but but i do want to say one moe thing about brett kavanaugh. i know brett kavanaugh. i worked with him. i saw him day in and day out in the office. i did not win in high school. i didn't know him in college. i didn't know him in law school, that i've known him since he was an adult professional. what you seen if an outpouring of commentary, the people know him who say that this is completely out ofhi character fr brett kavanaugh. and that is my sense. i will say this, as an employer i from time to time heard complaints about sexual harassment. not a a hint of anything like t on the part of brett kavanaugh. he has led an exemplary life. we saw that in the confirmation hearings. i hope that exemplary life will be again taken into account by the world's greatest deliberative body, the united states senate. >> host: tom is in hampton connecticut democrat, good morning. we lost him. marie, virginia, independent, good morning. >> caller: good morning. the reason why i'm calling is because 72 years ago i was five years old, the last day of school, early part of june and i wa

one of those people, brett kavanaugh. and what are your thoughts this morning on this hearing that will be happening on monday where we will here get from brett kavanaugh in his accuser. >> guest: i don't know the accuser but i do know brett kavanaugh. i've been reaffirmed in my firm belief in brett kavanaugh and his integrity and character by the outpouring of support from those who have known them for all these years, not just people who worked with him the people who grew up with him p includina lot of women who say this is not the brett kavanaugh who we knew or went to school with and so forth. i hope there will be a balance in ultimate judgment that we have this long and distinguished career and then this one alleged episode from high school but i believe in brett kavanaugh and his integrity. >> host: we like viewers to join inie and the segment with judge stark democrats call -- republicans call -- independence call -- speaking of the judgment here from what people see on monday. who's the burden of proof on monday?

and his accuser -- brett kavanaugh and his accuser. >> i don't know the accuser but i do know brett kavanaugh and i have been reaffirmed in my firm hisef in brett kavanaugh, integrity and his character by the outpouring of support from those who have known him. not just people of worked with him, the people who grew up with him, including a lot of women who say this is not the brett kavanaugh who we knew and went to school with. i hope there will be a balance in the ultimate judgment, that we have this long and distinguished career, and this one alleged episode from high school. but i believe in brett kavanaugh and his integrity. host: we invite viewers to join in. for democrats (202) 748-8000, for republicans (202) 748-8001, for independents (202) 748-8002. speaking of the judgment here from what we will see on monday, who has the burden of proof? is it on the accuser to prove that this happened? on brett kavanaugh to prove that it didn't? guest: i don't think it will sort out that way. i think this is an ultimate judgment by the world's greatest alliterative body. they need to go

brett kavanaugh will be staring at your brett kava naugh will kavanaugh will be staring at your brett kavanaugh will probably remember how the aclu handled his nomination. yeah, and i hope he holds to his obligations as a judge to be very neutral and i presume that he will, but here‘s what i would say with respect to this. we did not oppose brett kavanaugh because of his political views, we did not oppose brett kavanaugh because president trump appointed him. many other civil rights and civil liberties organisations came out against brett kavanaugh from the outset, we did not. we took a neutral position because we do not oppose or support nominees for office, parts, at once christine ford testified in once brett kavanaugh ford testified in once brett kava naugh testified in ford testified in once brett kavanaugh testified in a way that he did, that our board, and this is a decision on board, it is not my decision on board, it is not my decision but outboard, felt that it would be irresponsible given that. it was based on the notion that someone who is accused of the kind of act that

we did not oppose brett kavanaugh because of his political views, we did not oppose brett kavanaugh because president trump appointed him. many other civil rights and civil liberties organisations came out against brett kavanaugh from the outset, we did not. we took a neutral position because we do not oppose or support nominees for office, but once christine ford testified and once brett kavanaugh testified in the way that he did, our board — and this is a decision of the board, it is not my decision but our board — felt that it would be irresponsible given that. it was based on the notion that someone who is accused of the kind of act that he was accused of credibly, no—one ever discredited christine ford's allegations, should not get a lifetime appointment to the court. before we finish, a couple of other important challenges that the aclu has had to deal with. ijust wonder whether in retrospect, you think you got it right. 2017, there was a march of far right white nationalists in cha rlottesville in the united states. people remember that it ended in violence, one of the nonviole

the most outrageous thing about this process is not what they did to brett kavanaugh. the disservice they did to the me too movement, future victims, that were truly victims because now, hesitate a little bit. >> is that why we are not hearing about it from democrats? >> it is counter to their narrative. they were saying 99.9% of all women tell the truth 100% of the time no matter even if there is no evidence every single woman has to be believed especially as relates to attacking gop men and this is counter. shannon: we are not hearing it from them but will it motivate them to go to the polls, might motivate republicans but will it motivate democrats? >> not much else could be done to motivate them more than they are being motivated. we are seeing enthusiasm level on the democratic side high since donald trump came down the escalator. shannon: and doing the same thing he did in the presidential election. you would think they knew he would do that. >> one thing no politician has the ability to do, turn out his base at these rallies. you can't underestimate the signific

