegation, so shady, even the newspaper doesn't seem to believe in it. maranda is here right now come right next to me on the mezzanine. welcome to the program for the first time. why did you call this latest allegation against kavanaugh "shady?" >> it is. "the new york times" has walked back to me. they have admitted that this so-called new allegation, the victim doesn't recall it and doesn't want to talk about it. did not even talk about it to the reporters. the so-called witness, alleged witness to these incidents 35 years ago with brett kavanaugh who has done mike was supposed of expose himself to a young female student who can remember, the witness to that is a clinton connected lawyer who would not talk to the journalist either. this is just not a story, and it is pure and simple journalistic malpractice for "the new york times" to dress it up as if it's a fresh allegation against

we have too sae accept that bret kavanaugh an is a supreme court justice, in present modern brett kavanaugh adult era, he has not done anything that is impeachmentable. now we have to do a better job of vetting these people, and not trying to overreach to cancel them if they don't go out wear. our way. >> that concer conversation is n about this. kennedy: he is not going to be impeached. >> and not removed from the court, the democrats need to focus on progress. make it clear to voters how serious the vacancies are, there is one maybe twho two in next 4 years. kennedy: there is a way to go about that that should not be rooted in emotionalis implement domecrats will do more damage. >> i think it is new information that so many people reached out on fbi. kennedy: that is another process to fix going forward. thank you. we'll have more with panel, that good, by gum. right now let's take a live look at the president. in a rally no rio rancho, new mexico, right now, we'll keep you updated, if he makes news, he just might, god bless the u usa. i love lee greenwood. >> is the world's better place?

new york city times story of brett kavanaugh, the alleged victim of sexual assault doesn't member such type incident and donald trump is the leading critic. >> i call for the resignation of everyone at "the new york times", they have taken the old great lady and broken her down, destroyed her virtue and ruined her reputation. >> i could not believe "the new york times" would write this piece without that information contained in it. >> there was zero intent to mislead anybody about the details of the incident. >> as the times report blame editors the stories haven't stopped democrats the justice be impeached, i'm howard kurtz and this is media buzz. ♪ >> president trump has repeatedly unloaded on "the new york times" over its story alleging another long ago sexual assault incident drofling brett kavanaugh, as we reported when we came on the air last week, two-time journalist made charges of exposure and leaving tout crucial fact in their book which is that the alleged victim at the yale party not only comment but told friends she doesn't remember such incident. the president tweeting

let's move on to the top story. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ today's top story is all about brett kavanaugh, the newest member of the supreme court and the only justice to be sponsored by bud lite. ( laughter ) you probably remember this but brett kavanaugh's supreme court confirmation was one of the most contention in american history. he faced multiple accusations of inappropriate behavior including drunken misconduct and sexual assault. but after being cleared by the f.b.i., he managed to get just enough senate votes to be confirmed by the supreme court. but a yeefer later the "new york times" dropped a bomb story that put kavanaugh back in the spotlight. >> tonight questions about a new report, another sexual assault allegation against justice brett kavanaugh, this one reportedly never pursued by the f.b.i. the "new york times" publishing the previously unreported account of mike stier, one of kavanaugh's former yale classmate. >> -- told the senator and the f.b.i. he saw mr. kavanaugh with his pants down at a drunken dorm party where friends pushed his genitals on to a female student.

yesterday, defending the supreme court justice brett kavanaugh saying can't let brett kavanaugh give radical left democrats threats of impeaching him over made up stories and false allegations and crimes. this is a game they play.

why brett kavanaugh is back in their sites. i'm dave briggs. >> and i'm christine romans. it's 30 past the hour here in new york. general motors, the largest strike by any union since the last strike by gm over a decade ago. the hourly workers w s walked o across the country, after the two sides failed to get to a contract agreement. gm said it made a substantial offer that includes group pay and profit sharing to members. gm promised a solution for two of the four plants scheduled to close. gm did not say what the solution would be. hours before the strike began, the president trump tweeted, here we go again. a new meeting is set for today. >>> purdue pharma filing for bankruptcy. the miling, part of the framework to take care of some law enforcements. and the company was axwreggress result. johnson & johnson was found liable for 752 million in damages. purdue had reached a tentative deal and said many states didn't go far enough. authorities identified $1 million of wire transfers by the sackler family that owns purdue. new y

