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Environment, but the rest of us, we just won't have a basis of trust. so i believe it's got to be open. we have to hear the accuser. we have to hear the accused get his right to defend himself and confront those accusations and let credibility be the guide because that's all we have. all right. now, and on this note, who gets the benefit of the doubt in this kind of situation? you can say 14th amendment, due process, presumption of innocence. those are all in a court of law. how do we apply them outside in this new cultural reality of acceptance of accusations? and that people should be heard?...

So i think the safest thing to do here is to follow the constitution. i'm not going to get into whether two days or three days or it should be monday -- that's the senate's role here. i think that dr. ford should be given an opportunity to appear and to make the case. i think that judge kavanaugh should be able to respond to that. i think that's appropriate. by the way, doesn't mean it has to be done publicly. they could decide -- look, i understand the transparency issue, but if dr. ford wanted to do it privately, i think she would have the right to do that. there's no question -- >> they hav...

The president's attorney, jay sekulow, claims the declassified documents -- even though he hasn't seen them -- will be eye-opening. >> i suspect what they're going to find, that this was a -- not only is it a rigged investigation as some people have called it, but that it may be much, much worse than that. this would raise not only serious legal issues, but the illegality of what was going on here, and if that's the basis for the entire inquiry i think it raises a new host of serious issues that have to be addressed at the forefront of why we have an enkwiry going on. between that and the fisa...

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