, where he backed brett kava naugh kavanaugh hearings, where he backed brett kavanaugh and he didn't back down. he kept changing his mind, saying we will wait to see what happens, we will wait for the evidence. he could have withdrew him and he didn't. and he started to show republicans how to fight. what you said, interestingly, is that you are getting used to him now. does he have your resounding backing? well, ididn't have your resounding backing? well, i didn't vote for him in 2016, i didn't vote for the president because i couldn't decide. i thought he was the same type of person as hillary clinton. now, if the election were today, i would vote for him. i like his policies which are more popular than him. while there is an election today. you voted for your party? yasir. and i presume you have? i have. -- yes. many people here have voted as a postal vote, have you got a sense of the grassroots base, here in the uk, that they have been galvanised to wa nt to that they have been galvanised to want to vote in the midterms? yes, a big issue for american expats is tax. we are one of

i think if she voted yes on brett kavanaugh, she voted yes on brett kavanaugh, she would have risked alienating the base that she needs to turn out in st louis kansas city and colombia, but if you talk to a lot of republicans, they feel that the brett kava naugh earrings republicans, they feel that the brett kavanaugh earrings and the controversy around it galvanised the gop base, which for various reasons was divided here, along with the rest of the country, and it's a situation where i think republicans feel like the brett kavanaugh situation and claire mccaskill‘s no vote has energised voters here. on the other hand, i think that democratic, the democratic base also feels like the brett kavanaugh situation gave it another reason to vote for claire mccaskill. situation gave it another reason to vote for claire mccaskilllj situation gave it another reason to vote for claire mccaskill. i can hear that people are trying to get in touch with you, but you'll have to stay with us for a few minutes. if it's not brett kavanaugh, as you laid out there, what is the issue in this sorry —â

they've' refused to give brett kavanaugh due process assuming he was guilty. democratic senator kamala harris trying to draw an outrageous parallel between i.c.e., the u.s. government agency and the kkk. >> i do not see a parallel on what is constitutionally mandated. >> are you aware there is a perception. >> it puts i.c.e. in the came category as the kkk. trish: i'm setting the record straight. "trish regan primetime" * begins right now. migrants arriving by the hundreds on the mexican side of the u.s. border. more than a dozen of them have been arrested for trying to cross the border illegally. william lajeunesse is on the border in tijuana with this report. >> we expect to find an army. people said they would be waiting. reporter: impose bug not as fearsome as some thought. contractors welded ray gore wire to the border fence. >> we came to this place so the children can see the beach. >> these migrants raced ahead, leaving behind thousands more waiting for transportation. >> the women with children, with the babies, they need those buses. reporter: back i

brett kavanaugh is a switch. >> keep your hands off ginsburg. somebody knock some wood fast. >> the whole entire brett kavanaugh fiasco, incredible attack on that man and his entire family. as a mother and a wife i cannot comprehend what his wife went through solidified my i voting for trump in 2020. this is the way that the left -- if this is the way that the left is going to react and this is the way they are going to treat a man who by the way government, made judicial decisions 98% of the time similar to merrick garland, what else are they going to do when someone like amy barrett gets up there? >> when we talk about this shift in the policy of the republican party, in a lot of ways you represent, you see the guy outraged. >> free trade. >> how do you reconcile that? >> because i know the president and i know he is for free-trade. he is for free-trade. donald trump -- he changed positions over the course of his career except for that. if you go back to the 80s, donald trump on phil donahue, many of you don't know who phil donahue is. talking