much more to come on this, democrats are still calling for brett kavanaugh's impeachment despite that clarification by the new york times and fox news contributor molly hemingway is poking several holes in their hit piece explaining why the papers guilty of journalistic malpractice. >> they claimed it was a new allegation, turns out it is not new and not even an allegation and what they put in the new york times story they didn't mention the alleged victim herself says she has no recollection of this incident. that is journalistic malpractice. the book doesn't come out until tomorrow. we have secured copies in advance and we were reading it and we found this very important piece of information. it is important when reporting on these things to be factual, to provide the full context. having an allegation that runs wild for days without mentioning the victim does not recall the incident is unacceptable. >> so far this month the new york times has issued corrections to 7 trump related stories including the botched report on a russian informant. donald trump saying it looks like iran is

carley: new york times reporter to reveal a new misconduct claim against brett kavanaugh. speaking out, the women grilled on the view over why they left out key details from their book in the controversial piece. >> during the editing process there was oversight and key detail about the fact the woman herself told friends she doesn't remember it and has not wanted to talk about it, got cut, they took out the whole thing. >> removing her name to protect her, make sure they were defending people to their door. we took out the fact that she didn't remember it. >> senator kamala harris is pressuring chairman jerry nadler to create a task force aimed at looking into impeaching brett kavanaugh. rob: iranian leaders warning the us against any attacks following recent strikes on two major saudi oil facilities. iran denies any involvement, won't be limited to its source. this as mike pompeo heads to saudi arabia for a full assessment of strikes. the us team is on the ground gathering forensic evidence. the president butting heads with lindsey graham, the senator criticizing the pre

in new mexico continuing to defend supreme court judge justice brett kavanaugh. meanwhile a plan to push against newest supreme court justice, the women's march severing ties with three of its founding and most controversial board membe members. david has more. >> the board will replace the top three this month, and tamika mallory -- allegations are years in the making. and they later apologized. at that it's important to point out that our stores are actively campaigning for bernie sanders who was jewish this presidential election. that was a campaign appearance earlier this month. >> i would be so proud to win, and be elected the first jewish american president this country -- the first jewish american president this country has ever seen, and that is going to be bernard sanders. >> mike: on a twitter quote, despite reports saying otherwise our outgoing board members have simply served out their terms and are moving onto new ventur ventures. we thank them for their groundbreaking work and sacrifice. the women's march puts out this image of 16 new faces that wil

kennedy: there are so many layers, brett kavanaugh was 18 years old. i don't think that there is a bigger ding dong phase in anyone's life when the prefrontal cortex detaches from the rest of the brain. >> there is an interesting president. if you want to be an adult, the way real people talk, this is not excusable to rub our genitalia on someone in college. but idea you forget this detail, this is the weakest -- that detail is not something that needed to be in a story, that detail is disqualifying for running the story. if the supposed victim, is not claiming to be a victim, not claiming this happened. this not even a believe we have to -- not even we have to believe all women story, there is no story to believe. kennedy: that was part of senate confirmation process, that is not new, that is background but that becomes the headline in story if the rest of it falls apart. there is no reason for publishing the rest. >> right, there was nothing, for this squad member to say, i believe dr. ford, i don't think this is how serious adults talk. i believe th

i don't know brett kavanaugh. but i was a secret service agent at the white house when a lot of people who did know him were there who i have spoken. to say brett kavanaugh is not only a good man, he is a great man. i can't vouch for him personally but i can vouch for the people to know him. what is happening to this guy is a disgrace in this country it. is an embarrassment. this guy has to go to his church and look at his fellow members of his church and family while these reports are being written about him in the paper. this is a disgrace. brian: i just think it's important for people to understand they wrote the story and then they amended the story but they stick to the story and the quote was the female student declined to be interviewed and friends say she does not recall the episode. now, this is all part of a book. we all know the newspapers oftentimes will take an excerpt from a book and they will say it's a big book and excerpts whether it's kiddy kelly or andrew pollack who was just on and the "new yor

a growing number of democratic white house hopefuls now say justice brett kavanaugh should be removed from the u.s. supreme court amid new allegations of misconduct when he was in college. were earlier investigations mishandled. >>> and not the right time. the president tamps down suggestions he's been invited to north korea saying he isn't ready for a visit yet. can low-level talks between the two countries get nuclear negotiations back on track? i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> we're following breaking news. on that attack on a saudi oil facility that is disrupting the global oil supply and sending prices soaring. just a short time ago president trump again implicated iran and said he's not looking for a military conflict but he wouldn't rule out armed retaliation. also breaking, cnn has learned the new york district attorney has subpoenaed eight years of president trump tax returns as part of the investigation into hush money payments. we'll talk about all of the breaking news and much more with senator mazie hirono o

