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That extremism, hate and rage will not win in america. let me know what you think of that at hilton next and next revolution. what do we think about it? >> i think president trump has this unique gift where he pushes people to the point where they unmasked themselves and they show who they really are. i think we saw that with the left, there is no low low enough for the left, they were perfectly willing to destroy an innocent man in the name of politics or political restitution and there was no ...

Times. they spent all their time look at ice throwing and yearbooks. howie: the political system is going to scrutinize the nominee, lets look at the accuser. susan: it was about the tone and the problem with the tone. all the things you are saying, mollie, is 100% true. but hes speaking to women who believe her and who have had their own experiences. that is one of the problems with president trump when he addresses problems like this. mollie: he previously said he found her credible. susan: he...

President trump telling the "washington post" of murkowski, i think the people of alaska will never forgive her for what she did, and then applauding republican of maine, susan collins who voted yes after spending weeks on the fence. >> i do not believe kavanaugh was her assailant. i do believe she was assaulted. i dont know by whom, and im not certain when. >> attorneys for cavanaughs accuser, christine blasey ford, discuss the fallout of her testimony. >> this has been terrifying. the family i...

Control congress by three points. 47-44 percent. women backed the democratic candidate to control congress by 25 points 58 percent to 33 percent. while the brett kavanaugh fight where republicans sided with the mail accused over the female accuser only add to that gender gap? >> republicans sided with due process and the rule of law and the presumption of innocence. it had nothing to do with male versus female. they said this is the standard for our country. doctor ford did not produce evidence ...

The 2009 report put the rate of seven.1 percent. fbi statistics puts unfounded accusations that 8 percent and published research has documented that false rate ranging between 8 percent and 41 percent. all of these are substantially higher than the combined rate of false allegations for all other crimes. according to a 2017 study. the definition of due process no one should merely be believed everybody believes the truth but then they have to be verified but nevertheless republicans inherently d...

It. but, yes, the election is a month away. if you just think back one month earlier, one month ago today, what were the big, defining stories in politics. it was the aftermath of john mccains funeral and donald trumps handling of that. it was paul manafort. it was michael cohen. >> it feels like years ago. >> so you know, are we still going to be talking about this in a month? >> its a great question. when we continue, well have much more on exactly this. how the kavanaugh vote shuffles the dec...

That know him that made the decision, and its not discounting the accusers story, it was just the component that brett kavanaugh did this to them. >> when theres a division in thought, and people are taking different elements away from it, where do you go about to take that conversation and move it forward? we have been having this conversation, and -- >> i know, and thats the question. look, alice and i are good friends, i love her, but i could not disagree more with her on this and i dont unde...

Of the other examples. we mentioned the ramirez story. she was interviewed. some people said, "the new yorker" shouldnt have published the story because there wasnt enough supporting evidence. there was "the new york times" report about a bar fight in 1985. the writer opposed kavanaugh in her capacity as a yale law school fellow. "the times" said we stand by the story but we should not have sent her there to report on it. it was convenient because she was in connecticut. she got the court filing...

Was not reflective of good judicial temperament. we had a former court justice saying it was not judicial temperament. but others are saying its what saved his skin and saved his nomination process. the president woarcht to this -- the president went to this rally in mississippi where he dared to confront the accusers testimony. it was disparaged wide lid among democrats and republicans in washington. but among the republican base it was taken with open arms. we saw contributions to the rnc go u...

Judicial temperament. we had a former court justice saying it was not judicial temperament. but others are saying its what saved his skin and saved his nomination process. the president woarcht to this -- the president went to this rally in mississippi where he dared to confront the accusers testimony. it was disparaged wide lid among democrats and republicans in washington. but among the republican base it was taken with open arms. we saw contributions to the rnc go up by 1,000 percent. we saw ...