juanita broadderick. he was not a teenager, he was in arkansas in 1978. the senate was in middle of impeachment trial in 1999, not one democrat called for investigation into broadderick accusation. dick durbin tweeted over the weekend, if the me too movement taught us anything, respect and listen to survivors of sexual assault regardless of the age or when the alleged attack took place. broadderick was not buying it, well, dick, do i have a story for you, once upon a time, bill clinton raped me. you voted not guilty on both accounts and didn't give a dam, you dickie durbin are a fraud. here is what broadderick said recently about a confrontation with hillary clinton. >> she came ahold of me, took my hand and said, i've heard so much about you and i've been dying to meet you, been wanting to meet you. i can't, just paraphrasing now. i just want you to know how much that bill and i appreciate what you do for him. she held on to my hand and she said, do you understand everything that you do, i mean cold chills went up my spine. first time i became afraid of

coming up on "the story," juanita broaddrick will join us.nds to hillary clinton saying that brett kavanaugh's accuser deserves due process. the president's accounts over this moment that happened when he visited the hurricane territory today. jesse watters joins me coming up after this. ♪ waze integration- seamlessly connecting the world inside... with the world outside... making life a little... easier. introducing the well-connected lincoln mkc. but let's be honest, nobody likes dealing with insurance. which is why esurance hired me, dennis quaid, as their spokesperson because apparently, i'm highly likable. see, they know it's confusing. i literally have no idea what i'm getting, dennis quaid. that's why they're making it simple, man in cafe. and more affordable. thank you, dennis quaid. you're welcome. that's a prop apple. i'd tell you more, but i only have 30 seconds. so here's a dramatic shot of their tagline so you'll remember it. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. >> martha: president trump's critics pouncing on this moment earlie

and i interviewed juanita broderick two years ago. we are not, as a society or as a media where we were two years ago. as a fundamental question you have said you found her credible. >> i said i found her compelling and i'm glad she had her voice and i think they could both be right. i think something terrible could have happened to her the same summer we were both 15 and that judge kavanaugh was not involved. that is why you have sworn testimony, corroborating evidence, if you can find it. and that's why, i suppose, the fbi will continue to investigate. i'm a big fan of transparency and accountability. i'm happy. although i think it was torturous for both ford and kavanaugh and people should stop using both of them for their own political gains, may i say. i'm happy if they were willing to do that they came forward and testified under oath. the whole thing has to matter. it has to matter who he has been throughout his life. people are afraid they won't be able to defend themselves against 36-year-old allegations. >> as you know and i

we bring in juanita broderick she told the story about bill clinton and rape back in the '70s. number one best seller, gregg jarrett. juanitad, i did the second interview with you. even through this last election, a lot of the people we are hearing from now, they were silent. they never wanted -- they didn't want an fbi investigation for you that i remember. >> oh, no, senator feinstein, senator durbin, and senator schumer wanted nothing to do with my case.r. all democrats refused to read my deposition with thehe independent counsel. >> sean: they never once reached out to you? >> no. >> sean: thehe people that are still there. the ones acting, the ones that are so supportive of the allegations? >> exactly. and no, they never reached out to me. >> sean: when this happened to you, because i know because i've interviewed it, it wasea 30 minutes later you told the woman you are with and your lip was three times its normal size? >> right, and bleeding. the woman came back to the room and found me when i didn't show up for the seminar and of course, i told her immediately, look at t

the artist's wife, juanita velasquez, says contact information was on the mural, but no one contactedthem. >> it tears into the people's spirit, and it tore into this community in a bad way. >> reporter: more than 20 years later, much older and wiser, juanita velazquez says her husband will not redo his work. >> to reproduce any partf it would have b it would take negotiation with the new owner of the building and possibly even legal intervention. >> whoever destroyed the mural has to pay the cost for the mural. >> reporter: many believe the new owners of this building are responsible for painting the wall gray, but even the city is struggling to figure out who that new owner is. reporting live from san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> it's a holiday weekend, but chp officers are working overtime to keep the roads safe. that means more police patrols and more checkpoints. officers have one goal in mind, cracking down on drunk and drugged drivers. the chp says since the maximum enforcement period started on friday night, ten drivers and two pedestrians have died in accide accidents. the ch