>> to destroy brett kavanaugh? i don't think this is going to result in anything, they are not going to impeach the guy even if they tried to they couldn't get the votes to impeach him. it's about putting an asterisk next to his name and trying to intimidate members of the court and sort of attacking the court overall, the legitimacy of the supreme court. >> brit hume, spoke with brett last night and looked big picture at "the new york times" journalism today as you put it. there was a time where this would've never happened, here's brett. >> that story is nowhere near the standard it should be meant for publishing a story, there was a time and it wasn't long ago "the new york times" that i knew that used to know, i used to write years ago, wouldn't of gone near the story. >> we had our brain rumble up the number of corrections and retractions by "the new york times," recent retractions that occurred, $0.06 president trump took office including stories on paul manafort, russian collusion, and of course trumps tax p

a bunch of them don't even mention brett kavanaugh. the latest allegation, what is there to investigate if the alleged victim is not accusing him of the crime? you have democrats out there saying he should be impeached and are assuming his guilt of an offense the victim is not accusing him of. that is bizarre. that's a brave new world and a standard that wouldn't be accepted for anyone else except for brett kavanaugh. >> that's not true. there are a lot of democrats who don't want to impeach him. i mean dick durbin has come out and said that. yes, there are a couple of people who have said that. >> major presidential candidates. >> fine, but it's not the position of every single person who thinks this should have been investigated. so i think this is a serious issue. i think if it had been anybody, i would be saying the same thing. i think we should have real investigations and get real facts. >> appreciate it. >>> coming up, i'll talk with the house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff about a subpoena he's issued centering on

and of course there are many of these individuals here and this is the problem for brett kavanaugh is that now since there wasn't in the eyes of so many democrats a full investigation you continue to get information like this that leaks out, which raises the question of whether that really was in the best interest of both the country and of brett kavanaugh. now you have this fissure with democrats, running for president, calling for impeachment, others saying hey, we should have done a full investigation in the first place. let's reopen it and talk to these witnesses. by the way christine blasey ford herself and brett kavanaugh were never interviewed as part of that fbi investigation. if you remember during the questioning at his hearings the republicans brought in an attorney, a woman, to question blasey ford. and just when she started to drill down on some of the specifics in the calendar was when the republican majority kind of went ballistic and pulled the curtain on her. so she was never questioned fully by that attorney and she was never questioned by the fbi. >> jacqueline, let

so the narrative has changed, brett kavanaugh has a new accuser. "oh wait, we got caught, we need to issue a correction and save the woman in question, the so-called victim --" who was not a victim, because nothing happened -- "said she doesn't or member this." and how a clinton operative, max stier, who is saying that he san the woman who said she didn't see it, and she was too drunk to remember. therefore, brett kavanaugh -- >> melissa: let me get a few things on the record that i want to make sure we get out there. because i come too, have watched. i know one of the reporters very well, i worked with her at cnbc so i was interested in hearing her on-the-record response. watch their appearance on msnbc and other places. they said that when that article and outcome of the opinion piece, the excerpt, that they sought and they. >> harris: from the coauthor of that new book on justice kavanaugh, what moses talking about. let's hear directly from the coauthor. >> all we can talk about here is that in our book we do have that. it was in the original ve

there is a cloud over brett kavanaugh that will be there -- >> there is a cloud over brett kavanaugh thatt will be there forever. john. >> this is the real agenda that's going on behind this, it is not about standing up for women's rights, this is about peoples. who want to deny the results of the 2016 election. president trump says he would apoint conservative justices like brett kavanaugh, the tems can't stand that so they're triping to undoing the election and undo the people he puts on the bench. this is a misuse of the subpoena power to attack and judiciary and browbeat politically justices to try to get them to vote the way they want. this is something that we in our country have reject since the jefferson administration and the democrats want to turn the impeachment power back to a club to beat up our federal judges, that is something that would end the rule of law. >> i keep saying it is shocking but given what we were all discussing a year ago, it shouldn't be shocking at all. we had that speckle on capitol hillll that was really about shw boating for a lot of the senators o

