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Courts credibility. lets bring in msnbcs political analyst rick tyler, former cruz campaign spokesperson. joe watkin, former white house aide to president george h.w. bush. selena maxwell, director for sirius xm and msnbc political analyst. and cornell william brook, former president and ceo of the naacp. welcome to you all. cornell, you first here. your view as a democrat, sir, how do you think kavanaughs anticipated confirmation will impact the perceptions of the court, will reflect the concer...

Last alternative, not the first reaction. i think by matters of punishment and deterrence, i think the judge has to give a stiff your? >> i think they did. i will not fault the defense. let me tell you why. two things need to be overcome. one, the immediacy of the athlete. the -- of the threat. the only one who could explain the threat that would justify deadly force is him. you heard him talk about his perceptions. he has to talk about what he perceived and why he perceived that laquan mcdonald...

Partisan lines? will kavanaugh change republicans perceptions of the supreme court or not? >> will kavanaugh change the perceptions of -- did. >> republicans perceptions of the supreme court, in terms of its imparchialty? >> i dont believe the court is delegitimized because a conservative is appointed to the court. and this is the result of an election. yes, this does occur during a political process. the appointment of a supreme court justice is inherently political. what i think has happened i...

Dispassionate, and you are describing what you are saying is 12 years on the bench, but dispassionate is not a word you can use as a what he used in the hearing last week. >> there are different perceptions. i do think that our system is not performing as it should. if what is hanging in the balance is anything other than a retired judicial record that is so exemplary. >> always appreciate the discussions. >> thank you, john. how is this debate over brett kavanaugh affecting voters ahead of th...

Biographers say will drive donald trump crazy. >> he isnt concerned about his character. he is concerned about the presumed content of his wallet. so to go down on the list that he has fought from the get-go to be on, even when theres no evidence he really should be on it, this is going to irritate him to no end. >> reporter: since the 1980s his biographers say trump has been obsessed with getting and staying on forbes list of americas financial elite, once taking forbes reporters on a tour of h...

Times was being unfair for not showing kavanaugh being sworn in the way the cover of the "new york post" did. there are lots of arguments and conversations about the presss framing, perceptions of this story. think about whats happening now, kavanaugh opponents are hoping the press will find more evidence to against him to confirm their belief he isnt fit for the court. kavanaugh proponents are saying all this is character assassination and blaming the press for being complicit. were left with h...

A piece of white paper to cover it up with a name that. is it a photo montage or a real picture of the graphic design of the play with perceptions and bands paid them handsomely for their well. one of their most spectacular productions was the man on fire the pink floyds wish you would hear about today a businessman shaking hands someone being bugs in the deal and i remember saying to storm this is a great idea. so i flew to l.a. i went to. studios but. for real the difference between hypnosis i...

Mason-google it -- moment. or "you cant handle the truth." she is going to be very methodical, as any prosecutor would be. it may take some time to get to the answers that people really want. >> martha: lets bring in crystal world and mollie hemingway. in terms of that whole issue alone, that is not supposed to be a part of this hearing, and i wonder what is going to happen if they start pressing him on the details of this unsubstantiated claim by this one woman. the only details in her story ar...

N. in a sense of how does my personal experiences and knowledge of perception of fake accusations, how is that going to guide my thinking about christine blasey ford? the context and the backdrop of all of this are other accusations made. one of the biggest tests today talking about perception and credibility, the credibility of the me too movement is there for us today, and john talked about the death by headline or number of headlines and accusations will also contribute to your assessment of ...

Andrew mccabe, then the act being director of the fbi, and we do know that that memo got into the hand of the "new york times" and has indeed been turned over to mueller and his team. so its extraordinary all the way around. >> on the subject of beliefability, were not living in normal times, i think we can all agree on that. what does it say to you that this seems plausible. that this conversation could have happened. rod rosenstein two weeks on the job would acwith aastonishment of what he saw...