napolitano. mrs. napolitano: this wrda enacted he into law and speaks to the members of congress to response to the water resources needs of our communities but to the demand. can you please describe for the subcommittee the scope of the chief's report and post-authorization report that the corps expects to send to congress in the coming months? major general spellmon: you would asked me to briefly describe each of the chief's reports? mrs. napolitano: not each one, but what is the scope of them? what is more important, what is salient in the recent submissions? major general spellmon: as i mentioned, three of the chief's reports deal with navigation. these are deepening of different segments of the project in norfolk, san juan and seattle harbor. we have an ecosystem restoration project in brownsville, texas. and as you know, they go under concurrent review both by the congress and the administration. mrs. napolitano: i'm interested in more detail on one of them but i'll ask for it later. significant

judge napolitano: absolutely.f he's not on courts by the midterm elections a lot of people in my view, even supporters of the president, particularly evangelical protestants who are conservative republicans will begin to doubt his ability to lead, will doubt mitch mcconnell's ability to lead and may stay home from the polls. there appearing to lose control of the house, a synonymy in the house even though it is the senate event, if brett cavanagh is not confirmed. >> you mentioned evangelicals, women, and this -- they are watching this closely. a lot of women supported donald trump and they are watching this. everybody moves from between now and moving forward. every move everyone makes is under a microscope. there are so many political landmines, what missteps republicans in the senate going to make? what mistakes can democrats in the senate make from this point on? judge napolitano: when anita hill challenged judge clarence thomas, she was timor-leste in a truly brilliant cross-examination by the late senator ar

judge napolitano: i don't.trial and here is -- a little amorphous. senator graham will say there were no rules. i agree there are no rules. it is a question of impression, at 3:00 this evening what is the general impression of the united states of america? >> who do you believe? judge napolitano: not what happens or what is the truth but who is more credible? that is a political question. that questions whether we should be having hearings like this but we are, because democrats persuaded senator grassley these allegations are serious enough, not that doctor ford prove her case or brett kavanaugh disprove her case, and -- >> just listening to her she sounds like she is telling the truth but you start thinking about what her boyfriend said, she's not credible, she threatened him, got a restraining order and look who her attorney's, michael avenatti. judge napolitano: that is why we have cross-examination. it is a great tester. ainsley: how do we know what the facts are. you believe her opinion or brett kavanaugh

napolitano for any remarks she may have. >> thank you, mr. chairman. very pleased to be here this morning to welcome mr. spellmon. thank you for holding this very important hearing to reflect on the condition of our nations water resources infrastructure. i do want to extend a warm welcome to today's witness, major general scott spellmon, deputy commanding general for civil and emergency operations at the corps of engineers. today's hearing is a crucial and necessary step that is -- that this subcommittee must take as we work towards enactment of the water resources development act of 2018. since the passage of the water resources development act of 2018 last congress the corporation of engineers has submitted and completed 16 reports to congress, including projects in seattle, washington, norfolk, virginia, california, cath river in kentucky, san juan, puerto rico and others. these purposes include water and storm risk management, ecosystem navigation are critical to developing and maintaining our economy at the local, regional and nashless levels. to

. >> juan williams and co-host of the five and fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. thank you for being here this morning as we wait for the beginning of this hearing. we got word that judge kavanaugh has arrived on capitol hill. not in the room yet. left his home a short time ago with secret service. juan, your expectation this morning? >> will he ultimately be confirmed? >> the odds are that he will be confirmed. the republicans have the votes and right now we're locked into a very polarized process. just last night you had documents released i think like 42,000 pages of documents. there were democrats have been asking for it. they say nobody can read that much in time for the start of the hearings. but the whole process really now boils down to no democrats voting for this nominee, all the republicans with the potential as what was pointed out earlier you have collins and murcowski looking at this issue. because they want reassurances that kavanaugh is not going to overturn abortion rights in the country. it is really come down to that. kavanaugh is replacing jus

