consider how he abused the constitution and others say, i just believe her even before i hear her testimony. laura: i saw mazie hirono, byron, said that his jurisprudence makes it more likely i believe she said makes it more likely that he did these things. that was one of the wilder things i ve ever heard. yes, she said i believe he is wrong about this or that constitutional doctrine, therefore, i believe that he sexually assaulted a teenage girl in 1982. it made absolutely no sense. as far as the questioning tomorrow, we don t really know about what the prosecutor hired to do the questioning is really going to be saying because a number of the public and members of the committee are kind of afraid to go in front of this issue. laura: i like south wilkinson, kavanaugh s attorney. she was on special report. i would ve liked to have seen her ask those questions.
with trying to disprove this as i think people are trying to put the burden on him is that it s very hard to disprove or even remember exactly what you did 36 years ago. that is one of the reasons why he provided his calendars in response to the senate judiciary committees request for all the documents. so they could at least see what he was doing that summer. laura: that was beth wilkinson, attorney for brett kavanaugh, summing up how impossible a task this is, develop an effective defense to charges that don t include a corroborating witness from 36 years ago. joining us now is someone with firsthand knowledge about these months. suzanne matin s list on my calendar and spent much of the summer of 82 with pals, including brett kavanaugh. thank you for being here. first, what was your relationship with brett? you are listed on june 6th, jun. [laughs] it says suzanne. i guess that is you.