>> that was the allegation by michael avenatti's client,

we heard that you have been seen with avenatti.nd the reality thing on bravo. >> those are the talking points. if you want to compare me to avenatti. there is a lot of misinformation. but i love the fact you invited me on. i better caution you. you better not say one syllable out of joint for the maniac. if you do he will turn on you. congratulations on your new engagement but he will probably hit your fiance, too. jesse: you wrote the book will how much ingenuity he has and how smart he is. >> you know why president trump never tweeted about the book? it's a very balanced book. i also wrote for the press, the press is not the enemy of the people. if the press is the enemy of the people? what is he talking about? you check off all the demagoguery. jesse: not you mooch is never coming back on. "watters' world." you know, we had to prop up anthony's chair. if he stood up -- we love you. i appreciate our friendship despite our political differences. god bless. jesse: dave chappelle's special very politically incorrect. we'll show you

serial gang rapist and track down these allegations from doctor ford to miss ramirez to michael avenatti bursting on the scene to several others and we took these allegations seriously and documented it in this report. >> we have congresswoman presley who introduced a resolution in the house that would kick off impeachment proceedings or at least starting the ball rolling on that and a letter from senator kamala harris who is part of the senate judiciary committee, her letter to the house judiciary chairman jerry nadler saying we must protect the integrity of the justice system and it is imperative we pursue a legitimate search for the truth for the benefit of the american people. a year later it seems like it is day one for a lot of folks on this issue. where do we go from here? >> democrats lost the presidential election in 2016 and big part because of the supreme court fight. democrats lost four senate incumbents in 2018 mostly because of the supreme court fight so if democrats want another supreme court fight in 2020 and guarantee donald trump's reelection and it mitch mcconnell is g

that didn't happen mostly because of michael avenatti but i think what we have to look at is the nextre is under this president, we could see a type of political war we think we can fathom but it is going to get so ugly. >> tyrus: ugly is the word. this is disgusting. to answer your question in my opinion it will sell a lot of books. we're talking about it. if that was the reason why, you have stained a man's reputation forever. there is always going to be people -- >> harris: do you think the asterisk is really there even though he was confirmed and we moved on. >> tyrus: people in the room will say he probably did it. that's what happens when an accusation goes to that magnitude. america stopped to watch these proceedings and it was everyone was supporting her and her claim. if someone did bash them or made that -- even made the hint that this is political they were shunned took off the air. and now what does the word partly mean? >> melissa: great job protecting your client. >> harris: what is their relationship now. attorney-client privilege? i have a lot of question. >> dagen: if

>> that was the allegation by michael avenatti's client, julie swetnick, which was totally ludicrous. the christine blasey ford allegations are now being called into question by her own attorney. it's not just that appears she violated the attorney-client privilege. it's more significant than that. she was actually saying that christine blasey ford was not telling the truth when she told congress that the reason she came forward was to do her civic duty. now it appears as though, through her attorney, that her motivation part was purely political to undermine the credibility of the supreme court in abortion cases. that begs the question, was her testimony truthful overall? did she embellish some of it or at worst, did she invent some of it? senator thom tillis who has called for an investigation, i think he's absolutely correct. when you make a serious allegation like this against a proposed supreme court nominee, you must tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth. the attorney is suggesting she did not do that. >> sean: that may change gears. sarah, let me ask you, we have jay

i heard that two years ago when michael avenatti was on speed dial with way too many democrats, you didn'tg? he looked like your sort of typical sort of political drifter. >> it strikes me as two different questions for democrats. one was they're doing the right form of oversight. this sort of embarrassment of small board -- >> what are you do i think? >> why, what is it that we don't know about the hush money payment that this could help us understand and why would this be anything to focus on? i think more important for democrats is they need to figure out a way to show voters they can walk and investigate the government at the same time. in other words, they can do oversight but they're also able to try to do things that shows that they understand what it is real voters really care about in terms of fixing their infrastructure and addressing climate change. it is frustrating, right? anything that they pass is going to die very quick death and mitch mcconnell's senate. they have to figure out a way to convey investigate. they don't know howit. >> in defense of the house democrats on this

ramirez michael avenatti bursting on the scene with julie swetnick and several others. we took all of these allegations seriously, and we documented what we did in that 414 page report. >> shannon: so we have congresswoman plaskett lee, ayanna pressley, today introduced a resolution in the house that would kick off impeachment proceedings, essentially, or start the ball rolling with respect to justice kavanaugh. we also have a letter from senator kamala harris, part of the senate judiciary committee and the questioning, her letter to the house judiciary chairman jerry nadler saying we must protect the integrity of our justice system, it's imperative we pursue a legitimate search for the truth, for the benefit of the american people. it's a year later, it seems like it's day one for a lot of folks on this issue. where do we go from here? >> i say a couple of things. the democrats lost the presidential election in 2016, in big part because of a supreme court fight. it democrats four senate incumbents in 2018, largely because if a supreme court figh. if the democrats want

brian: between that story, christine blasey ford, swetnick story that michael avenatti involved with,e hemingway, her book a best-seller, did a thorough investigation into this and she didn't know where that came from. listen. >> they're running some kind of campaign against this man. they're unwilling to let it go, even though they did correct the story to admit the entire mem press was false. they are still running stories about impeachment. no one has been held accountable for what has been done to this man. no one on the senate judiciary committee was held accountable for violation of norths. attorneys who lied to their client were not held accountable. criminal referrals sent to the department of justice for false statements, no action was taken on them. the media continues to be allowed to continue in a smear campaign. brian: those two writers hopped on msnbc to correct the record that they put in here that the woman doesn't remember the incident. that justice kavanaugh is accused of acting poorly in, inappropriately in, they were on npr according to mollie hemingway, they were

when we saw michael avenatti step forward, that was moment which republicans and conservatives got theirplace right now i think. steve: ryan lovelace brand new book is called "search and destroy" inside the campaign to destroy brett kavanaugh. thank you. >> thank you. ainsley: it's a non-profit mission to help our heroes. rob schmitt is live at jfk airport for operation gratitude. hey, rob. reporter: which have a great story this morning. it is awesome. we're inside of an airplane hangar at jfk airport, a hangar donated. we'll have hundreds of people here in about hour 1/2 making care packages for troops overseas and first-responders. just how big this mission is. it is awesome. that is coming up. ♪ ... cincinnati on tuesday. ...philly on wednesday. ...and thursday back to cincinnati . modernized comfort inns and suites have been refreshed because when your business keeps going, our business is you. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels when you book direct at choicehotels.com. >> morning everybody, i'm bill hemmer. dorian getting strength overnight, back to a cat-3. we'll

and then michael avenatti, remember him talking about the factory rape rooms in washington high school, of course no collaborating information there. and here we have, again, a "new york times" piece where brett kavanaugh is accused of something and, again, the very woman who was the alleged victim in this alleged incident is saying she doesn't recall it happening. and so i'm -- which has cautioned democrats to call claire mccaskill and talk to her and ask her how that worked for her. >> yeah. >> and other democratic senate candidates in 2018. you were warning all along there are was going to hurt the democratic senate battles. >> this is three signs here as everybody moves forward. this is an issue for journalism, for the law, and for politics. and for journalism, you know, both sides of the story are valid and we don't have all the information. in terms of the law, both sides do process, both sides of the story are valid and we don't look at and we don't have all the information. and in terms of the politics, this may have been an important story to cover and to watch and to feel dee