we bring in judge napolitano. what is your reaction? >> it is extreme but not unlawful.it is anything it is more extortion. but it is weatherin legal underr system. you give money to people you like. liz: let me push back, is it a step further, take an action. if you take an action you will get money, that is influencing. >> not if you take an action you get money, it is if you take action we lone like. liz: backing up, campaign donations are free speech, they are trying to influence her to take an action either way with money is that not bribery. >> no this is a valid criticism of our system that -- remember tip o'neal, money is mother's milk of politics, this is an example. liz: this pushing envelope. >> progressives av her who said that brett kavanaugh wants to kill me, these people condemn influence of money in politics, and i have never seenon avert in-- overt. liz: this superbing e pushing t. >> yes, but not a crime. liz: and he said this is his new memoir, ken starr said hillary clinton claimed over a hundred times she did not recall or remember in response to que

judge andrew napolitano along with us, dipping in and out of this today. thank you very much for your expertise. let's now bring in republican senator john thune, chairman of the g.o.p. conference. great to have you. we are about to have a little more time than we thought we would because as i was observing, they are in fact after some outburst there, after a protester outburst they are going to take a break. you and i have a little more time. let's catch up with the action today and start with this. you work across the aisle with senator cory booker of new jersey. what did you make of his so called surrender to senate rules? he's allowed himself to come if it's necessary to be expelled. we learned that documents have perhaps been cleared for us to see. >> i think the point of all of this is, clearly he is running for president. you've got to appeal to the far left end of the far left right now is in a rage over judge kavanaugh and the fact that this president would have the opportunity to nominate him and get them confirmed and the supreme court. it's all

. >> i want to bring in judge andrew napolitano. he joins me in the studio.ked the judge to sentence cosby to 5 to 10 years. the cosby definition had asked for house arrest. they also had hoped for less time because is he over 80 years old and legally blind. the judge did not have sympathy there. however, did he get a lot time than he could have been sentenced. >> he could have been sentenced to 30 years. >> sure. >> which would be odd for a person 82 years old. >> it has been done before. >> yes, it has been done before. this judge showed no sympathy whatsoever during the trial and may have exposed the trial to and did expossession the trial to appealable issues about which later if you want to go there and has been given a rather lenient sentence. so much lenient i wouldn't be surprised that cosby's people guilty verdict rather than of the sentence. if they do file an apeeflt sentence, expect the state to cross appeal which would raise the sentence up. right now between 3 and 10 means he must 80% of three. two and three quarter years in jail. thereafter, it

fair process and i'm encouraged with decades of experience to recognize with an award from janet napolitano to this important process. it is time for senators to hear from doctor ford and judge cavanagh under oath tomorrow we will do just that

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for more on this let's bring back judge andrew napolitano.ing news that the "new york times" top of this hour releasing information and a story saying that there was a meeting where rod rosenstein talking to others about the 25th amendment and possibly wired to record the president might have been said sarcastically, it was also said apparently that this was after rod rosenstein was very frustrated about how the entire situation was being characterized and how his character was being impound after firing comey. and then judge, i just want to remind you that our own producer jake gibb is on the justice department reporter says that several people in the room, including andrew mccabe and lisa page, and a former doj official tells fox news to remember that there is an active investigation into mccabe being conducted by the u.s. attorney's office in washington, an indictment could be coming. this seems like mccabe is getting desperate and, judge, i do want to show you this tweet from matthew miller. he was a spokesperson for the obama justice dep

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fair process and i'm encouraged with decades of experience to recognize with an award from janet napolitano to this important process. it is time for senators to hear from doctor ford and judge cavanagh under oath tomorrow we will do just that. and then it will be time to vot vote. >> i come to the floor today to join my colleagues to lift up the voices of women across the country right now are being ignored, swept aside and attacked. to call on our republican colleagues to join us to do everything we can that women are heard and listened to and respected as we debate and deliberate judge cavanagh's nomination to the supreme court.t. mister president, recently i talked to my constituents about the supreme court nomination i met a woman named kate who bravely told me and others about her experience being sexually assaulted. she shared her story july 2016 gone to a concert that evening and was sexually assaulted that night. but it was how she explained what happened after that i went to share today. she said "as a sexual assault survivor i know firsthand these experiences have a lasting impac

sensitive investigations, who was recognized with an award by arizona been a democratic goverr janet napolitano to lead expertise to this important process. it's time, mr. president for senators to from both dr. ford and judge kavanaugh under oath.

