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Were following breaking news in the confirmation fight over the supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. the senate judiciary committee republicans have now hired a female attorney to ask questions when kavanaugh and christine blasey ford testify thursday morning. they arent saying who the attorney is, citing security concerns. lets get some insight from our legal and political experts. and dana bash at the u.n. earlier today, the president went on the attack against brett kavanaughs accusers. li...

Im not going to get ahead of the conversation thats going to take place. >> if rosenstein refuses to resign, will the president fire him? >> im not going to get ahead of the presidents decision making. >> while the presidents questioned the credibility of kavanaughs accusers, sanders maintains he wants them to be heard. >> the president had that tweet last night reining against false accusations against mr. kavanaugh. why does he think theyre lying? >> certainly the president has said a number o...

Thousand and seventeen translates into action and in this particular moment important for women and allies to be out here its a very important moment in our generation cavanagh cannot get on the supreme court back decades on things that folks before us fought very hard for us to have and im here because i dont want my daughters to have less rights than i have and the specter of the midterm elections coming up in less than two months hangs over everything republicans fear they could lose their co...

>> the other thing that has evolved quickly since the terms of a thursday hearing were initially agreed to over the weekend is that a couple more allegations that come forward in the new yorker, a story that dates allegedly to judge kavanaughs undergrad time at yale was published, and earlier this hour, michael avenatti explained that he has a new client who within 48 hours will make public what he says will be a serious allegation dating to judge kavanaughs high school days and shell make that ...

Supreme court judge because of that? >> all right. so clearly, those are his harshest words against the accusers to date. why has he abandoned his earlier, much more cautious approach? >> look, its kind of been a slow roll towards that abandonment. it really took hold last friday. the reason is, the same reason were seeing the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, be much more aggressive and was so on the senate floor yesterday. and in a pretty remarkable way. and that is, they are hearing fr...

Is a bit much, but i think that in this atmosphere where were in, where people are talking about sexual assault in a serious way, where the me too movement rightly is talking about this issue, i understand where people would feel vindicated. but i also feel kind of torn because i feel like bill cosby has been put up as the sacrificial limb. the person who was speaking previously to me said that was right, there are those who have been accused of that and more and you dont see them undergoing thi...

Withdrawn the second is just at this point its shameful that he should be gone i mean i hope to accomplish that we start treating these women with some kind of seriousness and respect i dont think they came out of nowhere i think they were i think if real im not for ruining anybodys life but if they grew in these womens if hes ruined these womens lives and we need to talk about this. one of the accusers is scheduled to testify later this week to the senate judiciary committee in the face of grow...

Cant impact on her and her family and the court impose you had the sentence that was consistent with that significant impact. the minimum that he will serve is three years. at the end of three years he will be eligible for parole. if he doesnt get parole, then he will continue to serve another year. he will be up again in the fourth year for parole. and if he will have repeated attempts to get parole up until the 10th year when his sentence will end. >> julie: right. >> he has a three year minim...

Courtroom and into a sheriffs van. the question is whether the authorities make that visible? what do you think? i mean, obviously theres a lot -- theres a lot of attention on this case, and the prosecutors certainly want to send a message. >> from a security perspective, they typically want to have the prisoner go into the sheriffs van underground and come out in the car. >> okay. thanks, dennis. appreciate it. >> reporter: were going to step aside with dennis mcandrews. >> ron, hold on one sec...

Her lawyer wants to talk to that attorney, wants to figure whats going on here. its just not normal what theyre proposing and i think thats whats happening right now. of course i only heard this tonight. >> the other thing evolving quickly since the terms of the hearing were initially agreed to over the weekend is that a couple more allegations have come forward in the new yorker a story that dates to judge kavanaughs time as an undergrad was published and this evening, and shell make that case ...