, now we have justice brett kavanaugh. [applause] >> i will get to you in a second. charlie -- let me get to a question for you, it does seem what has changed in politics and the republican party and a change for both parties, no longer caring about these mythical unicorns swing voters and i'm going to play to the base. if you look at numbers, i'm not being partisan here, but if you look at popularity numbers, you're not doing great but it is working because the base loves you. is that the new strategy? the new normal? >> the political plot donald trump brought forward is what i think is healthier for a party , which is strengthen your base and find 2 or 3 issues the other side has ignored that does not compromise your core values such as the disaffected working class in the middle of the country , essentially anywhere between manhattan and malibu, and you talk about strong judges, strong justices, and win over the next 8% to 10% of reagan democrats. it worked for ronald reagan in a successful way, worked for donald trump

if brett kavanaugh's calendar had to basketball, your body is a wonderland, and your bubblegum tongue, you would have called for his arrest, right? >> john mayer wasn't up for the supreme court. if you're talking about two different men. >> tucker: it's in the way of democrats assuming political power. >> is not the same thing at all. one man is a singer, the other man was up for the united states supreme court. >> tucker: it's in the way of democrats -- >> a very serious allegation came up against kavanaugh, has anyone accused john mayer of sexual assault? >> tucker: i'm not attacking him at all and want to know what the standard is. is there such a thing as toxic masculinity which is just men being male? >> that's not true. >> tucker: it's no real definition. >> it's an academic term, it's about violence against women. look it up. we are talking about violence against women. please do. >> tucker: everyone is against violence against women. >> >> that's what toxic masculiy is about. >> tucker: what is your definition of toxic femininity? >> i don't think there is a definition. >> tuc

both parties claiming the fight over brett kavanaugh is motivating their voters. new details from a 400 plus page senate report on allegations made against brett kavanaugh and the president is taking note. >> what would have happened if he didn't make it because of her lies? think of that, how unfair, can you imagine? >> chris stierwalled with predictions about the so-called kavanaugh effect after the break. ♪ >> shannon: it was the most >> the most talked about story in america last month, the confirmation process for supreme court justice brett kavanaugh who was confirmed after a political brawl stemming from allegations of sexual misconduct against him. we take a look at new details released from the senate judiciary's reports on those accusations and the people who made them. >> despite unanimity among democrats of brett cavanagh's guilt a 414 page majority report of the kavanaugh allegations released by the senate judiciary may outrage republicans on the eve of the midterms finding, quote, no witness who can provide any verifiable evidence to support any of

, now we have justice brett kavanaugh. [applause] >> i will get to you in a second. charlie -- let me get to a question for you, it does seem what has changed in politics and the republican party and a change for both parties, no longer caring about these mythical unicorns swing voters and i'm going to play to the base. if you look at numbers, i'm not being partisan here, but if you look at popularity numbers, you're not doing great but it is working because the base loves you. is that the new strategy? the new normal? >> the political plot donald trump brought forward is what i think is healthier for a party, which is strengthen your base and find 2 or 3 issues the other side has ignored that does not compromise your core values such as the disaffected working class in the middle of the country, essentially anywhere between manhattan and malibu, and you talk about strong judges, strong justices, and win over the next 8% to 10% of reagan democrats. it worked for ronald reagan in a successful way, worked for donald trump wh

"whatever happens, i'm just glad we ruined brett kavanaugh's lif life. "just for a second, stand back and think how ugly and despicable and disgusting that is. she later apologized and she's being sarcastic, nothing funny. that sums up pretty much what we have witnessed now for far too many elections, far too many confirmations in this country. it's all they are offering you the american people in 29 days, the politics of personal destruction. it's clear, it's obvious, it's transparent. they want to regain power and they do it trying to make conservatives as evil as you possibly can. as you can imagine, they are taking -- they are not taking the confirmation tonight very well. this is a shocker, take a look. >> this is the institutionalization of tribalism on the court. >> women are shrieking out in agony, you can send us back to the 50s but mitch mcconnell says yes i can. >> the president says he's for law and order but not when it comes to sexual assault. >> this is a crushing defeat for women and women's rights. >> trump has delivered for these people

kavanaugh's drinking buddies and don't think he should be confirmed and brett kavanaugh's anger may be backfiring. even if the story was simply misplaced you can see why conservatives might be skeptical. we should mention brett kavanaugh's team lost in the final round. >> he will be coaching them on either way. thank you very much. first lady milania trump speaking out after days of criticism about her white house christmas decor. the power panel will weigh in. stick around. >> donald trump, accountant the lighting of the national christmas tree tonight, milania trump eliminating the deck touts bruce just south of the white house, the country star came to perform with the u.s. army band. it is freezing in dc tonight. milania trump speaking out after days of criticism about her christmas decorations. allison barber has more from the first lady. >> reporter: for the second time since moving into the white house milania trump unveiled christmas decorations and for the second time the decorations were mocked and turned into internet means, everything from the handmaid's tale to the clas