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judge napolitano: the last one she means roe versus wade.president nominates in my view will get i vote or not get my vote depending on their fidelity to roe versus wade. i think she will vote yes. she is loyal to the majority in the senate in this instance and i think brett kavanaugh acquitted himself nicely in two days of hearings. stuart: let's see of her opponents, whoever it may be gets that million dollars. now this. volkswagen is going to use 3-d printers to mass-produce car parts, using an hp printer printing structural parts out of steel. it will likely be 2 or 3 years before technology is ready for widespread use but they are committed. the big board has come back a bit. we were up 150, now we are up 112. ahead of the hurricane look at the insurance. allstate and travelers have a lot of exposure in the carolinas, the utilities that serve the carolinas, duke is down a fraction, scanner is up a fraction. we told you more companies are dropping college degree requirements. one of them is ibm. next we talk to the talent leader, why the

. >> melissa: i heard judge andrew napolitano earlier and if i heard him correctly that he was at the white house on frida friday. talking about declassification. that was just on friday when he met with the president? >> there is some reporting, independently confirmed up but there is some reporting that there was a meeting involving the president and senior justice department officials at the end of last week sort of a cautionary meeting with the president's deputies about the impact of the classifying these fisa records. in particular, the concern of two u.s. allies who provided intelligence that helped to build that phis application, not a secret that those allies include australia and also united kingdom. but i don't independently have confirmed the timing that we all know from the president's own tweet that it was friday morning that he elected to sort of dial back the declassification of those records and hand that job over to the inspector general. i know for my own reporting recently about the fight is a case and when that will eventually become public that there is no way th

sensitive investigations, who was recognized with an award by arizona been a democratic goverr janet napolitano to lead expertise to this important process. it's time, mr. president for senators to from both dr. ford and judge kavanaugh under oath. tomorrow we will do just that. and then it will be time to vote. >> mr. president, i i come to e floor today to join my colleagues in lifting up the voices of women across the country who, right now, are being ignored, swept aside, and attacked. and then call it on our republican colleagues to join us and do everything we can to make are heard, listen to, and respected as we debate and deliberate over judge kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court. mr. president, recently i was back home in washington state to talk to my constituents about the supreme court nomination, and i many women named caitlin who bravely told me, and others, about her experience of the sexually assaulted. she shared her story. it was july 2016. she had gone to the concert that evening and she was sexually assaulted that night. it was how she explained what happened after th

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judge napolitano is back.by the justice department of a major newspaper? >> no. it is a legitimate investigation by the white house as an employer of a human being profoundly disloyal to the boss, but there's no basis for a criminal investigation. the justice department investigates crimes. it doesn't investigate all wrongdoing like a civil wrongdoing, where an employee disses the boss in a public place but hides his face. this is what happened here. stuart: if the leaker had leaked a state secret, for example, that's a security issue, that merits a justice department investigation. >> correct. correct. when the president used the word "treason" in his tweet, then repeated it to pete hegseth, whenever the last rally was, thursday or friday in montana, i was very disappointed to hear that. not only is that wrong under the law, it's dangerous. treason is the only crime defined in the constitution. the framers did it that way so congress couldn't change the definition and the courts can't change the definition. i

judge napolitano: absolutely not.ouldn't manager here it. pete: feinstein got word from a lawmaker who said i have this person who wants to come forward against brett kavanaugh and on september 12th feinstein share the story with democrat and then says she sent information about brett kavanaugh to the fbi. so brett kavanaugh had anonymous allegation and on the 16th, ford reveals herself to the washington post, and says i will speak to her lawyer, the next lawyer says we won't do that. >> would see her expression or if she is upset or emotional but it would be a problem if true. if it is not true that is a problem too because you can't claim someone did something and not follow through or come out publicly. this is a dad, a husband. he has a reputation. you have 65 people from high school pending the letter that said he was a great guy, amazing person and think about the guy that ended up very successful as brett kavanaugh has, who was a leader, a person of character and a really good person and if you heard this about

