dijo por primera vez que estarÍa dispuesto a cambiar la opiniÓn sobre la nominación de greg kavanaughtra el juez. una mujer acusa a kavanaugh de agredirla sexualmente cuando estaban en la secundaria. es uno de los muchos temas que abordÓ donald trump, como nos cuenta lourdes del rÍo. lourdes: el presidente defendiolo con uÑas y dientes la nominaciÓn del juez kavanaugh. los demÓcratas aseguran que el importa cuÁntas pruebas positivas en cuanto al carÁcter, ellos votaran en contra. los llamo obstrucciÓn estas. donald trump: si tuviÉramos ayer washington, los demÓcratas bordo votarÍan en su contra. quizÁ tuvo un pasado malo,no tuvo acaso unas cuantas cosas en su pasado? dijo irÓnicamente. al contar si podrÍa reconsiderar su posiciÓn. dijo: si supiera que el school culpable de algo de esto claro. esa fue su respuesta. comentÓ ademÁs sobre la credibilidad de las acusadores. >> no te puedo decir, te puedo decir que su abogado es un hombre bajo, chusma. tengo que escucharlas. no sÉ todo lo que pasado hoy, porque estaba muy ocupado con japÓn, china y otros siete paÍses. claudia: a preguntÁrse

una tercera mujer lanza graves acusaciones por mala conducta sexual contra greg kavanaugh, el nominado, dijo que defenderÁ la verdad de venezuela, en medio de fuertes crÍticas de líderes mundiales contra su gobierno. acusan de tres graves delitos sexuales al campeÓn mundial de boxeo, vÍctor ortiz, cinco días antes de una pel

ilia: la mujer que acusa al juez greg kavanaugh de asaltarla sexualmente hace 30 aÑos, dice estar dispuesta de que el interrogatorio serÁ justo. hoy, decenas de manifestantes que le gritaban "crear a las mujeres" en la oficina del senador que preside la comisiÓn judicial ha dado. jorge: el arzobispo de nueva york nombrÓ a una jueza como consejera independiente para revisar cÓmo la iglesia maneja las acusaciones de abuso sexual. las autoridades tienen en custodia a un hombre por el asesinato de windy martinez en washington d.c!!la mujer de 35 aqos fue apuqalada mientras trotaba por la calle!!pablo gato nos habla de este crimen que ha capital!!apuÑalada mient trotaba por la calle. pablo: los amigos de wendy martÍnez se abrazaban para consolarse. >> ella es mi amiga, tiene una gran personalidad. no es justo. pablo: la nicaragüense iba a recoger su vestido de novia maÑana. la semana pasada, su novio colombiano le propuso matrimonio. >> es difÍcil describir lo que se siente cuando pasas un momento de tanta felicidad a tata tristeza. pablo: todo concluyÓ cuando se detuvo en esta intersecciÓn para

these demonstrators opposed to judge greg kavanaugh. judge kavanaugh will deliver an opening statement and then take questions, five minutes from each side, attorney mitchell is doing the questioning for the republicans and they'll each have five minutes in the round. alex from georgia. independent line, go ahead, please. >> hello. i just wanted to say that all these republicans talking about -- well, not even talking. they had this female attorney out in front of them and it's just awful. i can't believe, like, this has echoes of conspiracy theories of people not believing shooting survivors. can you not believe this victim? how can you not believe all these victims? and i just think all reps are just awful, trying to push this nomination through. >> alex, thank you for the call. this is the headline from the chicago tribune. utah senator during the hearings and this is from "the washington times," a photograph of christine blasey ford during her hearing and christine blasey ford tells senators she is 100% sure that brett kavanaugh was