"whatever happens, i'm just glad we ruined brett kavanaugh's life." just for a second, stand back and think how ugly and despicable and disgusting that is. she later apologized and she's being sarcastic, nothing funny. that tweet sums up pretty much what we have witnessed now for far too many elections, far too many confirmations in this country. it's all they are offering you the american people in 29 days, the politics of personal destruction. their motivations. it's clear, it's obvious, it's transparent. they want to regain power and they do it trying to make conservatives as evil as you possibly can. as you can imagine, they are taking -- they are not taking the kavanaugh confirmation tonight very well chlt this is a shocker, take a look. >> this is the institutionalization of tribalism on the court. >> women are shrieking out in agony, you can't send us back to the 50s but mitch mcconnell says yes i can. >> the president says he's for law and order but not when it comes to sexual assault. >> this is a crushing defeat for women and women's rights.

those of us in the press will be evaluating the claims against him as we did against brett kavanaugh and scrutiny and he's going to be happy we are giving him the scrutiny he did not want to extend to brett kavanaugh. >> no reason to abandon due process on any of these cases. we have to be consistent. >> he did not afford that to brett kavanaugh. >> he will get that now. >> and i'm sure he's very pleased about that. >> thank you, great to see you. despite allegations the caravan is a non-news story the first wave of migrants reached our southern border. what they are doing in tijuana, what their next steps are and what the defense secretary told our troops along the border today. the law firm who represents the migrants, here with lieutenant general, we will way and after the break. ng for car insurance, it was a no-brainer. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. the geico app makes it easy to manage my policy. i can pay my bill, add a new driver, or even file a claim. woo, hey now! that's a win-win. thank you! switch to geico®

. >> any observations on the brett kavanaugh effect? think, republicans core voters in the states critical to by the highly offended questioning of the presumption of innocence. it was adrenaline. we worried about lack of intensity on our side and the brett kavanaugh fight -- it is noteworthy the one democrat in a red state who survived voted for brett kavanaugh. joe manchin. >> [indiscernible] democrat in a red state but you also -- [indiscernible] -- i'm wondering what kind of impact you think the president's rhetoric in the last couple weeks have had on your party with women voters and suburban voters in those key races? >> i will try not to have us waste our time on routine questions about what the president may say at any given moment. i am here to talk about the senate. we had a good day. i am proud of what has happened. the president was helpful to us. polls,ou look at exit one of the most important issues was health care. take away from that the message that any effort to repeal aca at this point is dead? >> it is obvious the de

if brett kavanaugh's calendar had to basketball, your body is a wonderland, and your bubblegum tongue, you would have called for his arrest, right? >> john mayer wasn't up for the supreme court. if you're talking about two different men. >> tucker: it's in the way of democrats assuming political power. >> is not the same thing at all. one man is a singer, the other man was up for the united states supreme court. >> tucker: it's in the way of democrats -- m >> a very serious allegation came up against kavanaugh, hasco anyone accused john mayer of sexual assault? >> tucker: i'm not attacking him at allan and want to know wt the standard is. is there such a thing as toxic masculinity which is just men being male? >> that's not true. >> tucker: it's no real definition. >> it's an academic term, it's about violence against women. look it up. we are talking about violence against women. please do. >> tucker: everyone is against violence against women. >> that's what toxic masculinitn is about. >> tucker: what is your definition of toxic femininity? >> i don't think there is a definition. >>

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we will see how long brett kavanaugh does it. most-watched, trusted, grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington our stick around for tucker carlson. hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram. is it ram? not ram. that's a chevy! it's chevy! that's right. from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. gorgeous. chevy hit it out of the ballpark with these. >> is this a political stunt? >> we don't do stunts in this department. >> thursday, november 1st and this is "fox and friends first". happening at 4:00 am on the east coast a no-nonsense response to james mattis as brand-new details we just got on the pentagon's push to stop the migrant caravan. >> if you want higher taxes and high crime vote for the democrats, vote for the democ

there is the brett kavanaugh effect. if you look at senators from states that went for donald trump two years ago they lost their election or once votes were counted they are going to lose their election. look at heidi heitkamp, claire mccaskill, joe donnelly from indiana and probably bill nelson and yet the one senate democrat who decided to put that aside and judge brett cavanagh and confirm brett kavanaugh to become justice cavanagh won his election. you can see the kavanaugh effect with election results. heather: with these appointments pending we have a lot going on. these lawsuits involving recounts and three different states, the asylum, migrant caravan going forward. >> the nominees being put forward are fair and independent. these are nominees who if confirmed will follow the law, they will not put their personal policy preferences into their decisions. they will be the kind of judges americans want who can rise above politics, leave the legislating to the people and representatives of the people and we see that

