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We have heard from the press secretary on this process just a few moments ago. what are we hearing from sarah sanders? >> reporter: we had an informal question ask answer session with sarah sanders as she was here on the north lawn driveway, and she is taking the position that the work is done. it's time for a vote. the president has also tweeted it's the seventh time the fbi has looked at brett kavanaugh. he says if there were 100 that would still not be enough for democrats, so we had a chance to ask several questions of sarah sanders. i asked her if there would always be an asterisk around ...

Be briefed by staff who have looked at the raw data, which is what you really find in this report, individual interviews, and then trying to kebt tconnec dots. what does it all mean. that's kind of what the select staff who's in a position to brief members can help them do, especially those not on the judiciary committee who were not a part of all of the behind the scenes work to prepare for this confirmation process. remember, it's gone from the committee now. the responsibility is on 100 senators in a multivote process, that is expected to get underway tomorrow. from the white house, the que...

So mr. president, let's not lose sight of the opportunity before us. this process has been ruled by fear and anger and underhanded gamesmanship for too long. time for us to stand up to this kind of thing. we owe it to the american people not to be intimidated by these tactics. we owe it to the american people to underscore that you're innocent until proven guilty. it's the senate that's on trial here, mr. president. what kind of image will we convey to the public. can we be scared by all these people rampaging through the halls accosting members at airports, coming to their homes? they're tryi...

Still on track for that vote, but it really does depend all entirely on those same three folks we've been focused on. >> i want to play that sound from the senior senator from south carolina, lindsey graham, this is a few moments ago. take a listen. >> we've humiliated this guy enough, and there seems to be no bottom for some of you. >> if he took a polygraph -- >> why don't we dunk him in the water and see if he floats. >> there's senator lindsey graham, a member of the judiciary committee. he's become one of the fiercest advocates for judge kavanaugh. we've seen him in front of cameras a lot...

That public testimony in last week's hearing is a substitute for interviews by fbi agents. not only do senators lack the expertise of fbi agents, we were only given five minutes to question judge kavanaugh, so in my view from what i saw, the investigation was very limited and it will be interesting after all of the members have an opportunity to read the documents, and we have an opportunity in public to discuss our conclusions what the findings are. >> thank you, senator feinstein. i just have three points to make. one, we had many fears that this was a very limited process that would constra...