. >>> es tan seria de greg kavanaugh. a que kavanaugh y laan responder preg los senadores. >>> si estÁn bajo juramento, presumidamente van a decir la verdad. porque si no dicen la verdad completa, hay posibilidad de que haiga juicio contra ellos por perjurio. el caso se parece al de clarence thomas. luego que lo acusaron de acoso sec rec saÚl en el trabajo y Él lo negara. en el caso de kavanaugh, en 1982 cuando ella tenÍa 15 aÑos y Él 17, durante una fiesta, kavanaugh que aseguraba estaba embriagado la tirÓ en una cama y la manoseo. intentÓ atacarla y quitarte la ropa. cuando ella gritÓ le tapo la boca. el jurista que pasÓ horas en la casa blanca, tajantemente dijo que es falso, nunca hice nada como lo que describe ni a ella y integridad de la acusaciones que presuntamente ocurrieron hace 36 aÑos. >>> aunque el presidente trump calificÓ de ridÍculo la sugerencia que quizÁs kavanaugh debÍa retirar su nominaciÓn. apoyÓ un proceso donde ambos lados sean escuchados. el lÍder de la minorÍa en el senado, chuck schumer dijo que e

greg kavanaugh and the woman who accuses him of a decades-old sexual assault will testify next week beforeate committee. the hearing has delayed the republican plans to vote on the nomination. saudi arabia is now comfortable with brent oil prices rising above $80 per barrel. largest -- the world ticket largest exporter has tried to keep oil below $80 in part because president trump called for opec to rein in price hikes. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tick toc on twitter, powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. late yesterday, president trump ramped up those tariffs on chinese imports but despite the escalation, markets acted rather calmly. joining us now from hong kong is bloomberg's chief asian economics correspondent. what is the reaction? the markets seem to be not too upset. what about chinese officials? >> chinese officials gave somewhat of a restrained response. clear that they will retaliate, but they stopped short of specific details on how they would do that. we know they briefly threatened to respond with tariffs b

caroline: greg, thank you for breaking down day two of the hearing for the nomination of brett kavanaugh. coming up, betting on the bitcoin boom. how much the canadian pound is onlineto revive the currency.

greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." brett kavanaughiring back against sexual misconduct allegations in an exclusive interview with fox news. you will hear from him in a moment. but first, we want to get you caught up. the supreme court nominee blasting what he is calling a last minute character assassination while adding he won't be smeared and intimidated into withdrawalling. this comes as a second accuser has come forward accusing kavanaugh of sexual misconduct during a party when they were students at yale. the woman identified as debbie ramirez is admitting to "the new yorker" she is not certain it was kavanaugh at first and acknowledges there are gaps in her memory of the evening because she was drinking. the author who cowrote the piece explains more about the uncorroborated claims. >> at first she wasn't sure it was kavanaugh, when you first came to her last week. you write after six days of carefully assessing her memories and consulting consulth her attorney she became confident it was him. >> george, that is extremely typical

for a free sample visit tena.us greg: so what have we learned from the kavanaugh hearings? christine blasey ford's testimony was compelling, but it was also confusing. at times it was like watching people's court, rachel mitchell asking direct questions, getting direct answers, and just when it was getting somewhere, the democrats would start talking. we'd go from a procedural line of fact finding to high emotional drama. but then this guy broke through. >> i would never do to them what you have done to this guy. this is the most unethical sham since i've been in politics. this is not a job interview. this is hell. this is going to destroy the ability of good people to come forward because of this. greg: he reminds me when i'm at the rental car counter and i wanted the convertible sebring, but they didn't have any convertibles, but that was amazing. any way, at the end of this, did we learn any new facts about a 35-year-old incident? look, i still don't know what happened. i didn't go to school with kavanaugh or ford. will an fbi investigation give us more answers? i don't

laura: for more on day one of the kavanaugh hearings, i spoke earliersu with greg stohreme court reporterfor bloomberg news. the president himself tweeted that the hearings shd how mean angry democrats are. have you ever known supreme court confirmation this chaotic and divided? oneg: no, i haven't. this is my sixthrmation hearing. nothing like this. you have to go back to the 1980 or 1990's to see one as divisive as this one. in this case, it wasthe get-go. the moment that chuck grassley, the republican cirman of the committee, started talking, democrats were interrupting, saying they needed the delay because they had not gotten the documents and they had not had a chance to review the ones ey had received the night before. laura: when democrats say they have not had a chance to review the documents, do they have a point? greg: they certainly have a point only in that a very small -- they certainly have a point in that only a very small percentage of the documents that involve brett kavanaugh while he was at the white house has been turned over to the cee and to the public. republicans -