juanita broaddrick, about the same time difference. all politics. now, you would think the topic as serious as this -- and it is serious. and it is a problem across the country in many places. you think a topic this serious would transcend politics. but this wouldn't be republican, democrat, conservative or liberal. you think one time we could just do what's right collectively? nope. this is selective moral outrage, as usual, politics as usual. except this time it's sad. this time it's even dangerous. plus, you know, i want you to take a step back tonight. remember what we're talking about in this specific case. here is what this is really all about. the left, they've been asking for two days and running, all the democrats on the senate judiciary committee want an fbi investigate eight dating back 36 years from when professor ford and judge kavanaugh were in high school. ford doesn't remember a date, day of the week, location, how she got to or from the party where the alleged crime took place. she has no corroborating evidence. now, think about thi

juanita broaddrick, about the same time difference. all politics. now, you would think the topic as serious as this -- and it is serious. and it is a problem across the country in many places. you think a topic this serious would transcend politics. but this wouldn't be republican, democrat, conservative or liberal. you think one time we could just do what's right collectively? nope. this is selective moral outrage, as usual, politics as usual. except this time it's sad. this time it's even dangerous. plus, you know, i want you to take a step back tonight. remember what we're talking about in this specific case. here is what this is really all about. the left, they've been asking for two days and running, all the democrats on the senate judiciary committee want an fbi investigate eight dating back 36 years from when professor ford and judge kavanaugh were in high school. ford doesn't remember a date, day of the week, location, how she got to or from the party where the alleged crime took place. she has no corroborating evidence. now, think about thi

rob: it is so rich that you have everybody on the left is so pro-ford in this situation, you have juanita groups of people and these people still celebrate when bill clinton walks in the room with hillary, they cheer and applaud and smile and shake his hand and then you have a situation like this where they do the exact opposite. what do you think of that? >> one more point. you have senator cory booker, senator spartacus who wrote in high school or college an article called how he groups women. senator spartacus wrote a column, how he groups women to get to second base. the senator from delaware who beat his wife. the senator from ohio who beat his wife, ex-wife. you have beto o'rourke, a drunk driving accident. if you want a morality question of what did you do in your past there is a lot of dirt from a lot of democrats on the senate including senator cory booker who said their accusing brett kavanaugh and he himself pleaded guilty or said out loud how he enjoys sexually assaulting women when he was younger. it is outrageous. rob: thank you for your time, we appreciate it. jillian: 6 mi

monica lewinsky, juanita broderick who accused him of rate, i interviewed her and all those women. still senator feinstein, so many other democrats who enthusiastically supported clinton and even voted against his impeachment. then there is current u.s. democratic senator sherrod brown whose ex-wife accused him of domestic abuse a few years after they are claiming judge kavanaugh did, and even filed a restraining order against him. there's a new political ad out today, look for yourself. >> now, senator sherrod brown is facing his own me too movement. these court records show sworn evidence that his ex-wife accused him of abusing her. i judge had to issue a restraining order and later she said brown violated the court order, pushing, shoving and building her. brown claims it's a family matter plus is ex-wife like other victims has a right to be believed. the senator had to resign when evidence emerges that he mistreated women. why is senator brown different? >> senator brown and his ex-wife now get along and she could support him politically but the record speaks for itself. that's

clinton whose own husband was alleged to have raped juanita broaddrick, my good friend and assaultedumber of her women. she stood by her man and threatened to spear any of those women that came forward to accuse her husband. look, laura, this is the rot of hypocrisy. democratic party of today is now back to being the party of bill clinton. full of hypocrites. you saw key ellison. in that case, we have police reports, an alleged video and little to know media coverage. so what we now see is the democratic party is willing to shield potential women abusers in the name of politics, ideology and promotion. >> laura: anthony, this is karen monahan, her comment on whether her party, democratic party, believed her allegations. she said no, they don't. i've been smeared, threatened, isolated from my own party. i provided medical records from 2017 stating on two different doctors visits, i told them about the abuse, who did it. my therapist released records saying that i've been dealing and healing from the abuse. that's 2017. it's not 36 years ago. not a peep from the democrats who care so m

tenemos que hablar con el artista también >> el mural de la raza fue realizado en el año 1985 por juanitaepartamentos de la ciudad de el condado de alameda, y el condado contra costa, respectivamente >> pues apaga fuegos mandaron fotografías del rescate, y el agua les llegaba hasta el techo >> del mundo por el proyecto somos la comunidad del tiempo, íbamos a ir con gabriela para conocer de las temperaturas, cuéntanos acerca del programa para esta semana >> muy buenas tardes y estamos casi a la salido del verano, esta semana se con para un poco más fresco, y con algo de nubosidad en la zona más norte, se mantiene este sistema de baja presión, y le vamos sumar las fuertes ráfagas de viento para estas horas de la tarde >> incluso dejando desde norte y trayendo algo de esta masa de aire frío, por este momento está solas temperaturas, 72°, palo alto 68, >> airbus coloque en san francisco, una excelente visibilidad, a esta hora de la tarde, sano para él, estará en las mismas temperaturas hasta el momento, por debajo de los 60°, estaremos en la mañana con este termómetro, para la 1:00 de la tard

