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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180926:01:28:00 - Vimarsana News

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Senator had been involved with the kavanaugh nomination before he was appointed to his seat to replace john mccain. but honestly we don't yet know how they found her. >> rosalind helderman, one of a team of reporters who this night has broken the news about who the republicans in the senate judiciary committee have chosen to do their questioning on judge brett kavanaugh and dr. christine blasey ford in this highly anticipated committee hearing on thursday. rosalind, thank you very much for joining us. appreciate you being with us right after this scoop was posted. really appreciate it. >> than...

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Exactly about brett kavanagh. judge kavanagh continues to flatly deny all of the allegations against him, including those implied by mr. avenatti. but in terms of actually hearing what mr. avenatti's client has to say, as of last night he was saying we can expect to hear from his client by wednesday night. today he stuck with that timing saying he would disclose the client' name and accusations and when she is ready and he has adequate security measures in place to protect her. it is her choice and hers alone when to surface because it is her life. but he did say, quote, we expect it within th...

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Client has to say, whatever it is that he's going to put forward about his client's alleged accusations. we think those will probably be tomorrow. so we'll be watching for that. and now in addition to that, we just saw earlier this hour the lawyer for deborah ramirez tell us here on the show that he is in contact with the senate judiciary committee about trying to convey to them information about her serious allegation about judge kavanagh, telling us tonight that he has contacted the senate judiciary committee, that republicans on the committee have been willing to set up specific times, spec...

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And if as mr. clune says there has been contact that they have made an effort to contact the senate judiciary committee, the judiciary committee is refusing to meet all scheduled appointments to discuss this allegation against brett kavanaugh, i mean, my basic question here is this a live issue now? is it possible that she would still testify or that the committee in some other way will hear her allegation? joining us now is the attorney who represents deborah ramirez in this matter, john clune. mr. clune, thank you very much for joining us this evening. i appreciate you making time for us. >>...

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Either judge kavanaugh or dr. ford, instead bringing in the outside counsel to do it, it's an unusual thing. can you tell us anything further just from your reporting with your colleagues about how the republicans on the committee might have approached this, what sort of process they went through in order to arrive at rachel mitchell as their top choice. this is just something that really isn't done frequently in the senate. as far as we were able to tell today from our own research, this is something that hasn't been done in the senate in decades. >> yeah, i think we understand the motivation...