kavanaugh said read the opinion. that's the judge i am. even praised merrick garland in his opening statements. >> greg: can i jump in? juan brought up the handmaid's tale character. suggesting that if kavanaugh makes it, america is going to become a dystopian disaster filled with misogyny and forced pregnancies and brutality against all women. the old democratic party would've seen that as hyperbole. now it is just meat and potatoes. this exactly what they believe. this is what happened, bret mentioned, it started with bork and it's gotten worse. every time republicans put forth a nominee, it's a circus. >> jesse: gutfeld is fired up and we are going to discuss the kavanaugh hearings later. bret and dana, thank you. up next, joe biden tries to rile up midterm voters with some rhetoric. greg is on it next. >> greg: joe biden, what is at stake in the midterms? everything? >> everything. it is simple. everything. we are in a fight for the soul of america. it's about time we restore dignity to work, it's about time we start treating each other like we are civilized. treating one another with respect. >> greg: he is right.

greg, let's start with an overall assessment. how do you think the week went for judge kavanaugh?s was he strong and clear and did he ever appear to be less yo know, forge coming or get tripped up in any way? >> it was a remarkable week. i've been involved with dozens of confirmmation hearings including self for the supreme court. i have never seen anything like this. senators on the left an organized effort to distract and disrupt the hearing. we had protesters every day trying to interrupt, trying to prevent the american people from really getting an opportunity to hear from judge kavanaugh. it is to his credit that he performed superbly. he rose above all of that. and he demonstrated not only his mastery of the law but which is of course important but also as important that he has certain humility and understanding of the limited nature of a judge in our system. i thought it was just a tremendous week for him. the contrast between his testimony and the kind of antics that were occurring around him, really should only go to further the case for his confirmmation. arthel: i want

greg: so what have we learned from the kavanaugh hearings? christine blasey ford's testimony was compelling, but it was also confusing. at times it was like watching people's court, rachel mitchell asking direct questions, getting direct answers, and just when it was getting somewhere, the democrats would start talking. we'd go from a procedural line of fact finding to high emotional drama. but then this guy broke through. >> i would never do to them what you have done to this guy. this is the most unethical sham since i've been in politics. this is not a job interview. this is hell. this is going to destroy the ability of good people to come forward because of this. greg: he reminds me when i'm at the rental car counter and i wanted the convertible sebring, but they didn't have any convertibles, but that was amazing. any way, at the end of this, did we learn any new facts about a 35-year-old incident? look, i still don't know what happened. i didn't go to school with kavanaugh or ford. will an fbi investigation give us more answers? i don't

greg: so what have we learned from the kavanaugh hearings?ford's testimony was compelling, but it was also confusing. at times it was like watching people's court, rachel mitchell asking direct questions, getting direct answers, and just when it was getting somewhere, the democrats would start talking. we'd go from a procedural line of fact finding to high emotional drama. but then this guy broke through. >> i would never do to them what you have done to this guy. this is the most unethical sham since i've been in politics. this is not a job interview. this is hell. this is going to destroy the ability of good people to come forward because of this. greg: he reminds me when i'm at the rental car counter and i wanted the convertible sebring, but they didn't have any convertibles, but that was amazing. any way, at the end of this, did we learn any new facts about a 35-year-old incident? look, i still don't know what happened. i didn't go to school with kavanaugh or ford. will an fbi investigation give us more answers? i don't know. but i believ

venus greg: so what have we learned from the kavanaugh hearings? christine blasey ford's testimony was compelling, but it was also confusing. at times it was like watching people's court, rachel mitchell asking direct questions, getting direct answers, and just when it was getting somewhere, the democrats would start talking. we'd go from a procedural line of fact finding to high emotional drama. but then this guy broke through. >> i would never do to them what you have done to this guy. this is the most unethical sham since i've been in politics. this is not a job interview. this is hell. this is going to destroy the ability of good people to come forward because of this. greg: he reminds me when i'm at the rental car counter and i wanted the convertible sebring, but they didn't have any convertibles, but that was amazing. any way, at the end of this, did we learn any new facts about a 35-year-old incident? look, i still don't know what happened. i didn't go to school with kavanaugh or ford. will an fbi investigation give us more answers? i don't

