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judge brett kavanaugh is now officially been sworn in as the newest member of the u.s.reme court, a lifetime appointment making him now the second judge it successfully sent to this bench by the president. during his swearing-in ceremony, the president congratulated judge kavanaugh, he also apologized for the horrific nomination process. that we all witnessed for almost three straight weeks, take a look. >> president trump: on behalf of our nation, i want to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering he have been forced to endure. those who step forward to serve our country deserve a fair and dignified evaluation. not a campaign of political and personal destruction based on lies and deception. what happened to the kavanaugh family violates every notion of fairness, decency and due process. in our country, a man or woman must always be presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. >> sean: presumption of innocence, it is core to who we are. judge brett kavanaugh had this to say about his historic nomination, let's take a l

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we've all just witnessed history as judge brett kavanaugh was confirmed by the senate to become a justicef the supreme court. ere have been protests in washington and several cry breaks here at cnn. it's a somber day for ma americans. we now go live to dana bashen who's withe republicans. >> ♪ this is how we do it >> don, i'm here in the gop locker room where the mood is nothing short of euphoric. >> whoo, we're going tois kavanaugh onight! let's ralph till we boot! >> thank you, senator kennedy. >> quite a display, dana. >> that's right, don. there are a lot of pacemakers being put to the test tonight. and i see mitch mcconnell here.w mitch,re you feeling? >> oh, that was awesome. whoo! >> do yofeel like this is a win you can be proud of? >> oh, hell yeah, dana.s republicad the mood of the country, and we could tell that peop really wanted kavanaugh everyone's pumped, from white men over 60 to white men over

the president railed against the media and described democrats ae radical and brought up the judge brett kavanaugh nomination. when hillary clinton's name was mentione the crowd chanted lock her up. former president barrack obama campaigned as well on friday. he was in miami to drum upor support andrew tgillum,he democratic nominee for governor and senator bill and yesterday, in gary indiana, mr. obama encouraged people to vote for bill donnelly. while there, he took a few a swip president trump. >> two weeks before this election, they're telling us that the single most grave threat to america is a bunch of poor, impookished, hungry refugees a thousand miles away. >> joe biden appeared in pennsylvania over the weekend. >> a bit close tore -- closer to home, republicans say she has been the top vote getting in previous races. >> i got more votes than tim cain and hillary clinton in the district two years ago. >> i want vrj virgin tirginia 1 first race called for the democrats. >> they could give the nation an early sign of whether they'll 4flip. >> new is your go-to source for information.y we're n

now ou >>> it's been two months since christine blazy ford testified s in congress against judge brett kavanaugh. she's now out of the headlines but hasn't returned to her homec in palo alto. dr. ford says she's still dealing withish measurable n elle joins us in palo alto hs where neighbors p and supporter are just hoping she'll come jean? >>ep supporters here at city hall and in dr. t forward, a decision she's describing as terrifying and causing her family lots of stress. >> my number one hope is she can move home. >> reporter: she hasn't seen her neighbor since september. that's when dr. ford testified at then supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh's senate confirmation hearing, telling the judiciary committee kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in high school. kavanaugh denied her claims and is now a supreme court justice. dr. ford is not feeling safe enough to return home. in a recent go fund me page update, the palo alto mother says donations from thousands of supporters are a god send, writing your donations have allowed us to take reasonable steps to protect ourselves against frightening th

. >>> it's been two months since christine blasey ford testified in congress against judge brett kavanaughy out of the headlines but hasn't rne privacy. as jean , sce september, that's when dr. ford testified at then supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh's senate confirmation hearing, telling the judiciary committee kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in high school. kavanaugh denied her claims and is now a supreme court justice. dr. ford is not feeling safe enough to return home. in a recent go fund me page update the palo alto mother says donations from thousands of supporters are a godsend, writing "your donations have allowed us to take reasonable steps to protect ourselves against frightening threats, including physical protection and security for me and my than notes for christine hashtag. they are pouring in. >> all over the world and all ages writing her with lovesuppt. >> reporter: dr. ford wrote "i am in awe of the many women and men who have shared their life experiences with me and bravely shared their experience with friends and family, many for the first time." ford closed the g

