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It has to happen before this nomination goes any further. >> i'm going to read that line. quote, i thought he might inadvertently kill me said ford. she continues talking to emma brown of the "washington post." he was trying to attack me and remove my clothing. my thanks to both of you this afternoon, to joyce vance and beth and kristen welker for joining me as well. it's frustrating, those studies, the harvard study was done differently than the george washington study or this study or that study and the numbers are all over the place. >> he said democrats did it to make him look bad. do yo...

Like senator grassley is inclined to give any credence to this woman's allegations and to make the allegations in front of the committee. the difference now is there's four women on the senate judiciary committee. they're all democrats. they will clearly make this an issue. senator kamala harris will make know issue of it. we've got a president hell bent on pushing forward. right now it's is the trajectory that he probably will be confirmed. >> i want to get your read on this as well, picking up on what beth was talking about. i look at what kristen g-- shoud investigation these allegations in...

It depends on the two key senators. that's where the focus is going to be. however we are in a different moment. the me too movement. that could change the calculation of a number of different republican senators. we'll have to see how it plays out. >> kristen welker joining me from the house. back with me joyce vance along with beth fooey. i want to start there counter. a lot drew this to what happened with clarence thomas in 1991. what did we learn from the way you will of that transpired. >> it's very different. number one that was of course a republican president. president george bush 43 ...

Through on his campaign promises, or trying to make people think that he is. joining me now from wisconsin is msnbc contributor and republican commentator charlie sykes. along with our panel on set today. msnbc policy editor, beth fooey and professor eddie glad and elise jordan. guys, welcome. charley, the first question to you. do president trump's voters care more about what he does or says? >> well, so far they've obviously cared more about his tude and what he said than what he has done and that is one of the distinctive parts of the trump phenomenon. that it is attitude rather than accomp...

We're back covering march for our lives here in washington where the rally has concluded. people still moving around the city and across the country, we're seeing marches and rallies continue. beth fooey is live for us in san francisco. where the march is going full steam. what are you seeing, beth? >> reporter: it is going full steam. even though it is getting into the evening hours on the east coast, we're middle of the afternoon here in san francisco. it is a beautiful day and people are marching, heading down to the embarcadero, the water front in san francisco a mile down the road. they w...