kavanaugh? last month, greg, 45% said yes. now only 40% saying yes. last month 40% said no. and now 50% are saying no. so -- excuse me? excuse me, 46% said no last month and now 50% saying no now. so i ask you this, greg, if a record number of voters oppose this nomination, coupled with the controversy now surrounding this whole process, should judge kavanaugh recuse himself, or should the president pull his nomination? >> you know, arthel, i think we see similar numbers with virtually any nominee this president advanced. democrats and outside groups on the left don't like the idea of this president choosing a supreme court justice for this vacancy. they don't like the idea that the court may be going in a more conservative direction. and they decided to use every tool at their disposal to attack him. and what's happened in the last two months is he's been out there. he's had his hearings, where his views were mischaracterized on things like executive power. he was basically called a liar which i thought was unprecedented of a treatment of a nominee. now we have an uncorrobo

>> dana: greg, both people have said they are willing to testify. brett kavanaughaid he's willing to do it publicly. >> greg: first of all, what dianne feinstein did was probably wrong. because of these accusations are credible, what she did was make them look on credible by holding onto them until the worst possible time. it appears politically motivate motivated. therefore it can be easily viewed with suspicion, even if they happen to be credible. the sad thing is we are doing this all of the court of public opinion. which kind of bugs me, especially in the court of public opinion right now, you're only given two choices. thanks to the way we do things around the world. either you believe her or you believe him. there's actually another path. that is to say that an event occurred, but the memory of it could have changed. this is the way human beings are. memory is the brains play-dog it couldn't have happened but a visit accurately remember? we don't like that distinction. we want to say he's guilty or she's telling the truth. nobody wants to actually go into the

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greg: the outrage lingers over her fingers. it was the first day of the kavanaughtwitter oddballs accused the wife of a u.s. attorney of flashing a white power sign! [laughter]. greg: what dope, amy accused zina bash of the sin and was retweeted over social media mob that ferociously targeted the woman whose grandparents were holocaust survivors. once the panic was exposed did the pitchfork cynics resign? they said it distracted from trump's white supremacist policies. you mutter my heart was in the right place. the blood on pitchfork still dripping, because the mob has a thirst for scalps. without the swarm, the lonely people are idle cranks. by the way thursday night, zina bash made the sign again. [ laughter ] >> and the tweets started again. is she trolling? is she racist? or telling someone okay? let's look at the tape. >> that's dictated from above, by the government. greg: i think someone -- i think someone asked her how big a golf ball was? [laughter] >> anyway, makes me wonder what other hand gestures have we overlooked. >> it happened at the brett kavanau

kavanaugh. at whole found 30% of those 30% confirm and 39% say don't confirm. how controversial is that? gregal the democrats have a clear of hill battle. there's no indication they're brettto vote against kavanaugh. countries divided. slipup,here's a major he is going to be confirmed. caroline: how consequential is that from a global perspective? i'm thinking about with the rest thise world thinks about comments were to drag it to the right. what does it mean for doing business as? in thet probably means short-term of the trump administration is going to get a chance of getting cases there the supreme court. they may stand a better chance. long-term, this is probably a court that's going to side with the business interests like they have so far like they have in trenches. likely that will continue for many years and perhaps decades. it's going to raise individual rights thatout people take for granted, most notably the constitutional right to abortion access. scarlet: have they given any kind of public signaling on intentions? was they say something, they are going to confirm him? flavia: gr

that did notange involve any of brett kavanaugh's views on the law had to do and came from senator lang he talking about a stolen document. what was that about? gregdo with a staffer who worked for a republican back then who did get some unauthorized emails. the question was whether brett kavanaugh, while working at the white house, had seen those emails and was relying on them. there was not a definitive conclusion to that. one senator suggested he would return to it tomorrow. the senator did not have some of the documentation he wanted at the moment to press that line of questioning. it is something to watch, but no conclusion today. caroline: from a broader perspective, many look at what judge brett kavanaugh will mean to the leaning of the supreme court's going forward in particular to doing business. talk about his skepticism when it comes to regulation there or not. greg: he does have a track record of wanting to limit the power of federal agencies. one thing he has not walked away from is that he believes if a law does not clearly say an agency can do something, the agency cannot act on its own. he has made that pretty clear. when you consi