in the last 36 years brett kavanaugh has been a better man. >> so whatever happened in the past, i think his commitment to mentoring young lawyers and specifically women, is real. >> their challenge to people is cast your biases, whatever they be aside and take another look at this. >> thank you, steph. shack, let me go to you because all of the books and the interview has sparked a lot of talk on the campaign rail. some democrats saying bet kavanaugh should now be impeached and others stopping short of going that far. >> that's exactly right. you've heard a lot of statement and saw a lot of comments from these 2020 candidates since the story broke. while these candidates universally oppose justice kavanaugh, they revealed a divide among the party and you see it on issues like medicare for all. so you have kmamala harris and elizabeth warren calling for his impeachment and resignation. but then you have more moderate candidates like vice president joe biden and amy klobuchar, saying that there needs to be more investigation. they're using that term due process, saying we need to have mor

she is a lifelong liberal and couldn't want brett kavanaugh on the court. she stated that she did not know him. >> host: you report she didn't remember knowing him in high school. >> guest: correct and she remembered it was a very formative summer for her because she's a professional golfer and that's when she got started playing. when she heard about the allegations initially she was dismayed. i can't believe this is my close friend. i feel horrible i hadn't realized what happened and even if she didn't tell me, i didn't notice any change i would have picked up and was racking her brain trying to think of details and she couldn't come up with any. we told the story of how she made that first statement saying i don't remember this, i can't verify it. that was interesting because it's something people working on the nominations sought that was their silver bullet. we already have all of the man she identified saying they didn't remember it happening and this is the final person you would have thought would be the witness that may be what remember because it

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heather: that we 7 democratic 2020 democrats calling for brett kavanaugh to be impeached. today thomas secretary of state mike pompeo is to arrive in saudi arabia to get a full assessment on the attack against two major oil facilities. the us team on the ground gathering forensic evidence from the debris to prove iran is to blame, this as the president but heads with ally lindsey graham, the senator criticizing the president's reserved approach to iran tweeting in part to run viewed it as a sign of weakness and donald trump firing back, it was a sign of strength that some people don't understand. right now donald trump on a major $15 million fundraising push in california working to win over support while addressing major issues like homelessness. todd pyro joining us with mixed reaction from the deep blue state. >> reporter: the visited san francisco bay area is his first since taking office was white house officials kept the location of his fundraiser tightlipped in the democratic stronghold. protesters gathering on a motorcade route as donald trump baby balloon seen fly

it wouldn't have been applied to anyone else except brett kavanaugh. and it's people i's rights to oppose him, but they hate him because they think he's going to overturn roe. >> i just disagree with you. that's not what happened. look, there are people that the fbi should have spoken to and, you know, seven people that say that they were aware of this. they should -- the fbi should have spoken to them. and the reason the fbi didn't speak to them is because the republicans put, you know, put basically rules around what the investigation could cover and so they didn't. so i think if we were going to have a -- having a real investigation into these allegations isn't a smear. >> you think if there was a more thorough fbi investigation, without the time constraints and the limitations that were on it, that all of this would have come out? >> i think that we would know -- we would have a better sense of what was true. and what i always said, i never said brett kavanaugh definitely did this. what i said was that these are serious allegations and we should ha

supreme court justice brett kavanaugh but it leaves out some key to tell us. from our moscow headquarters you're watching r.t. international with me rosana lockwood thank you for joining us. saudi arabia is claiming to have proof that iran was behind the bombing of its all refineries at the weekend and that the attack was not conducted from yemen iran swiftly rebuffed the defense ministries claims is lacking real evidence caleb maupin has the details . well we heard the press conference from the saudi ministry of defense earlier and we also understand that at this point mike pompei o has arrived in saudi arabia for his working visit and he is referring to the attack as an act of war in blaming iran but at the press conference that we heard they announced that they had carried out a thorough investigation and come to some pretty specific conclusions as. the attorney did not originate from yemen the attack was launched from the moon and was on question be sponsored by a wrong it's not in the range of yemen's capabilities if it was them who conducted the attack t