judge capital is one of the finest people to print court nominee recount in our judge brett kavanaugh is fighting back its three judge breakout role wasn't telling the judge brett kavanaugh his confirmation would swing the balance of the high court to the right and could lead to a revisiting of that hot button issues as abortion and gay marriage a woman says the president's u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh assaulted her when she uncovered were both in high school the u.s. has just gone through its most contentious supreme court nomination in decades america watched as brooke kavanagh ascended to the highest court in the country despite a serious allegation of sexual assault from his high school days. as the senate review kavanagh's nomination protesters took to the streets including discreet dressed as characters from the hymn mates tell a dystopian t.v. show in which women are oppressed by the state it was hard for me to breathe and i thought that bret was accidentally going to kill me what you want to do is destroy this guy's life hold the seat open and hope you win it twe

i know that the brett kavanaugh situation had an impact the senators who lost tonight for instance joe manchin joe manchin was the one senator from west virginia one democratic senator to vote for our become from ation of brett kavanaugh democrat from west virginia he was it was very questionable whether or not he would win he won tonight he's a democrat who held the seat the four and possibly more including two female democratic senators by the way were very vocal and very outspoken against brett kavanaugh so i know what motivated the republicans all over the country to come out and to vote because they don't like to see you know someone's life ruined like that and by the way since the confirmation two women well one in particular has admitted that she made it up she lie and she's been referred for criminal charges so i think it played a big part the caravan yeah when you have democrats saying and the media saying that all this is just poor people just people coming here for a better life guess what a majority of americans don't agree with that they believe in borders they believe if

that is what he tried to do to brett kavanaugh. now it's come full circle and now he has to deal with it. he's lucky that because of people like brett kavanaugh who believe in the constitution, he will have his due process and his day in court. >> sean: the reported tmz that could be problematic, if that turns out to be true, apparently, when he ran in, the day after, and the words "she had me first," if that is true, monica, that is problematic in my mind. that will be problematic for anybody. >> if that is his defense, "she had me first" -- >> sean: he says he didn't do any of it. to be heard to him. >> all of these hollywood liberals and others who embrace michael avenatti as some sort of hero of the resistance, they are all learning right now that you live by the avenatti and you die by the avenatti. l okay? he will have his day, he will have his day in court, he will have its own legal representation, as he's entitled to. very ironic that he was first in line trying to deny that you brett kavanaugh. and by the way, president t

brett kavanaugh was being treated very unfairly, very, very unfairly. and lindsey graham got up and he hit a chord that you hit very rarely in the world of politics or anything else. the meaning of what he said really changed the course of that event, and now we have a great, great supreme court justice, brett kavanaugh. lindsey graham. thank you. thank you, lindsay. he really did, that was very special. we are all here tonight to support an amazing leader and a tremendous champion for this great state, a woman who went to washington. she has been there now for a short time as your senator, but she is respected by all. some long-term senators have been down there, they told me this is a woman that gets it. she is smart, she is tough, and she loves you. cindy hyde-smith, we have to get her in. come up, cindy. [applause] cindy is working every day to rebuild our military, to fix our trade deals, and to deliver for our workers and our farmers and the families of businesses. she produces like few produce. this is a very, very special person. cindy defied th

brett kavanaugh was being treated very unfairly, very, very unfairly. up and hey graham got that you hit very rarely in the world of politics or anything else. the meaning of what he said really changed the course of that event, and now we have a great, great supreme court justice, brett kavanaugh. lindsey graham. thank you. you, lindsay. he really did, that was very special. we are all here tonight to support an amazing leader and a tremendous champion for this great state, a woman who went to washington. she has been there now for a short time as your senator, but she is respected by all. some long-term senators have been down there, they told me this is a woman that gets it. she is smart, she is tough, and she loves you. cindy hyde-smith, we have to get her in. come up, cindy. is working every day to rebuild our military, to fix our trade deals, and to deliver for our workers and our farmers and the families of businesses. she produces like few produce. this is a very, very special person. defied the democrat smear campaign by proudly promoting supre