greg: how dare you ask such a questions? >> marie: this is about how to get dr. ford, kavanaugh, mark judge to testify, find out what we can and senators can determine whether that changes their vote or not. that's not crazy. >> greg: everybody has been pretty accommodating except for one group. we talk about death threats and how part of the terms is to guarantee your safety. who is against that? no one is saying i am sorry. you are going to have to take the bus and wear a sign around her neck. no one is going to do that. everybody understands death threats. if you work in the media, we get it. if you want to know about going into a den of lions, just watch dana loesch at the cnn town hall over gun control. people understand danger. that's -- that can't be used as protection against coming forward after you have made something public, which is possibly destroying the person's life. you say how dare you say it could destroy this man's life because, according to adam schiff, he's an attempted. by adam schiff, what could he have done? could you accuse him something? how would his

that has to be worked out. >> greg, that's an interesting point. judge kavanaugh and the republicans on the committee kept on saying the fbi does not determine culpability or guilt in these investigations. but to ken's point the specific questions that are being asked, the when did this happen, where did it happen, who was there, what do they all have to say about it, that is something the fbi can probably determine. >> that's right. i think since the beginning of this process with respect to judge kavanaugh there's been a lot of confusion, some sort of intentional, some unintentional about what the fbi background process includes. as ken mentioned, this would not be a criminal investigation which would culminate in the fbi recommending to a prosecuting office whether to prosecute or not. whether there's reasonable grounds to believe a crime was committed. that's not what a background investigation is about. but it can be about assessing the credibility of witnesses in addition to establishing the facts. and so the idea that an fbi investigation at this point, a r

>> this committee has more materials for judge kavanaugh's nomination than we have had on any supreme court nominee in history. greg's remarkable how little of this discussion is about brett kavanaugh. democrats are complaining about the process. they're complaining there are millions of documents that could be relevant to his nomination they haven't seen yet, and there's a relatively small amount of talk about brett kavanaugh and his qualifications to bring to the court. caroline: silicon valley taking center stage on capitol hill. facebook c.e.o. sheryl sandberg and twitter c.e.o. jack dorsey and a third chair left empty for google, faced questions from the senate intelligence committee. >> jack dorsey has said i understand these problems are large, and i haven't done enough, and i'm willing to fundamentally re-evaluate the business model for twitter. at the same time, he doesn't really seem to know exactly what twitter needs to do to get better. so i think some of that uncertainty, coupled with the idea of regulation, if twitter doesn't even know what it needs to fix, how will the government know. that's one of

. >> greg: very transparent administration maria. let's investigate kavanaughecause then, your party would be able to prove that this merely wasn't political. if they really believe this and they believe it with all their heart they should investigate him. they should go for him after he has been confirmed. because if he gets confirmed, and then you never hear about this story again, what do you know? you know that it was 100 percent political. while we are investigating, you know who else should be investigated? who was the person who had a chinese spy for 20 years as a driver? while that was happening her husband got rich in china like an hand area consol honoray console. 20 year driver who was a spy. i think dianne feinstein should be investigated as well. >> jesse: here here. >> greg: solved a lot of problems here. >> maria: interesting theory if democrats are not just being partisan they will actually continue investigating if is he confirmed. morgan, what say you? >> morgan: i was talking to someone at the republican committees about the polling typically

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greg? >> it is funny, dave. you get china retaliating. the market goes up. the kavanaugh story. the market goes up.nt you think could hurt the markets, the markets go up. extraordinary story. in my world and financial markets, close to euphoria. the gdp could be another 4% number. the labor market is strong. corporate profits are strong. the wild card here. the fed will raise rates next week. they will raise rates in december. we are on a path for consistent rate increase. to cool off the economy that could be getting too hot. >> the president talking about jobs yesterday. the jobless claims fell to the lowest level in 49 years. the president released the twitter message about the economy. he talked about jobs. listen. >> we're creating jobs like never before. so it is very important that china open its markets to our farmers and everybody else. because right now they're closed largely and yet our markets are open to them. >> what i hear about the trade war is the president and people around him believe this is exactly the right time to be doing this. any kind of downside of the american economy is