juanita broderick said rape, where is my investigation? all the senators feigning moral outrage, they said nothing in the case of bill clinton. in fact, he was beloved by most of his colleagues, many still in the senate despite what is a long, long, long track record of exposing himself and allegations of rape, groping, fondling, grabbing, attends their well , so many other democrats, they enthusiastically support everything clinton, they all thought the man they just heard described was perfectly fit to hold the highest office in the land. but not judge kavanaugh. one instance, one person, no evidence, nothing. from 36 years ago? they rush to judgment. no due process. in this particular case, an exhibition is definitive. they believe, but they haven't heard the other side. i believe we have the resumption of innocence. they are ready to lock up judge kavanaugh and throw away every other key factor in his life the last four decades. but when it comes to any democrat, the party is more than happy to sweep those allegations under the rug, no

juanita broaddrick accused bill clinton of rape.athleen willie accused bill clinton of groping, grabbing, fondling, touching against her will. yet many of the same senators that are there today all sanctimonious rushing to judgment, selective moral outrage tonight lived on all things clinton. women that were smeared, slandered by the clinton machine. selective moral outrage. obviously pure politics. as you can see, we have every reason to be skeptical aboutut the democrats. otherwise, they would be saying the same things about keith ellison. otherwise they would be saying okay, where is the investigation in juanita broaddrick's charges? they are playing politics with the kavanaugh nomination. they are playing politics with the government accountability on top of that. in other news tonight we told you monday president trump ordered the department of declassify and release unredacted important documents. pages 10 through 12, 17 through 34 of the final fisa renewal application on page. reports on bruce ohr and carter page page. thousa

do you believe keith ellison's girlfriend, do you believe kathleen willie and juanita broderick?his is the same party of harvey weinstein and anthony weiner, and i could go on. as i have said before, the charges are serious and we need to hear from kavanaugh's accuser. but when democrats tell you they want to get to the truth and they truly care about misconduct allegations, frankly i think we have just proven they are simply lying. selective moral outrage, rushing to judgment, no presumption of innocence. the american people are smart and they see what's going on. every american deserves this p fundamental principle of presumption of innocence. you all deserve it. and judge kavanaugh deserves it and the woman making the allegation deserves to be heard. these are serious allegations. what you are seeing is a political tactic that we have seen many times.at they did it to judge bork, judge clarence thomas and now, judge kavanaugh. so you also have a right to be skeptical. we will have more on this throughout the show but thanks to president trump we have important of elements on t

the artist's wife, juanita velazquez, says contact information was on the mural, but no one contacted them. >> it tears into the people's spirit, and it tore into this community in a bad way. >> reporter: more than 20 years later, much older and wiser, juanita velazquez says her husband will not redo his work. >> to reproduce any part of it would have to be in a protected space. >> reporter: she says it would take negotiation with the new owner of the building and possibly even legal intervention. >> whoever destroyed the mural has to pay the cost of the mural. >> reporter: laura sambol, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up, twin boys placed in handcuffs by police, only to be told later it was all a mistake. not everyone is finding it easy to understand what their mother is saying tonight. >>> also a famed actor provides a local couple with the surprise of a lifetime. the story behind this wedding picture that's going viral. >>> and we're watching a spare the air day to wrap up the holiday weekend. you'll see it in san jose. the worst of the haair quality tomorrow. the details in our fore

mark, juanita, thank you. good to have you here. brett kavanaugh extensive documentation and the calendars we heard about was a prom mant point from him in the course -- prominent point from him in hearing. here is a bit of that. >> if a gathering like dr. ford had described occurred, would you have documented that? >> yes. because i documented everything, those kind of events. even the small get-togethers. >> fielding specific questions from the outside counsel about the notes and the calendar from 1982. >> then it looks like we went over to timmy's. last names, too? i'm happy to do it. >> just identify is judge, mark judge? >> it is. >> is p.j., p.j. smith? >> it is. so, tim gaudette, mark judge, tom mccain, p.j. smith, bernie mccarthy, chris garrett. >> martha: one of the people named in that list that kavanaugh just mentioned, tom mccain -- tom cain is his friend. thank you for being here tonight. i assume you watched this today? >> i did. beginning to end. >> martha: what did you think about how he came out of the gate? obvious

and people are still talking about it and i believe juanita broaddrick. every right to talk about what happened to her and what brought her out into the into the for was the fact that she saw this man becoming president it's the same thing here when you see somebody rising and rising and you see them more in the public eye yes i can use and we had to have this in but have to jump in jason we've run out of time to him but sure bill clinton was guilty of sexual assault that's all the time we have many many thanks and i guess in watching in atlanta and in west palm beach and thanks to our viewers for watching us here to see you next time and remember crosstalk.