more for on this i'm joined by judge andrew napolitano senior judicial analyst.e us to where we are today. we know the judiciary committee is saying we will go to her come to washington. >> monday. my own professor ford is not physically there at the hearing. and doesn't take an oath and give her version of these events, then judge kavanaugh should say nothing. his denials should come out of mouth of the press office and white house. it would be judge kavanaugh to compel him to deny something based upon hearsay and a newspaper report rather than out of the mouth of his accuser. he and the people managing his nomination are entitled to hear her words and gauge her credibility and get a handle around everything she says happened before a word has to come out of his mouth. and, though my hat is off to senator grassley, i'm smiling because he looks like he hasn't slept in a couple of days over this trying to figure out a way how to resolve it i don't think sending staff members to california and interviewing her in her home will fit the bill when shy revealed this to

judge napolitano is here.y're talking about the suppression of conservative opinion and maybe antitrust grounds to do something with google and the rest of them. will it get anywhere? >> in my opinion, no, it won't get anywhere. in fact, the president -- this is something the president cannot order. the president could not sign an executive order saying investigate varney, find something he did, investigate alphabet, find something they did. investigate amazon. i hate jeff bezos. there must be articulable suspicion. it can't be because the chief executive wants them investigated. so i don't think this goes anywhere. he may not want it to go anywhere. he may just want the so-called targets to fear his threats and his power. stuart: it's hard to bring an antitrust move against a company when that company is lowering prices to consumers. >> correct. it is also hard to see the criminal activity in the suppression of conservative speech even if it is intentional. it is not a crime. they are not the government. i kn

i want to bring in judge napolitano now.ause this is private enterprise but look, the amount of power that just a handful of people have amassed, they know everything about a couple of billion people. they dictate what you see, what you read and don't tell me they need competition because you're not going to get competition. >> you sound just like the progressives in the early part of the 20th century when they went after the railroads and everything that was so big that it was as if it were a government itself. an argument debunked by all free market economists because those railroads were competing with each other and drove the costs down. google effectively has no competition, because of the barrier to entry. does that justify the government tampering with the freedom of speech of the people that run google, because they were morose, morose the night donald trump was elected, as some people around here were morose the night that barack obama defeated john mccain? people are entitled to political opinions. stuart: they dec

judge andrew napolitano, fox news contributor, and also a friend of cory booker for quite some time. >> we have probably been friends for 20-25 years. we agree on very little politically, but i have great respect for his courage and political honesty. these documents that show the thinking of the nominee, when he was a young lawyer in the white house. just because some senate staffer stamped it as confidential doesn't make it confidential. what do the documents show? shannon bream talked about one set of documents which show a little bit of the ambivalence about how race neutral the government should be when it is concerned about security at airports. but the more incendiary document, this is what senator booker is going to interrogate him about later today. his statement in which he says roe vs. wade might not be settled law. that is 180 degrees from what he said under oath. here is kavanaugh's defense. what i was saying was the state of the law in 2003 when i said it. but today, in 2018, after all the litigation that has reinforced roe vs. wade, it is clear that today, it is well-s

we had some champions in the house, the mental health caucus which is chaired by grace napolitano. a suicideted prevention task force within the house. that is starting to get some momentum. it is the first time we have ever had that. it has bipartisan support. we have some gym is. they know we need an investment in research. we will work hard to get that. as well as the prevention manyams, cdc, there are so places in our federal government that we need to invest in if we are going to reduce suicide. we need to make the investment. it must be commensurate with the size of the problem. afsp.org is the website. sunday night on q&a, cbs news chief white house correspondent talks about his book mr. trump's wild ride. >> is not just about partisanship. it transcends party. asescribe donald trump proto-partisan. he is bigger than partisanship. there is an emotional dynamo that he spins within people. he doesn't intentionally, sometimes he doesn't know he is doing it. influencingnd it is every aspect of american life. politics, inomics, ways you detected the way journalists in iraq this o