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outcome is going to be the same way it looked this morning, which is judge kavanaugh is going to get confirmed with 52 votes. >> greg has been very consistent and he's very calm when the rest of us are -- >> i try, i try. >> why am i talking so loudly it's friday, we're going to have fun on the show. all right, thank you so much. ms. blasey ford has now raised $535,000 on a gofundme page. who set the page up? the site indicates it was sponsored by her neighbors and colleagues. isn't it fair to ask with another long week in front of us, has this gofundme created a new incentive for accusers. to answer these questions, let's bring in constitutional law expert jonathan. what's your reaction? is there an incentive issue here that should be concerning? also with the swarmers in the senate. they apparently got jeff flake to put on a pair of depends. >> i wrote about this in the first time when lanny davis announced a gofundme-type page for michael cohen. and suddenly huge amounts of money were put into that account. and as an attorney, it really struck me as quite odd because you can have people effectively in a market fo

greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> fox news alert. president trump ordered the fbi to conduct an investigation into judge kavanaughs requested by the senate judiciary committee. so, amazing amount of news. greg. first we find out jeff flake the senator from arizona who is not seeking reelection has told the senate judiciary committee, i think we need an fbi investigation. without his vote, i don't think they might have had the 51 they needed. it looks like there is now going to be a week-long fbi investigation. >> yeah. this is definitely not a delay tactic. not at all. >> no everybody is so happy to take another week of driving the country crazy. first it was about a drunken assault and then indecent exposure. ruling over gang rape parties. you have a week. they will find out he was drowning orphans in a tub down by the city dump. this is not about deep diving on a specific incident. it's buying for time for the avanatis of the world to drum up more charges. >> more women can come forward. chris coons said i can't control if more women come forward. how do we know the lawyers for ford are not playing games and sa

pete: of next guest is democrats conduct victimize not only brett kavanaugh but doctor ford and all-americans. greg author of the russia hoax joins us live right now. how victimize? >> severely. brett kavanaugh put it best, this became a national disgrace. they transformed advise and consent into search and destroy. the plane truth is the president could have nominated a saint and the democrats would have spared no backwash to stop him. doctor ford was a very sincere authentic individual, credible witness, but so was he, very powerful, real, raw emotion. when someone is falsely accused they react with outrage and indignation and we saw that yesterday. when two people tell conflicting different stories that the benefit of the doubt should go to the accused. here it is brett kavanaugh. that is not just a fundamental principle of the court of law but a guiding principle in life, the presumption of innocence. ainsley: we heard lindsey graham say the democrats were even using her as upon. she was a victim for the democratic party. what does he mean by that? >> the abomination rests squarely on the shoul

greg gutfeld. i love you america. >>> the bitter battle over kavanaugh's confirmation continues as the white house fires back at reports the president is trying to limit the scope of the new fbi investigation into allegations against supreme court nominee. good evening i'm jon scott. this is the fox report. white house press secretary sanders in an exclusive fox news sunday interview insists the president is not micromanaging the new fbi background check on kavanaugh. and slamming the way democratic senators have handled the allegations. >> this can't become a fishing expedition like the democrats would like to see it be. from that very first moment, before any of these allegations had even been brought up, democrats said they were not going to support him. they weren't going to vote for him. they were going to do everything within their power to fight him. we've seen that play out over the last couple months. they have been absolutely disgraceful in the way they have handled this process, in the way that they have exploited both kavanaugh and dr. ford. jon: white house correspondent kevin cork joining us now live from