kavanaugh's at yale who believed the accusations against brett kavanaugh at his confirmation hearing were consistent with behavior they had seen or heard about at yale. last night on this program, the authors of the new book described some of those witnesses. >> we both spoke to numerous people from justice kavanaugh's high school as well as yale and other parts of his life as well who contacted the fbi. there was a schoolteacher who was in his class at georgetown prep in san francisco, took a day off, prepared a letter, worked with a lawyer, went to the fbi office and was told to call the tip line, was told to file an online form. he did all these things and there was no follow-up he felt that he was never heard. he was extremely frustrated. we heard this story over and over again from people >> joining us now is amy klobuchar, a democratic senator from minnesota, a member of the senate judiciary committee and a presidential candidate senator klobuchar, what was your reaction when you read the "new york times" article about this on sunday? >> well, i would say it wasn't one of surpr

now they are trying to after damage supreme court justice brett kavanaugh with more lies. president trump says the united states is ready to retailate if needed after iran's latest attack on saudi oil. the rogue regime attacking a saudi facility over the weekend. u.s. officials say despite iran's denials, u.s. intelligence indicates' the strikes originated in iran. reporter: president trump was careful to not lay responsibility on the saudi oil facilities on iraq, by said it looks like they are behind it. president trump: it is looking that way at this moment. we'll let you know. as soon as we find out definitively we'll let you know. reporter: he said he's not seeking war with iran. president trump: i don't want war with anybody. with all that being said we would like to be avoid it. >> reporter: president trump has not said they would come to their defense, saying the u.s. and saudis would have to sit zune work that aught. he said he has not ruled out a eating in with assad rouhani saying the road to diplomacy is not dread. some democrats suggested iran may have crossed

after reflecting at the matter looking at old photos of younger brett kavanaugh and thinking back to those times. she had a number of reasons why she wasn't confident in the story including just the circumstances like ford had talked about living in the columbia country club on that day. i think we as a public last fall had the impression that the party started at the club with the six people had migrated to a house in the events unfolded. kaiser said, i was a member of the columbia club and i did go there and christine was on the diving team i would occasionally go by and actually critique her diving, leland was a real athlete and played six or eight varsity sports. had a good eye for these things. she said that would happen but really she is spending most of her time that summer at the congressional country club. she said things like, she really didn't remember brett kavanaugh to the controversy last year she did remember him as a young person. she thought she would have. there were a number of things that were all very interesting and reasonable reasons to raise questions about th

supreme court justice brett kavanaugh but leaving out important details passionately. my very good afternoon my name is kevin owen here with this 30 minute world news roundup for this wednesday from r t 1st and with 60 percent of the votes counted the fate of israel's prime minister hangs in the balance this morning and the polls suggest he's neck and neck with his nearest rival after a paid parliamentary elections but he may not you know even with his religious and right wing allies doesn't have enough seats to secure a majority government and that also goes for his main rival benny gantz to earlier i discussed it with he goes down off. this vote was largely viewed not as a general election but as a vote of confidence for netanyahu and mind that not for his party but for him personally and that is important because the whole reason why these elections happened is because netanyahu couldn't form a government after the elections in april so he called for another elections and during the containing some of his policies the policies that he personally proposed they manage

kavanaugh and he says brett kavanaugh should sue over this, it's highly unlikely, the defendant is defending himself, the supreme court is one of the most animateing issues in a political moment. of course, we're on the verge of a campaign year and for democrats, we're already in the campaign season. now let's go to the democrats, just moments ago, elizabeth warren added her voice on twitter saying that the process was flawed in the confirmation hearings and the investigation that went on about these allegations and she says that he should be removed. kamela harris has also said the process was flawed and he should be impeached. julian castro has said kavanaugh should be impeached. impeached is a word we have been hearing a lot in the trump era. president trump sensitive to that as well saying the democrats want to impeach everyone. what is the impact of this? certainly this is an issue that drives democrats who believe that justice kavanaugh should not have been put on the court that he does not represent the highest moral character to be on the court. and that the process was not fair and