just weeks ago senator manchin made aot p vote, the only senate democrat to vote in favor of judge brett kavanaugh >> what west virginia said loud and clear tonight, mr. president, we want our senator, not your senator. >> reporte senator manchin spent the day before the election trying to win voters on the eastern panhandle, including those d.c. area commuters who make the long drive or train commute from martinsburg. t bayou. >> thank you, scott. in montgomery county, democrat markelrich will be the new county executive. >> elrich took 65% of the vote in a race split three ways d.anks to nancy floreen's independent chris gordon joins us live. chris? >> reporter: there's a celebration going on mark elrich saying his opponent said he's anti-development and anti-business. he says he is not and he can lead. nancy floreen split withhim, challenged him as an independent race.ate running in this he said after a bruising primary, this victory is very, very sweet. >> going from a 77-vote landslide to 200,000 votes and 65% of the vote. my opponent claimed she was going to unify the county. she probably d.

i have been trying to destroy judge brett kavanaugh since. the very first second he was announced and he was announced for one simple reason he is an incredible intellect and incredible person and incredible power there are. most of the people here are not the losers of globalization many of them are from the relatively well off middle classes. what unites them is an aversion to political correctness the coastal elites and the conviction that their man is a straight shooter really most time supporters regard allegations of collusion with russia for hush money to cover up affairs as politically motivated. her the way he's speaking about women. is the first thing i am at her and. i'm. kind of same thing you met your wife when it's just on laugh you too hot dog it's ok. if. men versus women and men are more talking. if it doesn't happen everything i know it's wrong bad things happen like. happens every day. but. even if you supported me my serving our country yeah like i said look all these people who. support what he's doing to make our country

as an investigator that's the essentially swearing in of his newest supreme court justice judge brett kavanaugh this comes as we've been discussing amid the controversy all sacking of the attorney general former attorney general jeff sessions he was a long time donald trump loyalist and he really angered not just the president but conservatives in the united states when he recused himself from the muller probe overseeing whether or not the president had ties to russia whether or not there was interference in the twenty sixteen u.s. election and all of this comes amid a very stormy day yesterday at the white house. it was supposed to be a news conference about the outcome of the midterm elections were shut down but it quickly turned into a testy exchange with reporters which included questions about the future of president donald trump's cabinet and the fate of his have battled attorney general jeff sessions and i'm very happy with most of my cabinet who will look into that different people for different positions shortly after the president tweeted that his attorney general was out sessions wri

supreme court judge brett kavanaugh that was heightened security at the event after his controversial confirmation process which brought up allegations of sexual misconduct supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg was absent from the ceremony she's in hospital after fracturing three ribs in a fall the eighty five year old is one of four members of the nine strong court seen as liberals if she had to be replaced trump is expected to appoint another conservative judge shifting the court even further to the right while the race to be governor of georgia remains unresolved meanwhile two days after the vote took place the democratic candidate stacey abrams is refusing to concede to her republican rival brian kemp kemp declared victory on wednesday evening and has resigned as georgia's secretary of state abram's campaign says it believes thousands of uncounted postal and absentee ballots could force a runoff election she has vowed to fight on. still to come on al-jazeera. indians fly out to new firework restrictions for deval leaving delhi with a toxic hangover plus i am very proud of what

supreme court judge brett kavanaugh there was heightened security at the event after his controversial confirmation process and the allegations of sexual misconduct against a supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg meanwhile was absent from the ceremony she's in hospital after fracturing three ribs in a fall the eighty five year old is one of four members of the nine strong court seen as liberals if she had to be replaced the trump is likely to appoint another conservative judge shifting the court even further to the right. coming up on the news hour from london. the pilot stopped when will i be able to return. one of central african republic many orphans demands answers in a refugee camps around the buy on. broken dreams why many haitian migrants in chile are accepting the government's offer of a free flight home and american boxer floyd mayweather says he was due to as he pulls out of a fight days after find tokyo to promote it. united nations brokered talks between the sides in yemen's war will not start before the end of the year that's according to a u.n. spokesman you are in ye