outcome is going to be the same way it look this morning, judge kavanaugh will get confirmed with 52 votee just like clarence thomas. >> laura: greg is very calm when the rest of us are -- >> heated. >> laura: why am i talking so loudly. he's like okay, laura. it's fun, it's friday. now, ford has raised $530,000 on a go fund me page. who set the page up? it was sponsored by her neighbors and colleagues. isn't it fair to ask with another long week in front of us, has this created a new incentive for accusers and are we witnessing a new precedent involving major financial reward for people who make such claims? let's bring in fox news contributor, jonathan turley. what's your reaction. is there an incentive issue that should be concerning? also with the swarmers in the senate. they got jeff flake to put on ah pair of depends and run to coons 20 minutes later. >> i wrote about this for the first time in the hill newspaper when landy davis announced a go fund me type page for michael cohen. suddenly hugee amounts of money were put into that account.d as an attorney, it struck me as quite odd. you can have people in a market for witnes

greg gutfeld. it's 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> fox news alert. president trump ordered the fbi to conduct an investigation into judge kavanaugh senate judiciary committee. so, amazing amount of news. greg. first we find out jeff flake the senator from arizona who is not seeking reelection has told the senate judiciary committee,

greg was saying, this has been a long day. i would sam happy i got some harvard education without the price tag today by listening to brett kavanaugh but i liked when he talked about playing as a team and he showed his bipartisanship. he said he will be on the supreme court, it's a team of nine. the ted cruz exchange when he talked about merrick garland and judge kavanaugh's work with merrick garland, how they agreed on 90% -- >> jesse: he said he's going to be influenced by elena kagan? >> katie: he said he learned a lot about elena kagan -- from elena kagan. democrats are saying this and republicans helped portray he's not a right-wing crazy guy. he's actually pretty moderate, middle-of-the-road conservative. >> jesse: he is a moderate? >> katie: i'm crushing all of jesse's hopes. >> juan: jesse wants a right wing trump -- how would you say? >> dana: we learned a lot about the funding of the country and federalist 17 in all this stuff but advise and consent is what the senate is supposed to do. it was purely about, for a long time come about qualifications. he is highly qualified. everyone agrees about that. >> juan: it's not abo

greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." major developments in the brett kavanaughme court nominee of sexual assault now signaling she may be open to talking to lawmakers but not on monday. lawyers for christine blasey ford say she's prepared to testify next week if the terms are fair and ensure her safety, which is important. we are also learning republicans on the senate judiciary committee are trying to get answers about this a

greg, what would help you make up your mind?et >> what would help me make up my mind if the accusers of judge kavanaugh had more candor. it seems to me mseleanor doesn't want judge kavanaugh confirmed even if he was a saint. it seems to me diane feinstein has these allegations for two months and the democrats seem to be just run out the clock as much as possible so judge kavanaugh cannot be seated. the democrats position can't move. on the other hand, accusations, but nobody's a saint. this happened way back in i high school and a lot of things have happened in high school when people get drunk. the problem is that instead of being consistent and logical, we are playing to two sides and no side deserves to be given this behavior. >> host: a couple different issues there. >> guest: where do you start? this is not just high school, there's accusations in college but that's not the issue here. this is a lifetime appointment. you need to have character questioned. in our opinion, the treatment of women is not just a side issue here. it is a central issue. and right now, women's rights are being discussed in this court freq

greg palkot, thank you. up next, the panel with the latest on the kavanaugh developments, but first, beyond our borders tonightn protests are escalating after the failure of egyptian-led efforts to broker a deal between the islamic militant group hamas and israel to ease the gaza blockade. palestinians gather today along israel's perimeter fence in a central gaza strip for their third straight day of demonstrations. the president of the european council is warning britain that key parts of its offer to conclude brexit talks are not satisfactory. the offer must be revised to six months before the country leaves the block. french president emmanuel macron is pledging to create a memorial museum to honor the victims of terrorism. he says it committee will immediately start working on the project. also promising more financial aid to survivors and relatives of terror attacks. some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. will be right back. ♪ before nexium 24hr mark could only imagine... a peaceful night sleep without frequent heartburn waking him up. now that dream is a reality. nexium 24hr stops acid bef

