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Whether or not the accuser ever even comes forward and tells her story. in a letter to senator feinstein today, judiciary chairman chuck grassley summed up the situation best. he said sexual assault allegations should not be deployed strategically for the he has a right. what we are seeing right now is another sad chapter in what is sadly the democrats predictable playbook. we see it every election year, two, four years. republicans are racist, islamicphobic, xenophobic and they want dirty water...

Of gavel this through? >> its a tough question for republicans. in conversation today, brian, with senator jeff flake of arizona, he mentioned the anita hill exchange with senators in 1991 during clarence thomas confirmation hearing, and it led to the 1992 so-called year of the woman when many women were elected to federal office. and flake worried to me in conversation that republicans could be walk sbing into a mome on monday that is charnged, tha has a lot of older men in questions of power, ...

Hill. concerning judge kavanaugh. and his accuser, fox news chief national correspondent ed henry with us tonight.is a lot of breaking news. >> that is right. breaking tonight, a new statement from an attorney for dr. ford saying she will not testify on monday. in part they say because there are only going to be two witnesses scheduled.d. dr. ford and judge bretttt kavanaugh. the problem with that approach, of course, is that the other potential witnesses who have come out, other schoolmates of ...

For monday, potentially. but she is saying thats not possible. they are in the process of negotiating, and email sent to senior staffers on both sides of the dish era committee. we know that chairman grassley has set a deadline tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. to load the committee know whether she intends to show up on monday. if ongoing negotiations, clearly, between attorneys representing professor ford, judge kavanaughs accuser, and the committee trying to see if they can work something out for some p...

Again. what happened to her back then is going to happen to her again in front of the media. and thats not fair. so i stand behind her, as a victim, as someone whos been brave enough to speak out and tell her story, because its going to get a lot worse, unfortunately, for her. >> and lets also remember, you know, that she spoke out 30 years later, but we are in a completely different era today. we are in a different era probably since the last 12 months. we are in the midst of this me too moveme...

Mostly develop as leaders through self-reflection paid all of my guys went through really tough times. they had adversities, they came out stronger and wiser the event. certainly, frequent roosevelt was different because of the polio that he experienced. he emerged much more warmhearted. interesting, not all leaders recognizing their leaders in the first place. its historians who helped figure that out. [laughter] they get it. at a certain point, its interesting -- 23, 25, 28, these people knew ...

>> it is very risky. you know, i agree with what your analysis on the whiteboard. what i would add to that is i think that the attorney general, who is not recused from this, should offer witness protection to dr. ford. shes had threats against her. im somebody who was in a high-profile hearing and was given witness protection. in fact, i was in and out of the witness protection program for 18 months. i think that should be offered to her. they could facilitate everything from travel to getting ...

Policy, anonymous letter to see if the hearings derailed kavanaugh. if they didnt, she would whip it around. that would destroy kavanaugh. it didnt work. so she was left with an orwellian situation, i dont know if this is true. i will put it out there. we live in a world of jurisprudence where any of us are subject to a charge anonymous 36 years from our past we dont know the location or the time of the incident. but the accuser will tell the government agency the conditions under which the accu...

Whether or not mondays highly anticipated hearing with judge kavanaugh and dr. ford, his accuser, happens at all, one thing we know. this is a critical moment in history. what will unfold will have an impact on the shape of our highest court and the state of the nation in decades to come. john dean, president nixons white house counsel, no stranger to such consequential moments. counselor, a pleasure. >> thank you. >> lets tick through some of the issues here. the fbi cant do this. its not a cri...

Who cares about the delay? they do. why? you get closer to the mid terms and it injects doubt. what else will come out? how will kavanagh deal with it, will he make a mistake? thats why they dont like this. but be clear, all right, this is not for congress to decide at this point. this is for the president. he said there should be a process. he said everybody should be heard. the fbi can and should be part of that. will the president make that call? we will see. so, now, if the fbi were to com...