. >> reporter: more than 20 years later, mud older and wiser, juanita says her husband will not redo his work. >> to reproduce any part of it would have to be in a protected space. >> reporter: he said it would take negotiation with the new owner of the building and possibly legal intervention. >> whoever destroyed the mural has to pay the cost of the mural. >> reporter: many believe the 23 new owners of this building are responsible for painting the wall gray, but even the city is struggling to figure out who that new owner is. >> thank you very much, laura. >>> still to come, from taking in the sights of nature to the inside of a helicopter, the chp coming in from above to whisk a woman off a mountain. >>> and tesla announced it would make more cars and faster. now comes word the automaker missed one of its goals. >>> and we're watching hazy skies in san jose. tomorrow, numbers in the mid-80s, though we do have a spare the air advisory to wrap up the holiday weekend. we'll talk about that and 90s in the vollealleys when when he co back. you tonight, of a rescue a mount tamalpais st

juanita broderick who gave a very credible story and told somebody at the time it occurred that bill clinton raped her was not believed. she was shrugged off by many in the feminist movement. from the reporting, the same lawyer who is representing dr. pooh-poohed the one meter broderick accusation. she was working liberal politics. i work in conservative politics so i understand we come with some bias. .his is what is bothering me the double standard. i do not believe the woman should be believed or not believed. you have to look at the evidence. the lawyer in me says let's evaluate what these accusations are. when you look at them factually, they do not stand. there is nothing there. host: explain that. guest: she cannot remember where or when and the people she alleged say they have not. where do you go from there? host: what about the notes the therapist took in marriage counseling and her husband recalls the story? guest: she did not name brett kavanaugh at the time. who knows? something could've happened to her but it was not brett kavanaugh. host: laurel, maryland, republican.

juanita, thank you for taking the time. intimated right there, you can take your positions because the battle is on. barack obama drawn into it today, first of his many midterm campaign appearances on behalf of democrats. he wants to see elected to the house and to the senate. a number of governorships. he will be a busy campaigner over these next five or six weeks, and answering president trump's call about who takes responsibility for the recovery we're enjoying. barack obama is saying it started under him. of course donald trump saying he inherited a disaster and really picked up steam, and pretty much everything we have now is because of him. this is in subtle way the clearest of choices. the present occupant in the white house saying keep me, because i have put this economy on fire. the former resident saying remember me and democrats, because we started it. after this. over 260 years later as the nation's leader in energy storage we're ensuring americans have the energy they need, whenever they need it nextera energy.

juanita branch snapped a picture of herself to post on facebook but the 63-year-old noticed her eyes and mouth were drooping in the photo so she called 911. doctors were able to give her what's known a which has to be administered within hours of a stroke. branch said she's grateful that she was able to see what she couldn't feel. >> what the heck is going on? and so i went back into the bathroom. i think i'm having a stroke. >> i never had this happen when somebody came in with a selfie that was timestamped and knew exactly when a stroke started. i mean typically it's more of a guess or an estimate. >> doctors say that information is so important, if she hasn't gotten that drug this time the stroke could have been life-altering. >>> unexpected political statement on broadway last night during "frozen: the musical" that happened during the curtain call. someone unfurled a trump 2020 flag, one of the actors as you can see coming up here grabbed it. threw it off the stage. that actor timothy hughes refused to apologize calling it a disrespectful protest. >>> coming up, gwyneth paltrow'

drill down on that but the key question here larry is that with this new allegation this new person juanita.

and people are still talking about it and i believe juanita broaddrick had every right to talk aboutwhat happened to her and what brought her out into the into the for was the fact that she saw this man becoming president it's the same thing here when you see somebody rising and rising and you see them more in the public eye yes i can do things and you know how many times i have this and i have to jump in jason we've run out of time to him but bill clinton was guilty of sexual assault that's all the time we have many many thanks to my guests and watching in atlanta and in west palm beach and thanks to our viewers for watching us here to see you next time and remember. africa to try to game it's all about speed look at goldman sachs to figure out a way to go backwards in time and still money from trays in the history they would do it but the second best option is to just increase the speed in the here and now to steal it or much wrap and. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see that.