kavanaugh and his accuser. a look at what to expect from today's hearing. >>> and uber greg to a massive settlement for a data breach morning, just how much it is going to cost the company. >>> good morning, it is y ch. >>> the transbr a cond full day other cracked beam. >> the two bad beams are located above fremont street, between howard and mission. the stretch will remain closed at least through the end of next week. katie, how are things looking over there this morning? >> reporter: so, kenny, right now traffic is just starting to back up at the fremont street exit. it is a major route for commuters coming on off the bay bridge. fences are still up. this is because of the second cracked steel beam at the transit center. it is on the third level bus deck, very close to the other compromised became. both provide support for the rooftop park. during a press conference yesterday, the joint powers authority said the fact that the two beams are now cracked is not a fluke. it could have been a fabrication issue or design flaw. the plan is to shore up the area over fremont street and then shore up two cracked beams. >>

. >> greg: we are going to talk about this in the upcoming block, so we will just sit here quietly and read our tweets. more on the battle over brett kavanaughext surance that won't replace the full value of your new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ td ameritrade select securitiese 24 hours a day, 5 days a week. so i can trade all night long? ♪ all night long... let's reopen the market. trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ >> i would like the senators do it. they are doing a great job. they have given tremendous amounts of time. they have already postponed a major hearing. i would really like to see her come i would like to see what she has to say. if she shows up, that would be wonderful. if she doesn't show up, that would be unfortunate. >> jesse: democrats have been quick to judge brett kavanaugh but what about the claims against congressman keith ellison? his accuser is saying she's been smeared by her own party. and that no one is listening to her, saying about

greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." brett kavanaughisconduct allegations in an exclusive interview with fox news. you will hear from him in a moment. but first, we want to get you caught up. the supreme court nominee blasting what he is calling a last minute character assassination while adding he won't be smeared and intimidated into withdrawalling. this comes as a second accuser has come forward accusing kavanaugh of sexual misconduct during a party

, our studio audience, i'm greg gutfeld, i love [applause] [cheers] jon: new developments in the allegations of sexual misconduct against supreme court nominee brett kavanaughe speaking to the washington post. hello i'm jon scott. this is fox report. a 51-year-old professor at palo alto university in california, he reportedly says kavanaugh pinned her to a bed and attacked her at a house party in the 80s when both were teens. and that she escaped after a friend of kavanaugh jumped on them. the judge denies the allegations. rich edson is live at the white house with more. rich? >> good evening,

greg: we are out of time. thanks to rob long, jedediah, . jon: don't call it a done deal just yet as brett kavanaugh's accuser agrees to testify to the judiciarym he sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers. good evening, i'm jon scott. this is the "fox report." >>> the announcement of the public hearing after days of intense negotiations. key details of dr. christine blasey ford's testimony still need to be worked out. lawmakers continue to grapple with the political fallout surrounding kavanaugh and the decades old sexual assault claim against the supreme court nominee which he denies. >> everything i know about judge kavanaugh goes against this allegation. i want to listen to dr. ford. i fee

greg. this is big. today marked the start of the confirmaon hearings for trump's supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh,ing the hearing, rublican senator orrin hatch talked about kavanaugh's background, and how likeable he was and -- it t a a little weird. watch this. >> you volunteer in the community. you coach youth basketball. you're the sort of perny of us would like to have as a a friend, and a colleague. you also apparently like to -- like to eat pasta with ketchup. [ audience ews ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was going so well. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: forget the supreme court, that would disqlify u from working at olive garden. i mean, you can't -- [ laughter and applause ] pasta with ketchup? what?!am that's uican. did you hear about this? former nfl quarterback, ni colin kaep, is the new face of nike's "just do it" campaign. and -- [ cheers and applaus president trump was so uet that he told his staff to throw away all of his nike workout gear."s then they said, you don't have any workout gear." [ laughter ] he said, "look, just buy it and throw it away." some people are upset with nike over th

permission to use the two documents from judge kavanaugh's time in the bush administration the things are relevant. david: you are on the scene. stohr.ou to gregalks start again with the canadian foreign affairs minister back in washington for more negotiations. the latest coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. whether you use your phone to get fit. to find meaningful, thoughtful, slightly-weird gifts. or just to know which way you're facing right now. however you use it, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your xfinity internet. so you just pay for data -- by the gig or unlimited. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. 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