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for reaction we go to fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano.udge, 36 years ago we can never get to the truth what actually happened. it is he said/she said, it is matter of whose credibility that you have more faith in the judge or dr. ford. can we get to the bottom of this? >> i don't think it is a reality that this actually happened. it is who is more credibility at the end of the day. there are no rules on thursday. other than that the republicans have 11 votes, democrats have 10 and chairman grassley presides. the issue at the end of the day, not did this happen which of the two is more believable? is it dr. ford and her allegations or judge kavanaugh and his denials? i would have counseled him not to go on here even though our own network and deny an allegation that hasn't yet been made. right now the only allegation we have is letter she wrote to senator grassley and an interview she gave to "the washington post." what he needs to deny every nuance of her behavior under oath before the senate committee on thursday and, we don't have that

our own judge napolitano says if she doesn't testify, she should be subpoenaed. he will explain what he means, straight ahead. so fun to be on the floor on days like this, cheryl? reporter: no doubt, cheryl. if we end up higher it will be 100th record close. we have been up close to 274 points. close to 250 right now. it has been a good day for stocks from the get-go. we'll highlight trade as you mentioned in your open in just a moment but technology is certainly worth looking at. this month of september tough one for tech. mike con technology has had a rough stretch is up by 2 1/2%. so those tech stocks are red hot for the almost entire year. cooled off a bit. and are now rebounding today. there is appetite for ipos. a couple here on the floor generating excitement. a spin-off of eli lilly as well are both trading very nicely on their day of action. positive vibes around the trading floor and trading floors today and i will say something about trade as we wrap up. the s&p 500 has been up eight of the past nine sessions. we have been on a nice stretch no matter w

. >> reporter: matthew napolitano, fox news. >>> police are searching for a driver who hit a student right in front of the antioch high school. there were two incidents yesterday and the first was in the morning when a student crossed 18th street in front of the school and was hit by an suv. that driver took off. one hour later, two students were hit near the same location and the driver in that incident stayed and cooperated with police. all three students are said to be okay. investigators released a surveillance photo of the toyota 4-runner involved in the first incident and it has a california license plate, 4ygw385. >>> police in palo alto want you to look at the sketch of a robbery suspect. saturday, two 50-year-old woman and her daughter to the ground as they walked down kingsley avenue. the suspect stole the mother's purse. they could only describe one of the men, a dark skinned man in his mid-20s, 6 feet tall and weighing about 200 pounds. if you have information, call palo alto police. >>> police are looking for a man involved in a card skimming scheme. look at these photos

let's bring in judge andrew napolitano who has been watching this along with us.ge, your thoughts. >> my thoughts are that he came out swinging as he needed to. this was a clear and almost ferocious defense of himself, which rivalled in its emotional impact of the brilliantly executed defense of justice thomas in a similar situation. then judge thomas in 1991. he went through every allegation by dr. ford, not by the others, that's what is before the committee now. he went through every allegation and presented a clear and convincing and believable and forceful defense. politically, if republicans were gloomy two hours ago, i don't think they are now. >> bret: you said this is a horrible day for the white house. does your tone change now? >> absolutely. he did what he had to do. as martha said, the cork is out of the bottle. this is a -- almost a different person from the one we saw on monday night when martha interviewed him. i'm going to suggest that his handlers held him back then. since then, he said the heck with you. i'm going to be my own man. i and my famil

then democratic senator, governor janet napolitano previously recognized her as the outstanding arizona sexual assault prosecutor of the year, and she is spent years instructing prosecutors, detectives and child protection workers on how to properly interview victims of sexual assault and abuse. with her aid i look forward to a fair and productive hearing. i understand that there are two of the public allegations. today's hearing was scheduled to, in close consultation with dr. ford's attorneys, and her testimony will be the subject of this hearing. we've been trying to investigate other allegations. at this time we have not had cooperation from attorneys representing other clients. and they have made no attempt to substantiate their claims. my staff has try to secure testimony and evidence from attorneys for both deborah ramirez and julie swetnick. my staff made eight request. yes, eight requests for evidence from attorneys for ms. ramirez, and sixth request for evidence for attorneys for ms. swetnick. neither attorney has made their clients available for interview. the committee can't