"brett kavanaugh's anger may be backfiring." even if the story was misplaced, you can see why conservatives might be a bit skeptical and we should mention kavanaugh's team lost in the final round. >> shannon: all right, well, he's going to be there coaching him on either way. trace, thank you very much. first lady melania trump is speaking out after days of criticism over her white house christmas decor. tonight's power panel will weigh in. leslie marshall, general caldwell. stick around. this is your wake-up call. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, live

and while we are at it, what about brett kavanaugh? what about his high school yearbook and his purported teenage drinking problem and those gang rapes that he supposedly committed? what about those? those were the biggest stories in the world not so long ago, 24/7 on the other cable channels. those stories will define this election and it defined the entire historical era. everyone on television told us that. now these are just fading memories. it turns out they were sideshows. the midterm elections were never going to be fought over vladimir putin or brett kavanaugh or just about anything else we spent most of our time talking about. this election, like all elections, was going to turn on issues that actually affect the life of the country. this year there are three big issues: immigration, the economy and nationalism. the first is the most obvious. immigration determines who lives next door to you.nd it determines who works in your office, who chooses your leaders. there is nothing more fundamental in any country than the question o

i know brett kavanaugh was guilty until proven innocent. michael avenatti like anybody else should be innocent until proven guilty, but to not report this story when it's all over everywhere else in terms of this restraining order and the felony charges against him, they are not doing their viewers a service here, and it is shameful that they could have him on so often when he's accusing brett kavanaugh or donald trump or anybody else of things, particularly with those julie swetnick allegations, and not even report it now, i don't even know what to say anymore. trish: yeah. disappointing and yet not all that surprising. britt, you know, there are some out there that say this is somehow poetic justice or karma or whatever. again, i would reiterate, look, the country we live in, you are innocent until proven guilty. but certainly i suppose it doesn't look good, right? i mean, here's the guy who like accused brett kavanaugh of all kinds of things, went after donald trump and don't forget, one of his witnesses, a couple of his witnesses didn't

kavanaugh, the president not shying away, he wrote, a vicious accuser of justice brett kavanaugh has admitted she was lying, her story of made up, or fake. can you imagine if he didn't become a justice of the supreme court, because of her disgusting false statement, what about the others? where are the dems on this. >> chairman of judiciaryy committee putting out a statement that reading in part, under questioning by committee investigators, she admitted contrary to prior claims she had not bee sexual assaultd by juste brett kavanaugh. and accuse the brett kavanaugh and a friend of raping "her," several times each in the backseat of a car, she admitted to use claim as a tactic to bring attention of issue of sexual assault. and grassley made a similar referral regarding swetnick and her lawyer av ed thaty. >> thank you. john: u.s. military is mobilizing at u.s. and mexico border to help handle so-called my gran migrant care caravan. rick leventhal is in hidalgo. we're outside of mcallen, texas, out side of hidalgo crossing. between mexico and the u.s., also where u.s. military has lai

i know brett kavanaugh was guilty until proven innocent. michael avenatti like anybody else should be innocent until proven guilty, but to not report this story when it's all over everywhere else in terms of this restraining order and the felony charges against him, they are not doing their viewers a service here, and it is shameful that they could have him on so often when he's accusing brett kavanaugh or donald trump or anybody else of things, particularly with those julie swetnick allegations, and not even report it now, i don't even know what to say anymore. trish: yeah. disappointing and yet not all that surprising. britt, you know, there are some out there that say this is somehow poetic justice or karma or whatever. again, i would reiterate, look, the country we live in, you are innocent until proven guilty. but certainly i suppose it doesn't look good, right? i mean, here's the guy who like accused brett kavanaugh of all kinds of things, went after donald trump and don't forget, one of his witnesses, a couple of his witnesses didn't

significant point for me, we cannot think more highly about brett kavanaugh. i told my democratic friends can't give me 10 years. you will agree with me. you would be very proud and very happy that he is there. if he goes down, watch out what comes after him. ideology: a hard candidate that will be confirmed . he kept saying to me, i want the facts. investigationi give you more facts? for his reputation, they should do an fbi investigation. the notion that you want the facts but you resist an investigation does not make sense to me and sends all the wrong signals. just look this over to you because this is what you thought as well, right, dan? >> you want to control your own destiny. my fear was that would not be the case. i felt like this was going to be difficult to sustain. as mark said, we had the opportunity to help assure two supreme court justices. the process you go through to prepare for this is intense. the amount of rigor that goes into the background, the candidate and the preparation. having a little glimpse of it. he is a very close friend. anybo

is fighting back it's very tough judge brett kavanaugh wasn't telling the judge brett kavanaugh his confirmation would swing the balance of the high court to the right and could lead to a revisiting of fact hot button issues as abortion and gay marriage a woman says the president's u.s. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh assaulted her when she uncovered up or both in high school the u.s. has just gone through its most contentious supreme court nomination in decades.

