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He lived with brett kavanaugh and he was his suite mate at yale, and he never saw brett kavanaugh, even though he was the one who came home with him at the end of the night, that he never saw him come home so drunk that he wouldn't be able to misremember something. they're saying we know him better, and we actually know that this is not the way he drank. this isn't how we would characterize it. although they did say he did drink, they're saying they didn't drink as much as being characterized now. of course you saw the president today saying brett kavanaugh described a drinking problem, having...

A brutal gang rapp at a fraternity party. after mounting criticism of the way "rolling stone" reported the piece the magazine admitted to discrepancies in the story and apologized to readers. now a bomb who is rom mates with jackie, the woman the center of the story. the woman is speaking out. she says she does not believe her roommate's story was a hoax, over the weekend, emily clark, who says she was jackie's suite mate wrote, quote, i believe wholeheartedly she went through a traumatizing sexual assault. she was current funny, outgoing, friendly, a pleasant person to be around that changed ...

She said among other things she doesn't know the specific details of what happeneds, jackie did communicate to her some of what occurred that night. she stands by jackie's story. she said she witnessed jackie's intense depression and withdrawal and said among others, i can tell you that this story is not a hoax a lie or scheme. she goes on in scathing language to attack rolling stone magazine. they have come under fire in regards to rolling stone's recent statement of misplaced trust in jackie this young woman, emily clark, the suite mate writes i feel rolling stone's statement is backwards as...

Story at different times that that somehow means she's lying. if i told you and two other reporters the same story, i'm going to tell it a slightly different way based on the questions i'm asked. just because someone tells minor details of the story a little differently at different times that doesn't mean they're lying. that, frankly, means they're human. >> can i ask you, because we're just getting this that emily, who is a suite mate of jackie, is now writing in the student newspaper and is saying she believes -- she said "i fully support jackie and i believe whoebl heartedly she went throu...

Afterwards. that's not a surprise. >> it's new. her suite mate is writing for the first time. i wanted to get your reaction on that. so what kind of damage, though, does this story do to other victims, if at all? victims of sexual assault? >> well, it does lots of damage in the sense that what women are so hesitant to do is to come forward and say "this is what happened to me." and when you see a survivor who is honest about what happened and the national fraternity attacks her and other reporters attacks her and it seems like the whole world is ganging up on her, the message that sends to sur...