napolitano, but also congresswoman gonzalez needs to be a part of this. we need to know how to implement this. this is part of their recovery. we need to make sure we don't just authorize it but we have a feasible, financial plan of how to move forward. lastly, on the sioux locks. looking at this, you're increasing your contingency to 37%. 37% contingency on this probably. 37% is a high cost. this project dates back decades . you also were showing a 700% variance in your b.c. ratio. those numbers, you're asking us to authorize nearly $1 billion project. that's an awful lot of wiggle room. you've got to give us some confidence that you know what you're doing and that this is going to be a good investment for taxpayers. so i would like to learn a little bit more about that one. but with that, i'm over time. any other questions that folks have? the gentlewoman from california. >> thank you, mr. chair. no, i'll also submit my questions for the record. i do have some. mr. graves: are we good? all right. so, general, again, i want to thank you very much for bei

napolitano. mrs. napolitano: thank you, mr. defazio. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of s. 3021, america's water infrastructure act of 2018. i thank chairman shuster, ranking member defazio, chairman graves and our own respective staffs for their work on this legislation. it is encouraging to see the transportation infrastructure committee continue in a bipartisan fashion on this legislation every two years. the bill authorizes army corps of engineers feasibility studies, chief reports and water resource projects across the country for a diverse array of purposes. including flood damage reduction, ecosystem restoration, water supply, navigation and other things. the bill also includes important provisions at both the -- that both the house and the senate have worked on to improve e.p.a. water programs. i am pleased to have co-authored several of these provisions that will assist communities experiencing stormwater challenges and drought with additional water supply and water treatment options. section 401 -- 4106 authorizes $50 millio

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judge napolitano was with us.ne-tooth comb. watch. >> judge kavanaugh has had six full-fledged fbi investigations. four for his time in the bush white house. for his job and each time he got a higher level of security clearance. one for the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit he sits now, second highest court in the land and one for the nomination to the supreme court. this didn't come out at all. i have two of these. i know how thorough they are. i couldn't believe the stuff they found out about me. hard for me to believe this thing as monumental as it sounds never, never was found by the fbi. brian: they were on track to have a vote, first blow up the filibuster, make it a simple majority. to into committee. general's vote. by next week, we taughtthought to be another supreme court justice. the question what will mitch mcconnell will say. basically we're still on track. what will grassley say. i will set up phone calls. is she willing to testify. grassley will say you can go front

jail judge napolitano on that one, coming up next.oint for dow industrials notwithstanding likely rate increase from the federal reserve this morning where is tenure treasury yield gone down 3.08% is where we are right now. all right, a judge in pennsylvania has jailed bill cosby for three to ten years for sexual assault all rise judge napolitano is with us. three to ten -- does that mean he definitely depends the next three years in jail? >> more or less and it could be just a little bit under three. but yeah this is odd sentencing -- system, and in pennsylvania it is same one they have in new york but almost all other states in the federal system, you sentence to a time certain. eight years which means 85% of eight year, ten years by saying three to ten -- the judge is effectively transferred his authority to the prison officials. and they will decide when between three and ten it gets up. can't keep them more than ten and can't really are hear a parole application until he served very, very close to three. then it will be parole bo

charles: all rise, judge andrew napolitano is here.avanaugh maintains this never happened. >> right. charles: so they both show up next monday, they both testify, they both sound credible where us did it go from there? >> you know, charles, we were talking about this, you, susan and i during the break, there are no ground rules here. does dr. ford have to prove her case if this were a court of law with what we call a preponderance of the evidence, more evidence to support her allegations then against isn't does judge kavanaugh have to prove his case he is worthy of being on the bench? does effectively have to prove a negative, that some event didn't happen? what happens if it's a tie? we're not talking about a jury talking about guilt or innocence or a civil case, whether the plaintiff has made her case out. we're talking about general impressions. charles: right. >> what will the impression be at 5:00 monday afternoon as to who was telling the truth, dr. ford or judge kavanaugh. that impression is not only on us, not only on the membe

