we will be watching for your tweets, even on the weekend, at alexander bolton, and also on the hill.com. thank you. alex: thank you for having me. >> i want to respond to comments made about leading the investigation. it has been said this committee has changed its procedure, this is the first time it has conducted its business in this way. the fbi does its investigation and delivers it on to the white house which passes it on to the committee. that is the report this committee receives from the fbi. it is said president bush reopened the fbi investigation when anita hill -- if i am wrong, my understanding is when you as a chairman found out about the information, that information also went to the fbi. perhaps it was the ranking member who gave the letter to the fbi. the fbi was given that information, is that correct? >> that is correct. it is sent to the white house in the usual way they do, that they consider it closed. >> first of all, the full letter unredacted was given to the fbi, does,e fbi did what it and i do not know exactly what they did the anita hill case, but what it norm

we will be watching for your tweets, even on the weekend, at alexander bolton, and also on the hill.com. thank you. alex: thank you for having me. >> i have the floor and before i make my opening statement, i'd like to start off, start out today where we left off on september 13. if you remember then we were -- ng a lot of motions from can we have quiet from the audience? senator grassley: is there somebody that can signal to me that the chairs are filled and peace and have some quiet. i'd like to start out today where we left off on september 13, although this is a new meeting. ut i was anticipating a lot of motions from the minority and we did have some motions for the minority. but if you remember i said that i'll give the minority a chance to make their motions and then i was going to make a motion that we have a time certain to vote. and so i want to make that motion time certain to vote but if there is a motion from the minority i would recognize that motion first. >> mr. chairman. i'd like to make a motion to subpoena mark judge as a witness before our committee. senator grassley

detect the presence without firing this of course yeah i mean alexander we have had a response from the. u.s. national security advisor john bolton called the s. three hundred deployment a mistake why do you think washington's hitting at something that's not directly affecting them. well apart from the fact that israel is a very close ally of the united states i believe there is a let's go to the business interest here the united states similar systems the patriot for example by raytheon and the u.s. military industry is one of america's most successful it is the one industry that is immune from. the tariffs again with china because nobody can substitute american defense systems for american buyers so we have a competition here with the rising return of russia's military technological might and so far in syria it has proven considerable now to that the fact that china has ordered the sukhoi thirty five. s. three hundred or s. four hundred systems just last week with americans sanctioning china. for this purchase you can see then the logic coming together. from that point of view. now. the u.s. has obviously justified their involv

alexander, we saw the president there speaking. you had john bolton speaking his head behind him as he made those comments to reporters. have you heard the president is going to make a specific announcement later today about time and place and confirmation of a second summit with kim? >> no. the president has been repeatedly asked about this over the past few days, and as he often does, he has repeatedly teased the fact that there will be a second summit coming up. jim and poppy, of course, there is a huge disparity between actually having a summit and achieving those concrete goals. it's one thing, as we saw in singapore, to go out there and shake hands in front of the cameras and call for denuclearization, and it is quite something else to go ahead and get it done. so there is a will tlot of negon that needs to happen in south korea, in north korea, in washington before those -- the goal of a completely verifiably denuclearized north korea can happen. to some extent the trump administration is putting the cart before the horse in teasing a second su

elaine chao, dan coats, mick mulvaney, sunny purdue, alexander acosta, robert wilkie, robert lighthizer. betsy devos. andrew wheeler. ryan zinke. john bolton. christopher wray. wasn't me. even the first lady weighing in focusing more on the author's anonymity than on the content of that op-ped. "if a person is bold enough to accuse people of negative actions, they have a responsibility to publicly stand by their words and people have the right to be able to defend themselves. to the writer of the op-ped, you are not protecting this country. you are sabotaging it with your cowardly actions." and if that's not enough for you, let's not forget bob woodward's upcoming book, "fear," quoting many members of the president's inner circle including former white house chief economic adviser gary cohn who says he swiped a letter off the oval office desk to prevent trump from signing it and killing a critical trade agreement with south korea. that letter, yes, missing the president's signature, now revealed. so, what about the democrats you might be saying? what are they doing in the midst of all this trump-related turmoil? they're shaking things up.

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we will be watching for your tweets, even on the weekend, at alexander bolton, and also on the hill.com. >> thank you for having me. highlights on the nomination of brett kavanaugh air tomorrow morning it 10:30 a.m. eastern time here on c-span. hearingss confirmation are also on c-span.org and on our radio app. the white house did not release an address by the president this week. deliveredtty murray the democratic address.

we will be watching for your tweets, even on the weekend, at alexander bolton, and also on the hill.com. >> thank you for having me. highlights on the nomination of brett kavanaugh air tomorrow morning it 10:30 a.m. eastern time here on c-span. hearingss confirmation are also on c-span.org and on our radio app. the white house did not release an address by the president this week. deliveredtty murray the democratic address. i'm senator patty murray from washington state. i watched dr. ford testify on thursday with tears in my eyes. incredible is truly and she is an inspiration to women and girls and a assault survivors across the country. now that we have seen dr. ford share her experience so bravely and vividly and we have heard what judge kavanaugh had to say regarding one of the allegations he faces, the eyes of the nation are on the supreme court nomination and the republicans who control the senate face a few very simple but absolutely critical questions. is the united states senate a place where women are listened to, heard, and respected? is it still just one more place where wom