but one telling us breaking with him on brett kavanaugh may cost her her job. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: from west virginia, to north dakota, and missouri, in the states won by donald trump, senate democrats are now fighting to hold on to their jobs. for joe manchin, that means walking a fine line. >> i stand up and support him when it's good for west virginia. and when it's not, i stand up to him. >> reporter: in missouri, claire mccaskill is eager to show she's willing to take on her fellow democrats. just listen to her closing ad. >> claire is not afraid to stand up against her own party. >> yup. and claire is not one of those crazy democrats. >> reporter: but in north dakota, a state trump won by a whopping 36 points, heidi heitkamp broke with the president on a key issue just one month before the election -- voting against his supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. >> this isn't a political decision. if this were a political decision for me, i certainly would be deciding this the other way. but, you know, there's an old saying, "history will judge yo

what is one race think was genuinely helped by brett kavanaugh's nomination? john: i am not sure there was just one. i think either side would agree that there was a kavanaugh bounce that helped all races. i do not know if there is one, off the top of my head, that stands out. maybe rod blum?

captioning sponsored by cbs >> this morning: a letter from brett kavanaugh's past-- perhaps a relevant one in light of his comments before the committee. "the new york times" releasing this from 1983, where kavanaugh, in his own writing, describes himself and his friends as "loud, obnoxious drunks." ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) >> my dearest squi, my heart sings with anticipation as our upcoming beach week blowout approaches. like me, you are a prolific and prodigious puker, and the most ebullient boofer i've had the pleasure to know. ( laughter ) how i eagerly await to join you in another devil's triangle and form two points of a lustful isosceles. this fall, i begin my days at yale, where we will party most hearty to the exotic white reggae sounds of ub40. ( laughter ) in conclusion, please burn this letter, as i one day may wish to be a "supreme court justice." yours, bart. p.s. i like beer. ( laughter and applause ) >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, a country for old men. plus, stephen welcomes... lady gaga. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, liv

back its three breakout role wasn't telling the judge brett kavanaugh his confirmation would swing the balance of the high court to the right and could lead to a revisiting of that hot button issues as abortion and gay marriage a woman says the president's u.s. supreme court nominee assaulted her. or both in high school the u.s. has just gone through its most contentious supreme court nomination in decades america watched as brooke kavanagh ascended to the highest court in the country despite a serious allegation of sexual assault from his high school days. as the senate review kavanagh's nomination protesters took to the streets including disk are dressed as characters from the hymn mates tell a dystopian t.v. show in which women are oppressed by the state it was hard for me to breathe and i thought that bret was accidentally going to kill me what you want to do is destroy this guy's life hold the seat open and hope you win it twenty twenty this is an ethical sham said stop and politicians the events once again broke open america's political and cultural divides but they also told ano

it seemed to derail the nomination of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. leslie? >> to larry's point, and i agree, i always say i am a woman first, before i am a democrat. actually, 90% or more of claims by victims, male or female, are accurate. you are talking about between 2 percent on 10% of the claims are fraudulent. the innocent until proven guilty, everyone who is accused is innocent until proven guilty, and i tend to believe the victim, but until we find out more as to the relationship of this victim, and he is denying it, just like others have denied it, i think we have to let all of the information on the facts play out, and i think we should do that in every situation. >> shannon: his name has been bandied about, he has entertained the speculation that he would run in 2020 for the democratic nomination to be president, but during the kavanaugh hearings when he -- he has been referred for potential criminal charges, he and a julie swetnick, with allegations against brett kavanaugh, we'll have to watch that, as well. they were democrats who wanted to dista

i used to hear about a man named brett kavanaugh who someday will be on the supreme court becausee of the intellect. and then he gets treated the way he getted treated. how unfair was that? but we got him in, and this will be the election of kavanaugh, the caravans, law and order, tax cuts and common sense. common sense. [cheers and applause] a republican congress means more jobs and less crime. a democrat congress means more crime and less jobs. and that sort of works. that's pretty good, isn't it? wow. i'd almost like to repeat that. that's pretty good. [laughter] this election is a choice between republican results and radical resistance. it's a choice between greatness

kavanaugh brett kavanaugh which is that or placing a hat on brett kavanaugh caravan invasion or about the caribbean care of. this series of suspicious packages sent across the country mail by mail bombs fire alarm here will keep you posted on. the. midterms in the united states are held every four years hoff way through the presidential to this year americans have a lot to choose four hundred thirty five members of the house of representatives thirty five seats in the senate and thirty six states governess this time around it's all about well money is not even on the ballot caleb maupin reports. usually the midterm elections in the united states are about as exciting as watching the grass grow low public interest and low voter turnout and the ads have a very amateurish quality to them. of the agenda a vague and. then mr trump said you're right. that part. so why is the biennial snooze fest suddenly turned into a political extravaganza well it's apparently about one man i'm not on the ticket but i am on the ticket because this is also a referendum about me so let's go over what's at st