i want to ask a question i asked judge napolitano at lunch. you mentioned the three and the clock in the morning problem, businesses don't know what's going to happen so we have a good 2 and a half years or 6 and a half years or if mike pence takes over we have a longer run but they're up in the rafters waiting to come down and eat our lunch next time there's a progressive president and the american economy may not grow at enough of a rate until we cure that problem so i'd like to ask, do you think that perhaps part of the solution could be making trumps regulatory reforms permanent by requiring constitutionally that regulations, major regulations have to be approved by congress instead of dictated by the bureaucrats, whether or not you've heard of an effort that's been unanimously endorsed by the rnc with the approval of the white house for a constitutional amendment called the regulation read amendment which has been endorsed by, mike pence was the first to supported which would require that regulations be approved by congress. a theory if y

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and surprises and exciting sports weekend that included a championship comeback by tiger woods, napolitanoox news headlines 24/7 siriusxm 115. >> i'm used to it my whole life. jillian: this was insane, i saw so many tweets, four back surgeries, the man is back. >> he has returned, tiger sundays are officially a thing again. comes with 11 under par in tour championship, first win since 2013, most incredible comes with him walking to 18th hole and the crowd behind him. jillian: they ran so fast. >> i wouldn't have want to be security or police there. how do you keep the crowd controlled. it's unbelievable. this is the tour championship, final event of pga tour season, this wraps up fedex cup, he ends up being the world number one and taking taking the title butr woods getting first win in over 5 years, like you said 1,860 days. rob: he has been through a lot, congrats to him. patriots starting the season at 1 and 2 for the first time since 2012. >> if you're fan in afc, you're happy about this. jillian: what happened? >> against the lion who were blown by jets and this was a game and wins fi

foxnews senior judicial analyst andrew napolitano-- nippon apollo wraps it up for us. turanose is a bleeding outcome of the blood test started accused of executing silicon valley's biggest scam announced in a letter to shareholders will officially dissolved. the letter admin" we are now out of time. the move comes in the wake of criminal charges targeting founder elizabeth holmes and her second-in-command for allegedly defrauding investors, doctors and patients out of hundreds of millions of dollars. the firm has been tarnished by the scandal and will pay creditors the remaining cash. we talked about this a lot because the wall street journal that incredible journalism on this jerk. dagen: almost three years ago this was a company that the journal today again credit to a newspaper, credit to hard-core investigation journalism. john kerry m broke the story nearly three years ago. silicon valley biggest fraud and here's where it draws a line, again the sake blood testing machine had been rolled out margaret. they were putting people's lives at risk potentially giving peo

brian: here to weigh in fox news senior judicial anne analyst judge andrew napolitano.>> i don't know that anything changes after the interview, brian. it's a very challenging question. i think he would like to have said a lot more but he was exceptionally self restrained and said two things to martha i know nothing about this because i have never done this in my life to anyone and second, i want the process to be fair. she asked unbelievably superb and direct and thorough questions. but the white house had prepared him not to go there is this because of roe v. wade? of course it's because of roe v. wade. >> of course it's because of roe v. wade. is it because you are catholic? of course it is because is he catholic. he doesn't want to go there because it opens up a can of wormings. where is the burden of proof? there is no burden of proof. there is no rules here. it doesn't matter what happened. what matters is what is the impression amongst the american public at 5:00 p.m. on thursday. is there impression she is more credible or is there impression he is more credible

joining us, judge andrew napolitano. some serious claims here. it seems they can't both be telling the truth. >> it's a dangerous situation judge kavanaugh is in now and it's dangerous for the senate judiciary committee as well. suppose at the end of the date's a he said, she said, is that enough to acquit him and cause wavering senators, is that enough to give them cover to oppose him? who has the burden here? professor dr. ford or does judge kavanaugh have the burden of disproving it. kennedy: it defend legally versus politically. in a highly charged's that we are in, it's who makes the most of emotional connection with those who are watching. >> i think you are right. this is not a court of law. there is no jury and almost anything goes. when anita hill made comparable charges against then judge clarence thomas. one of the late senators demolished her with a cross-examination so classic and brilliant, it's been studied in law school. i don't know if any republican senator can do that these days, a male aggressively pursuing a female under oath

