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Senators murkowski and collins in particular is when lindsey graham says that professor ford is almost as much of a victim as you are, judge kavanaugh -- >> mmm-hmm. >> painting judge kavanaugh as the real victim here and not professor ford, who is so emotionally and persuasively testified to the trauma that she received this morning. and then you see on the other hand someone like brett kavanaugh, who is exhibiting much more anger and vitreal and defiance than we saw in his previous hearings. as a prosecutor, i see some of his reactions and i think to myself, huh, this is kind of consistent w...

And so far, as i can tell right now, so far, there have been 15 or 16 women who have -- who have alleged that donald trump engaged in sexual misconduct. he's now got three women who've come forward on his top nominee. he's gone to bat for roger ailes in a number of cases of sexual -- charges of sexual misconduct. best i can tell, at least 25 women who have charged misconduct, he has come, he has agreed to only -- zero of those women. he said zero. all of them were essentially liars, the 25 were all liars and all the men are innocent. that signal to the country i think is powerful, and i just d...

And in this case, asking for an fbi investigation versus you could make up something that's anonymous and i think if these things really happened, the people need to go on the record. >> you agree that it's not fair to ask judge kavanaugh about anonymous allegations? >> yeah. i do because i think once you say these allegations, no one can ever -- you can't put that genie back in the bottle. there will be a certain number of people that will always say, well, you were accused of this and i think jeffrey's right, i don't think it's fair. >> david, is there any way to view tomorrow's hearing as c...

Anonymous that now comes out and says in high school he assaulted her. dianne feinstein has the let earn did not give it to the senate judiciary committee. there's no discussion on it. do you believe that a discussion can move forward or that the vote can move forward without that conversation being had? >> i think it all depends on what senators murkowski and collins do. whether they believe the accusations, you know, whether the woman comes out publicly. if she comes out and doesn't want to, to defend her -- this allegation and say exactly what happened, then the confirmation may be in doubt...

Court nomination of brett kavanaugh. kavanaugh is a historically unpopular choice. his polling numbers are worse than harriet miers or robert bork, who nominees whose were so unpopular they didn't even make it close to the court. kavanaugh's nomination has less support than either of them. in addition, though, specifically senators murkowski and collins are both pro-choice and his staunch anti-abortion will give them pause on roe v. wade alone. they may have some over specific issues with kavanaugh beyond that. you can see evidence of that in some of the questions directed at have gnkavanaugh ...