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breaking news. taking a live look at capitol hill. yes, still this evening republican senator mike crepo is questioning president trump's supreme court pick brett kavanaugh in a marathon hearing now approaching the 11th hour. he wouldn't commit to recusing himself from cases involving criminal liability for trump. >> one key facet as i've studied the history of nominees is not to make commitments on particular cases. i'm not asking for a particular commitment and i'm going to take your answer as a no. it's really a yes or no question. you will not commit to recuse yourself? >> senator, i think to be
affairs. and i also fear that he will encourage president trump to look at institutions such as nato, the european union, recognize that the you european union was created to try to take advantage of the united states. the wto, the g7. basically say to trump we should start over, we should create a new foundation, forget these institutions. cold war era institutions. and i hope the president will recognize thoo these institutions somewhere largely kept the peace in the international world for the past seven plus decades. >> david cramer, thanks for coming in. interesting to get your take whatever we learn coming out of this meeting. coming up for us, it was a marathon hearing but it immediately went from hearing to chaos. and then the chaos part lasted for hours. and hours. in the middle of it, a question about bruce 13wri7k stespringst. the congressman who asked that question joins me next. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car.
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information relative to the dossier? >> yes. >> sean: that pause was revealing. one of the explosive revelations during the marathon hearing. and congressman jim jordan. welcome to the club if you support donald trump. you had to know the lies, the smears against you are obviously a political attack. i'm sorry you're going through that. >> you've been through it. you know what it's like. so thank you. but today -- you're -- >> sean: i know it every day. it's all of us, anyone who supports the president. >> exactly right. >> sean: and i'm sorry you and your family have to go through that. >> think about that. the top doj official, bruce orr hands parts of the dossier to the fbi. and remember, bruce orr's wife nelle worked for fusion gps who
just yet. he is due back on the house side of the capital for what promises to be another marathon hearing. shannon? >> shannon: i bet he cannot wait. mike emanuel come alive on the hill, thank you. we are back to one of our top stories, the fbi raids on the president's personal attorney. do they have anything to do with pressure collusion? why the left keeps saying the president is about to fire the special counsel, despite the white houses repeated comments to the contrary. editor of the halftime report, chris stirewalt joins us now. >> it may be the last thing because the president said he might. it's possible that the president, and a public setting, in front of cameras, said that he might greatest be when i thought it was interesting when he said last night, he was really on a roll, when he was talking about going into the syrian meeting with his generals, asked about it, he didn't say he was or wasn't going to -- >> he entertained. >> shannon: that showed restraint i thought.
who obey the law and general criminal aliens and regular immigrants. there have been efforts by new york, a few years ago there was this coalition that opposed any deportation, even of criminals. when a noncitizen murderer finished his sentence, their position was that person should be returned to the community because no one should be deported, they actually had ashton, not one more deportatio deportation. that is not some fringe he thing, that's pretty mainstream among these anti-borders activist groups. >> tucker: if that's your position your nightingale and jane public policy, that's theology, that's a position of faith. coming up today, second day of hearings on neil gorsuch, the nomination to supreme courts. the marathon hearing just wrapped up a few minutes ago. will debate the judge's merits
some of the language. this gives you a better sense of the back-and-forth. >> every law does body pass as take seriously. nobody above the law in this country, and that includes the president of the united states. >> in the interview to come he ever ask you to overrule roe vs. wade? >> no. >> what would you have done? speak i would've walked out the door. would've been a violation of the separation of powers of somebody at this table, in order to get confirmed, had to make promises or commitments about how they would rule in a case that is currently pending and likely to make its way to the supreme court. no such thing as a republican judge or democratic judge. we just have judges. >> bret: this has been a marathon hearing. they often are, but this one is really long. let's bring in the panel.
who obey the law in general criminal aliens and regular immigrants. there have been efforts by new york, a few years ago there was this coalition that opposed any deportation, even of criminals. when a noncitizen murderer finished his sentence, their position was that person should be returned to the community because no one should be deported, they actually had hashtag, #notonemoredeportation. that is not some fringe he thing, that's pretty mainstream among these anti-borders activist groups. >> tucker: if that's your position your nightingale and jane public policy, that's theology, that's a position of faith. coming up today, second day of hearings on neil gorsuch, the nomination to supreme courts. the marathon hearing just wrapped up a few minutes ago. will debate the judge's merits or lack there of, stay tuned.
fun for someone who has any legal background tried to watch someone like an al franken try to go toto with gorsuch. -- go toe to toe. he's done great. it's been a marathon hearing. i don't see how he could've done much better. >> contrast between the settled law of gay marriage and yes, i will admit roe vs. wade has been confirmed many times. there is a big difference there. he did what other nominees have done before him, working really hard not to get pinned down and be specific on almost anything. for the democrats, they went into it with a weak hand, couldn't figure out how they were going to stop him or if they could. they come out of today with the same situation. they have to decide, how do they
some of the language. this gives you a better sense of the back-and-forth. >> every law does body pass as take seriously. nobody above the law in this country, and that includes the president of the united states. >> in the interview to come he ever ask you to overrule roe vs. wade? >> no. >> what would you have done? speak i would've walked out the door. would've been a violation of the separation of powers of somebody at this table, in order to get confirmed, had to make promises or commitments about how they would rule in a case that is currently pending and likely to make its way to the supreme court. no such thing as a republican judge or democratic judge. we just have judges. >> bret: this has been a marathon hearing. they often are, but this one is really long. let's bring in the panel.