charles: all rise, judge andrew napolitano is back with us.here earlier this morning and essentially talked about the idea that as a judge, by the way, senator grassley echoed the comments right after you left, saying the standard set by democrats, by the way, was to best judge the nominee for the supreme court based on decisions they made from the bench in the lower court. >> which in this case are extensive. yes. charles: extensive. but cory booker, senator booker seems to want everything. they sort of suggested that even though he might have been 25 when he wrote some of these things or had certain opinions, it's all relevant today. >> i think that the democrats in the senate have decided to use their membership on the senate judiciary committee to attempt to tarnish the process, because they know the end result is not going to be to their liking. stated differently, if they can make a case that the process is unfair, that president trump and this nominee, judge kavanaugh, are holding something back, they can use that as a political weapon

let's bring in fox news senior judicial analyst andrew napolitano. i don't often hear him say things like this but he says he is disappointed, why? >> disappointed that the president and some of his supporters have used a very dangerous explosive word, treason, to describe the behavior of the author of this piece. treason is the only crime defined in the constitution which prevents the congress from changing the definition, it means waging war on the united states of america or providing aid and comfort to their enemies, enemies means an agent of a country against which we have declared war. it is nearly impossible to commit treason by making a political statement. is there a crime here? there is no evidence of a crime whatsoever. is there wrongdoing here? of course there's wrongdoing here. >> harris: no evidence of a crime? so i would press that with the idea of what we've heard the white house representatives say, where their security clearances involved in any of the information that was given to "the new york times"? the other would be this. thin

. >> judge napolitano said, they know they don't have the votes. >> if you don't have a valid argumente nominee, you have poured through his writings,. liz: we'ring about roe v. wade, his position on torture, not revealing documents makes democrat upset there may be something in documents hidden. >> no, you talk about being staff secretary to president of united states, you movie paperwork through the president's desk and back is not something that will be a reveals as to how this person thinks, he has enough years on the bench, i heard take the last 5 nominees, combined they provide more documents than all this ask probing questions, but whether they delay, and just blow up the hearing and make a mockery of it, i don't think that democrats who try to portray them -- themselve as we're going to be the adults in the room, that is not consistent with a winning message. liz: a anti-trump tell-all book hitting store shelves from robert woot woodward, claims to reveal a nervous break down of president trump's term in office, he claims that congressman that chief of staff john kelly describe

joining me now on the phone to help break all this down, fox news senior judicial analyst andrew napolitano. judge, we really up prescient you being with us tonight on short notice. let me start by asking you to give your legal take on one of the elements of this that people are really focusing on which is the fact that it was all such a long time ago. that cavanaugh, at the time of the alleged incident was 17 years old. what does that mean from a legal perspective? >> good evening. it's a pleasure to be with you. i'm sorry that i'm unable to be with you in studio. i don't think his age is significant, but legally that is to the prosecutorial mind if this was presented as a case because 17 is certainly above the age of reason, and if this happened as doctor ford claims it did, it would be worthy of investigating but where this significance is is the passage of time between the alleged event and the present. bret cavanaugh has undergone six fbi investigations, for his work at the white house and three for various level of security clearance, one for the judicial position he now has it which

our own judge napolitano laid out how this may go down. >> the republicans are not going to say a word until after the prosecutor from arizona they hired to speak for them has finished interrogating dr. ford. they can still ask questions afterwards, but only when she is finished. and they will confine their questions to dr. ford's allegations. kennedy: what kind of questions can judge kavanaugh and dr. ford expect tomorrow? let's talk about this. republican senators will allot their time to this prosecutor. and i think it's an interesting process, and i'm happy there won't as much senatorial show tbroaght people who want to be president. what kind of questions will she ask? >> it's interesting they are bringing in a woman. they were concern about the optics of an all white male panel asking the questions. it's reductionist to think by bringing in a woman that's going to -- ameliorate the question. if you want to make it like a criminal trial, there should have been an fbi investigation. bill is talking about evidence. that's what an fbi investigation would have done. kennedy: we haven'