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In our polarized society we live in today it's almost tribalized where half one of je everything we see we see through the lens of our jersey. >> that's senator ted cruz on the state of american politics today with midterm elections right around the corner judge kavanaugh's drawn out confirmation hearing has gambling at the ballot box. republicans could lose the house despite the momentum of judge kavanaugh's confirmation giving them a better chance of keeping control of the u.s. senate. so confirmed or not rjts, what affect will the kavanaugh hearings have on the republican party. joining me ...

Said during judge kavanaugh, and there's no ad that's going to go out in this cycle of the midterms that is going to take away what was left with women, from both how angry judge kavanaugh was and how dismissive, you know, maybe when -- when dr. ford was on they actually human erred her. they didn't hear her, but the senate judiciary republicans did humor her, but once kavanaugh was on you could see it hadn't really made that big an impression on them. >> margaret, i want to get a sense of how republicans are going to use this confirmation battle during the next few weeks as they head to the n...

>> well, the only place i've seen it in the congress is between senator flake and senator coons. thanks goodness they did what they did, which is to get that investigation going because the display by the senate judiciary committee was as ugly as i've ever seen. certainly brett kavanaugh lost control of himself. the committee itself, you know, it's interesting, i wrote in the new york daily news today, you know, the republicans outsourced their manhood to a prosecutor from arizona, perfectly fine, but she was there only to use up their five minutes so that they didn't make fools of themselves ...

Let's start with what motivated him to do this. you describe him as being tired, not sleeping a lot before that vote. he was just unsettled. what does that mean? walk us through his thinking. >> what he told me is that on thursday night, the night before all of this went down, he barely slept. he was really torn on what to do. as of that next morning, friday morning, he had decided he was going to vote for kavanaugh. vote to confirm because he felt like there wasn't enough corroborating allegations against him. he said he was still unsettled and unsure of that decision. when he arrived at the ...

Comprehensive investigation. rod rosenstein when contacted by both senator flakes and coons said he didn't know within a week they could come up with anything that the members didn't already know. this is a -- this is really a senate that's on trial and a democracy that's on trial. we have the lowest regard for these institutions. the congress, law enforcement, the judiciary now and our democracy really hangs in the cross hairs of this because there's not a lot of confidence in them if they feel that everything is rigged. >> another question here about the limitations we have learned are in pl...