comments remain against bob bork who are terribly unfair and ill-founded. the good news again is the supreme court will agree. >> laura: and they were all there tonight. >> president trump speech was remarkable. what he did for justice kavanaugh's children, talking to them about at their father being a kind and courageous man -- >> laura: fantastic panel. we will get more of you next time. but we saw over the past few weeks offers a very clear lesson for the left. resist the resistance, or lose. mike pence has the poles to show us. shut it down! shut it down! shut it down! [chanting] we believe survivor's. we believe survivors. >> laura: that was the so-called resistance reacting to the confirmation vote and that was after it occurred. if the kavanaugh battle made anything clear, it is that you have to stand up to the mob. imagine if brett kavanaugh just walked through that crowd, what they would have done? they would have ripped him from limb to limb. if you don't stand up to the mob they will walk all over you. my next guest says that the left continues w

and the kinds of comments that were made against bob bork who were terribly unfair and ill-founded. the good news again, theew supreme court -- it's very powerful. >> it was an amazing night. president trump speech was remarkable and what he did for justice kavanaugh's children and talking to them about their father being a kind and courageous man, it meant the world to justice kavanaugh i c imagine. >> laura: m fantastic panel, we will get more of this next time. but we saw over the past few weeks offer a very clear lesson to the left. resist the resistance or lose. mark penn has a pulse to show u us. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a sto

that is when the first bob bork and clarence thomaswo and of course he said to the court bob bork was offered a teaching asposition at a different law school and not so with kavanaugh, right? he was not invited back to harvard law school to teach. the yale faculty which when he was announced pasted. >> absolutely. it is so much to do with light public sentiment was not elated with what they were witnessing with this character assassination. people complain just a job interview and he want to make sure you do a thorough job interview but what was happening was the man's entire life and repetition in name and honor were being destroyed in front of his wife and children. that's also what he saw women react negatively to this because we care and love the men in her life and we put effort into relationships and to see how quickly that could be destroyed by people who were thinking through whether what they were doing was ethical. >> molly, you talk about people of virtue and this is a moment that tested>> them and how they acted. the disappointed i saw here was for the moment where virtue

i said bob bork was here, he was the number three guy in the department. bork was the last one eligible to do it. >> the commander in chief finally found someone willing to carry out his orders. bork fired cox. >> i have asked all the personnel in the department to stay and help keep the department going in this exstored ne extraordinarily difficult time. >> the president's motive was to remove the possibility of a constitutional confrontation. >> richard nixon violated the law. he compromised the office, and he violated the compact that we thought we had with him. >> before he did all this, he must have considered the probable reaction in congress, including the possibility of impeachment. >> there were some of us who felt that the imperial presidency was getting out of hand. the saturday night massacre was the signal to the american people that the president was putting himself above the rule of law, and they demanded action. and the public outcry to the saturday night massacre was so significant. >> just the insanity of the saturday night massacre, like