and people are still talking about it and i believe juanita broaddrick. every right to talk about what happened to her and what what brought her out into the into the for was the fact that she saw this man becoming president it's the same thing here when you see somebody rising and rising and you see them more in the public eye yes reckonings and you know how many times i have this in but i have to jump in jason we've run out of time for him but bill clinton was guilty of sexual assault that's all the time we have many many thanks to my guests and watching in atlanta and in west palm beach and thanks to our viewers for watching us here see you next time and remember. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and obviously going to guest of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. it's hard to imagine decades after the war a nazi don't tell was still active rich in the nineteen seventies crittle had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery ashe was a german company develops of the divide a drug tha

and people are still talking about it and i believe juanita broaddrick had every right to talk about what happened to her and what what brought her out into the into the for was the fact that she saw this man becoming president it's the same thing here when you see somebody rising and rising and you see them more in the public eye yes i can do things and i know how many times i have this and i have to jump in jason we've run out of time to him but sure bill clinton was guilty of sexual assault that's all the time we have many many thanks to my guests and watching in atlanta and in west palm beach and thanks to our viewers for watching us here to see you next time and remember. the old saying you know we need to go back to by force on force that's the supposition that's also the position of the guy. that. we should do that. because in any case even though there's a number of agencies they've got to go back quite a bit to the to this country. but politicians to. put themselves on the line. they did accept or reject. so if you want to be president which. was something i wanted. to do ri

and people are still talking about it and i believe juanita broaddrick. every right to talk about what happened to her and what what brought her out into the into the for was the fact that she saw this man becoming president it's the same thing here when you see somebody rising and rising and you see them more in the public eye yes i can do things and i had to have this and i have to jump in jason we've run out of time for him but sure bill clinton was guilty of sexual assault that's all the time we have many many thanks to my guests and watching in atlanta and in west palm beach and thanks to our viewers for watching us here to see you next time and remember. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. in yet another attempt to pressure donald trump launches an all out to raid against her on at the u.n. security council that faces united opposition from almost all the other states around the table. and that's not going to help to. get this deal together

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juanita broaddrick knows what that is like. you are allegation against bill clinton.t happened in that situation? >> i was raped. 30 minutes after i was raped, the woman who was traveling with me came back to the room and found me in the condition i was in. a bloodied, swollen lip, torn clothing in a state of shock. jesse: you had a lot of evidence that could corroborate that claim. >> yes. jesse: where now, we don't know if blasey ford is telling the truth, i believe she believes she is telling the truth, but there is no corroboration or witnesses. >> it's amazing that the evidence and corroboration with the allegations i had are just -- i told five other people within the first week. jesse: you have a lot of people you told immediately and she told no one. >> when i was on nbc "dateline" in 1999, they vetted me and found all the evidence they needed to put it on air. jesse: i am sorry that happened according to you and i'm glad you are here telling your story. things have changed a lot since that time. thank you. that's all for us tonight. "justice with judge jeanin

luckily her name isn't juanita broaddrick or they wouldn't care, luckily her name isn't paula jones or they wouldn't care, luckily her name isn't kathleen willey or they wouldn't care. luckily her name is not peckny, or they wouldn't care. the hearing in the united states senate, the hearing is completed. one of the senators, the leading democrat on the committee, dianne feinstein, the ranking democrat has information that she does not reveal during the hearing, that she does not reveal during the visiting president where kavanaugh meets the united states senate, she keeps it in her back pocket. she doesn't want the information to be known during the hearing process. doesn't want it to be tested during the hearing process, she sits on it and she waits, and what exactly was she waiting for? and what exactly did the accuser accuse the nominee, mr. kavanaugh of. we're going to get into this in a moment. just remember, every week night you can watch me on levin tv, almost every week night, going to crtv.com/mark. join our wonderful community over there or give us a call at 844-levin tv. 84

juanita brodrick is from arkansas. i known her. she's a credible person.een credibly mistreated and ignored and abused and vilified in ways you can say the same about even cathleen willie. there have been others. there was no metoo support for them. none what so ever. i find, again, if it weren't for double standards the democrats would have no standards at all when it come to this. >> shannon: former sexual assault attorney myself, i like to see all the cases treated the same. if we're going to believe and verify, it needs to be uniform. governor, thank you very much. we appreciate your time. >> you bet. thank you. >> shannon: up next, we'll go live to still developing situation in the carolinas. florence floodwaters are wreaking havoc. we'll show you the aftermath. creating a new whole set of threats. dramatic rescue footage. there are a lot of heroes out there. stick around. >> we spotted these two guys here who i say are very excited to see us. friends, colleagues, gathered here are the world's finest insurance experts. rodney -- mastermind of discount