>> this morning: a letter from brett kavanaugh's past-- perhaps a relevant one in light of his comments before the committee. "the new york times" releasing this from 1983, where kavanaugh, in his own writing, describes himself and his friends as "loud, obnoxious drunks." ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) >> my dearest squi, my heart sings with anticipation as our upcoming beach week blowout approaches. like me, you are a prolific and prodigious puker, and the most ebullient boofer i've had the pleasure to know. ( laughter ) how i eagerly await to join you in another devil's triangle and form two points of a lustful isosceles. this fall, i begin my days at yale, where we will party most hearty to the exotic white reggae sounds of ub40. ( laughter ) in conclusion, please burn this letter, as i one day may wish to

kavanaugh brett kavanaugh witches that are placing a hat on brett kavanaugh caravan invasion or about the caravan caravan. and a series of suspicious packages sent across the country mail by mail bombs fire alarm here will keep you posted on that. believe me over. the last. midterm elections in the us are held every four years half way through the presidential americans choose a long list of officials including all four hundred thirty five members of the house of representatives thirty five seats in the senate and thirty six state governors but this time around it's all about one man who's not even on the ballot . reports. usually the midterm elections in the united states are about as exciting as watching the grass grow low public interest and low voter turnout and the ads have a very amateurish quality to them. for the agenda a vague and. then mr trump said you're right. that part. so why is the biennial snooze fest suddenly turned into a political extravaganza well it's apparently about one man i'm not on the ticket but i am on the ticket because this is also a referendum about me

a lot of different things including brett kavanaugh. very happy with my cabinet. we're looking at different people for different positions -- very common after the midterms and i didn't want to do anything before but i will tell you for the most part i'm extremely happen i pi with brett kavanaugh. mike pompeo has fit in beautifully. >> how about your interior secretary? >> we're looking at that. i want to study what is being said. >> is he in jeopardy? >> he's doing an excellent job but we'll take a look at that and probably have an idea about that in a week. >> thank you mr. president. >> thank you. . >>> you told me the other day that you're an open book. >> i think i am an open book. >> point blank, democrats go after your tax returns will you try to block that or allow them? >> look, as i've told you, they're under order and have been for a long time. tlaifr extremely complex. it doesn't go by the biggest low firms in the country. the accountants are very large powerful firm from the standpoint of respect. highly respected. big firm. a great law firm. you know

kavanaugh brett kavanaugh witches that are placing a hat on brett kavanaugh caravan invasion or about the caribbean caravan. in a series of suspicious packages sent across the country mail by mail bombs fire alarm here will keep you posted on. the. midterm elections in the u.s. are held every four years hoff way through the presidential americans choose a long list of officials including all four hundred. thirty five members of the house of representatives thirty five seats in the senate thirty six state governors this time around it's all about one man who's not even on the ballot as caleb maupin reports usually the midterm elections in the united states are about as exciting as watching the grass grow low public interest in a low voter turnout and the ads have a very amateurish quality to them. for the agenda a message and. then mr trump said you're right. that part. so why is the biennial snooze fest suddenly turned into a political extravaganza well it's apparently about one man i'm not on the ticket but i am on the ticket because this is also a referendum about me so let's go ove

i understood senate side, brett kavanaugh, among other important -- here is the problem. i still don't know what the house of representatives on republican side was running on. i would have thought with economy with the way it is going. it was not a blue wave. why did they take so many seats? >> well, you are right, i don't think we matched on house side in our race. that the president has displayed. here in the town taking on the establishment. and the swamp, the town, everywhere that president went he made a huge di difference. he came to ohio on monday before. projections were we might lose all state wide races, we won them all but one, because president came to ohio. there is an energy about this guy that american people appreciate. they saw that marched in senate what senate stood up and defended kavanaugh, but not from the house. have we replaced be o obamacared secured border. mark: leadership would say, we sent that to senate. >> some went, only healthcare bill, we didn't do the reform package yet, we had a good bill we supported. chip was campaigning on. but we g