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>> judge kavanaugh: not even a scintilla, 100% certain. >> you swear to god? >> judge kavanaugh: i swear to god. >> judge kavanaugh, thank you very much. hearing adjourned. >> bret: a hearing that began at 10:00 a.m. eastern time wrapping up now at 6:45 p.m. judge brett kavanaugh defending himself against allegations that we heard from his first accuser, dr. christine blasey ford earlier this morning. questioning this afternoon focusing on his drinking, whether he blacked out and whether he trul...

Long time. and i feel like the media are acting very much like oh, there are these growing numbers of allegations, without pointing out that each subsequent allegation is getting more ridiculous than the first one. the first one was already, it was possible, but it has no supporting evidence to make it where it would really be a fair thing to talk about 35 years after the fact. >> martha: you have talked a lot about this, in regard to the press, with the way that we have handled this. because fo...

Says -- if what this woman says happened is true, these gang rapes, these train rapes, why did avenatti not immediately go to the fbi? she couldnt answer directly why kavanaugh himself would not go to the fbi to clear his name. they dont have a good answer for it. >> cynthia, its important to remember while we watch this, there are other aircraft circling. this is not the only accuser. >> thats right. thats exactly right. i got the sense yesterday, because katy i watched your show, that was a fa...

Intercourse. in the past few days, we have learned that ford is not alone in her allegations. there is deborah ramirez a classmate of his at yale alleging he exposed himself to her. tonight were learning senators questioned him about two anonymous allegations they received. kavanaugh denied both to the committee. theres yet another accuser. she is not staying anonymous. julie swetnick represented by michael avenatti. shes out with a statement where she swears under oath she was a victim of a gan...

Airplane and i attacked her while people were coming onto the plane and i have a number one best-seller out. i mean, it was a total phony story. there are many of them. so when you say does it affect me in terms of my thinking with respect to judge kavanaugh, absolutely. >> im going to see what happens tomorrow. im going to be watching. you know, believe it or not. im going to see whats said. its possible that they will be convincing. >> the president says they, though just one accuser is testif...

Character, the career and even the family of judge kavanaugh without any due process. zero presumption of innocence or even an added dose of common sense. you have a sleazy attention seeking lawyer by the name of michael avenatti, all leading the way. the number one guest on fake news cnn and msnbc and he along with nancy pelosi and maxine waters are the new leaders of the democratic party, which is now becoming a party of mob rule. no due process, no presumption of innocence. we will preview an...

Actually see what they say when theyre under pressure. right? what is their tone? how are they -- you know, are they striking an indignant tone, are they striking an apologetic tone? you glean a lot about a witness and a victim based not just on what they say but how they say it. i think if i was a special counsel i would obviously want to ask questions about his drinking, about the people he was associating with. but i think what really distinguishes this from a court of law is the fact that we...

Your nomination, we would have to conclude that you are a serial liar. >> yeah. >> and you have exposed yourself to legal jeopardy in your interaction with this committee and the investigators. isnt that correct? >> thats my understanding. >> you talked in your interview on -- with marta mccollum the other night about a fair process. some of my colleagues across the aisle say, well, the burden is not on the accuser because this is a job interview, the burden is on you, but you said you werent th...

They striking an indignant tone, are they striking an apologetic tone? you glean a lot about a witness or a victim based not just on what they say but how they say it. i think if i was a special counsel i would obviously want to ask questions about his drinking, about the people he was associating with. but i think what really distinguishes this from a court of law is the fact that we are only hearing from two people. in any court of law you would never have, you know, a case like this going wit...

Walking into that room of a lot of corroboration of aspects of her story of how he behaves. the michael avenatti aspects of that can help paper over theres that type of corroboration about that behavior. which in the context of someone who is going to be sitting on the supreme court does matter. not necessarily whether theres guilt in the criminal context but certainly in the terms of the character of somebody who is going to be sitting on the supreme court. >> it goes back to judge kavanaugh in...