>> don't be dishonest. the people she named have all said to reporters and to the senate judiciary committee we have no recollection of being at this, no memory of this. we don't think we were at there the. >> that doesn't mean it didn't happen. they have no recollection. she does. i'm not saying. >> joan, i did not interrupt you while you were going. let me talk. >> that's fair, scott. >> i am not going to dispute her claim she's going to make under oath. it's her right. i'm going to say, if you want to take it seriously, four people say no, we don't know the location, we don't know the exact year. there are questions that have to be asked about if you're going to take what she says on the record seriously, you have to take the questions raised seriously. >> can i ask you something. >> the senate judiciary committee is going to ask them all tomorrow. that's an appropriate venue. >> do you think they should vote the day after? >> i think they had to schedule the vote because of the way the rules of the committee work. we won't know whether they're going to vote till after the testimony is heard. right now the intention is vote