the problem with justice kavanaugh wasn't his yearbook. the problem was that he was accused of sexually assaulting a woman. the yearbook came into play when he started presenting himself as this choir boy and people started looking at the yearbook and saying is that really true. i don't see that in your yearbook. i just want to clarify that we're having major revisionist history on part of the republicans. i think that this issue is about something that's incredibly abhorrent. looking at that picture there's really this time frame where that was ever okay. it obviously wasn't okay in the 1980s. for me, i think, you want people to change. the whole point of us having these conversations of raising consciousness about race is you want people to change. if he legitimately changed. if he had some conversion point after this and he could point to that and say i'm so ashamed and could not believe i did this and this was a long time ago and that's better than being 18 but it's still relatively young. i met this person and i learned and i have gone out of my way to repent for this and become a different person, i would be interested in that story. i did not hear that from him. unless he can show that and show the receipts for what he did to change then he needs to step down. >> he knew this was out there. he knew plenty of people had