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>> the nominee finally got the drug substance and ice numerous, loud outbursts once again, and intense questioning about what kind of justice he would actually be. >> of monstrous performance, i've watched for statements, and honestly, they have been totally brilliant. >> president trump raising brett kavanaugh as the judge continues to run a gauntlet marked by protesters. [ >> senators jousting over document production. >> i would ask to determine you might look at these marked confidential. >> if you are interested, you could have been asking ever since august 25th, i believe. >> today's que...

Congratulations, judge kavanaugh, and congratulations to your family as well. let me just say a few things about the issue that has been discussed here a lot today, the issue of documents and document production. the standard historically that we use to -- to look at nominees is what is relevant and probative. i would suggest that we certainly get that from the 12 years you have served on the circuit court, on the d.c. circuit court, that considers when you look at the docket items that more than any other circuit court that the supreme court would be perhaps called to rule on. in the past sen...

American people get to see. the documents had redactions with no explanation. no court would accept this as a legitimate document production. and the united states senate shouldn't either. and more than 40% of the documents we have received, almost 190,000 pages are considered committee confidential by chairman grassley. for the vast majority of them there's not even a conceivable argument to restrict them. compare this to the mere 860 documents that were designated confidential for justice kagen and the request was made by the nonpartisan archives, not by

To see. fourth, the documents have been provided the committee contain apparent alterations and admissions with zero explanation. no court in this country, certainly no court i ever argued a case before would accept this as a legitimate document production. and the united states senate shouldn't either. and fifth, more than 40% of the document swres received, almost 190,000 pages, are considered committee confidential by chairman grassley. for the vast majority of them, there is not a conceivable argument to restrict them. compare this to the 860 documents designated committee confidential for...

About document production with the american people? >> i think by continuing to emphasize i had a democratic colleague say that she had been home and that a lot of people in her home state were talking about this. i was at the mccain service most of the weekend, so i have not been getting as much home state news, but i think the american public are getting that there's something fundamentally unfair about a last minute 42,000 page document dump, about selecting which 10% of the records you'll let the other side see. and certainly anybody that's ever litigated a case knows perfectly well you're...