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Between the ports of industente the month of august, 2018, 37,544. these are people crossing. that is a 68% increase. from year to year and a month. >> why would they stop? we have a judge saying you can't separate. we cant detain more than 20 days. the families that were separated we can't deport. recan't detain enough of them because congress has not funded i.c.e. properly. to get back to my friend here, as far as they have the right to claim asylum, people leave honduras have to pass through guatemala and mexico. they are no longer in fear of persecution in country. this isn't about escapin...

>> you interrupted my question. >> please sit down. >> sit down he says. trump's negative tone toward women report seers is spurring backlash. a t brett kavanaugh is sworn in as an associate justice on the supreme court. for his opponents, it's frankly a terrible weekend. the country feels incredibly divided at this moment. whether you support kavanaugh, whether you oppose his nomination, let's recognize one thing. this was a moment that christine blasey ford saw coming. we all learned her name three weeks ago today. she spent the summer debating whether to come forward, whether to share her a...

September 2018. the sense of duty that originally motivated me to reach out confidentially to "the washington post" and to anna eshoo's office when there was still a list of extremely qualified candidates and to senator feinstein was always there, but my fears of the consequences of speaking out started to exponentially increase. during august 2018, the press reported that mr. kavanaugh's confirmation was virtually certain. i believed that if i came forward, my single voice would be drowned out by a chorus of powerful supporters. >> i believe that if i came forward, my single voice would be dr...

Of speaking out started to exponentially increase. during august 2018, the press reported that mr. kavanaugh's confirmation was virtually certain. i believed that if i came forward, my single voice would be drowned out by a chorus of powerful supporters. >> i believed if i came forward, my voice would be drowned out by a chorus of powerful supporters. but despite that fear, she did, of course, come forward. even though she knew what would happen as a result. we know that she saw it coming. she knew that this, in fact, would be the result. >> they just about destroyed a good person to be on the...

Family in the public spotlight or do i preserve our privacy and allow the senate to make its decision without knowing the full truth of his past behaviors? i agonized daily with this decision throughout august and september of 2018. the sense of duty that originally motivated me to reach out confidentially to "the washington post" and to anna eschoo's office when there was still a list of extremely qualified candidates and to senator feinstein was always there, but my fears of the consequences of speaking out started to exponentially increase. during august 2018, the press reported that mr. ka...