. >> thank you, juanita. god to see you. mr. hart? >> again, ray hart, open government. i have been doing this open government business for a decade now. i have 36 orders of determination from the sunshine ordinance task force finding various city elected official, boards, and commissions, etc., guilty of either withholding public records or interfering with public comment. and so i know whereof i speak. these closed sessions are always done in a way that i just don't buy it. i understand that there is necessity to have privacy for certain things like personnel matters and others, but at the end, what it always comes down to is are we going to disclose anything at all? and the answer is always no. it doesn't matter whether it's the ethics commission or this body or any other body in this city. if they go into closed session, they always come back and there is absolutely nothing they tell the public. that's not open government. are re-asking you to tell most or all of what happened? no. but to say reasonably that five or six people can go into a room for hours at a time a

juanita broaddrick has never been heard. they don't care about that. >> that brings up two things. one is, i don't think ?- democrats, you're going to have to live under those, too. oh, no, they won't.on the duke lacrosse players accused or a frat fraternity house at uva or bill clinton oh, sorry, that is when you blame the women. women just lie all the time.en but also, the evidence, they keep saying it is promotion. feminists want to label men rapists based on nothing that has to do with logic. they did this with the violence against women act. they label you a rapist. >> laura: we know this is political. republicans -- >> what i am saying is, to throw out the rules of evidence just because you are saying this is a promotion, is a nonsense argument. you are labeling this man a rapist. this isn't going to stop. they will keep coming up with charges. they should have voted today. >> laura: they should never have moved the hearing. they should have voted last thursday, should not have entertained any of this, it was obviously orchestrated. we learned tonight, just tonight come a few

>> juanita broaddrick -- the right rings her up every 5 minutes. that is 45 years old. i cannot believe -- >> do not go after her. >> laura: by the way, the cosby -- she was left off. >> i agree! >> laura: panel, i want to respond to this. there was a guest on cnn today talking about the comparison between bill cosby and kavanaugh. let's watch. >> this is a monumental defining moment this week, when you have someone like cosby going to prison and then in the same breath having kavanaugh possibly going to the highest court in the land, and so anyone that's defending kavanaugh could not in the same breath now apply this. >> laura: pam, take it away on that. >> i can't believe that they would even use those two names in the same sentence. bill cosby is an accused rapist. brett kavanaugh has devoted his entire life to serving others and the rule of law. they are attempting to destroy a good man. this case does not warrant any investigation, none whatsoever. there is no corroboration. that is why the fbi won't look at it. there is nothing there, as matt said, he's gone throu

i mean, the believe the women approach is politically opportunistic, just ask juanita broaddrick and the other clinton accusers, right? >> two things about that, liz. first of all, the believe the woman or presumption of believability of the woman, that's a great talking point on television, it doesn't work in a courtroom. in a courtroom a jury is told to use common sense with respect to every witness and compare what they say to the available body of knowledge that you have to try to mang your mind about how credible they are. but the second thing is to talk about this in terms of criminal trials and the analog of that. these allegations would not be allowed at this point to be the subject of a criminal trial because under the constitution, the reason that we have statutes of limitations and the reason that we have, you know, speedy trial act for example is because once a period of time has lapsed as a practical matter a person can't make the kind of a defense that the constitution requires you to be allowed to make because when time goes by, witnesses either disappear or memories l

chief juanita holmes> "early today at 3:44 a.m., officers with the 190 precinct received at 911 was an assault with a knife.>along with the wounded babies, police found a caregiver with multiple stab wounds and a man with a slash in the leg.in the basement, they found another employee, a 52=year=old woman who tried to slash her wrists. "what's clear is that there was a woman of asian american background in distress, most likely with some mental illness, that had no business being around infants."the newborn victims ranged in age from three days to one month. all of them are expected to survive, though the two youngest are in critical condition.the facility was not a licensed day=care center.in fact new york law prohibits children under the age of six weeks from enrolling in day care without special approval. 'this is a three story house with a basement and we are told that some of the mothers of the babies were also staying on the premises. there are many speculations and ongoing questions with regard to what kind of