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Why isnt that something in "the new york times". >> this is a woman who by the way also has a framed picture, i think, of your magazine, a story that you wrote? >> thats not such a bad thing, is it? >> i think its a little bit of a tell, if you have a framed picture of the "national review" -- >> so you think shes lying because -- >> no, im saying i think that theres -- youre making it out that this person is sort of the beginning and the end, if they say something were just supposed to complete...

Incident before kavanaugh became a federal judge, including the womans mother and two classmates. in that case, which had first been made public around the same time as kavanaughs confirmation hearings, ramirez claims that she and kavanaugh were both freshman at yale in the early 80s when kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a dorm room party. she told "the new yorker" she remembers kavanaugh thrust his penis in her face and caused her to touch it without her consent as she pushed him away. ramir...

Back to his college days at yale university. the previously unreported allegation is contained in a new book by two "new york times" reporters. in the book, the author said former yale student, max steyer, relayed his re-elections to senators during the confirmation process and later made clear his willing tonnness to share them the fbi, but refused to speak about them publicly. and yesterday, "the times" published an editors note to its original adapted essay from the book, saying the woman dec...

Hearings, ramirez claims that she and kavanaugh were both freshman at yale in the early 80s when kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a dorm room party. she told "the new yorker" she remembers kavanaugh thrust his penis in her face and caused her to touch it without her consent as she pushed him away. ramirez admitted she was inebriated and there are gaps in her memory, but said she remembers kavanaugh standing to her right, laughing, pulling up his pants. at the time kavanaugh called it a smear ...

In the book, the author said former yale student max steyer relayed his recollections to senators during the confirmation process and later made clear his willingness to share them with the fbi. but he refused to speak about them publicly. then yesterday the "times" published an editors note to its original adapted essay from the book, saying the woman declined to be interviewed, and her friends told the authors she does not recall the incident. cnn is not reporting any details related to the al...

Senator chris coons urged the fbi to reach out to a witness about brett kavanaughs alleged misconduct at yale. the letter is dated october 2nd, 2018, four days before kavanaugh was confirmed. coons writes he heard from several people who reportedly had key information, but had trouble getting through to the fbi. coons specifically asked the fbi to follow up with a man who sources say was max steyer, a possible witness to the incident, and a yale college classmate of kavanaugh and ramirez with in...

Not investigate steyers alleged claim concerning another student. the newspaper later clarified, saying that student declined to be interviewed. her friends say she doesnt remember the incident. a coons aide tells cnn that the fbi received the letter, but never heard back. and a democratic senator tells cnn, quote, the broader point is that the fbi investigation was not thorough and credible. the republican in charge of the judiciary committee during kavanaughs confirmation says his panel did a ...

A track record of tough stories about democrats and republicans, that was immensely frustrating. because the fact patterns themselves were compelling and important and deserved to be heard. and obviously, there were the two on-the-record stories that we broke, the first details of christine blasey ford and then debora ramirez, both of whom win, i think, were very credible. but there were other leads out there that were foreclosed because of that partisan race to confirm and because of the incred...

Confirmation hearings, it was a job application, not a criminal investigation. yet if its a job application and you have testimony that the guy is a belligerent drunk at times, when he drink s too much he gets very belligerent, dangerous to people, why didnt they go down that line of inquiry? it seems that would be one of the things you have to look at. >> it seems they want to have it both way. it seems like they are inadvertently confusing the american public where guilty beyond a reasonable a...

For them to follow the leads that they get, is noteworthy. however, i was also told a short while ago, that as part of the conversations that launched this investigation on friday, flake was one of those participants, of course, that mitch mcconnell told the white house that what those key republican senators wanted to be investigated were these credible claims, but specifically, to interview four people. to interview mark judge, leland k keyser, p.j. smyth, and debora ramirez, another woman who...