brett kavanaugh hearings. that was a factor, may be a very big factor the way that was handled, tremendous energy was given to the republican party by the way they treated then judge brett kavanaugh, now justice brett kavanaugh. confirmingupport for more great pro-constitution judges, candidates who embrace our message of low taxes, low regulation, low crime, strong borders and great judges excelled last night. they excelled. really, a mean we list of, of people that were fantastic, and i will just point them out. barr,rodney davis, andy fantastic, who i went to kentucky, for the most part i did not campaign for the house but i made a special trip for andy barr because he was in a tough race in kentucky and he won. that was a very tough race. the polls were showing he was down, down substantially and he won. peak -- pete of minnesota, he was new and ran a fantastic race. you had others who decided to -- let's stay away, let's stay away. they did very poorly. i am not sure if i should be happy or sad but i feel just fine about it. coffman, too bad, mike. mia, she called me all the time to help her with a hostage situation. venezuela,hostage in but mia love gave me

( cheers and applause ) ♪ today the senate judiciary heard from supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugho say that i fear for the future. >> stephen: ##metoo. ( cheers and applause ) listen to this answer when he was asked about a reference to a beach week ralph club in his year book. >> sir, i was at the top of my class academically, busted my butt in school, captain of the varsity basketball team, got into yale college. when i got into yale college, got into yale law school, worked my tail off. >> stephen: i busted my butt, then uh poured beer into my butt. it's called boofing! ( cheers and applause ) what was the question? you guys check out the internet lately? i saw this yesterday, there was this great story about a moth drinking a sleeping bird's tears. >> jon: wow. >> stephen: well, that's tonight's top story. ( laughter ) >> jon: hmm. >> stephen: nothing else going on. ( laughter ) god, i wish i was that bird. ( laughter ) as much as trump loves rallies he has a new way to communicate with you because this afternoon at 2:18 p.m. eastern time americans nationwide received an alert

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president trump has been fighting to put pro-constitution judges on the bench like brett kavanaugh.caskill voted no. president trump is securing our border, but claire mccaskill is sponsoring the most radical open borders bill in the history of the united states congress. she voted for amnesty. she voted for amnesty. she has called the border wall embarrassing. and she's marked the president. does that represent us? i don't think so. president trump lowered your taxes, but claire mccaskill voted no. she voted to raise your taxes over 200 times and president trump has fought to roll back regulations on our family farms and businesses, like the waters of the united states ruled. mccaskill voted for far left environmentalist regulation the obama administration could dream up. she even voted to keep the waters of the united states ruled. maybe senator mccaskill's record shouldn't be such a surprise, because she did say that she thought the reason president trump got elected was because of the russians. she told a journalist that. what she doesn't realize is president trump got directed

. >> i will nominate judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. ( applause ) >> stephen's subtle, you might miss it, but-- ( laughter ) he was nominated by a republican president with a republican senate. it's a pretty good hint. ( laughter ) now when that announcement was made, the best estimate on the vote was 51 for, 49 against. but with all the dramatic revelations, accusations, denials, heart-wrenching personal testimony, people's reputations and lives in tatters-- those numbers have shifted, okay? so let's crunch some numbers here. okay, so... ( laughter ) there was 51... it was 51... it was 51... 49... and then who we got? we got ben sasse. ben sasse is a maybe. ( cheers and applause ) then we got-- let's see... lisa murkowski is a maybe. who else? jeff flake has gone back and forth. but then again, there's joe manchin, there's heidi heitkamp... ( laughter ) and there's... and there's... that leaves us with the possibility of... ( laughter ) yeah, 51-49. okay. ( laughter and applause ) ( piano riff ) got to get some grip on the fingers. one thing that has changed

brett kavanaugh hearings. that was a factor i think maybe a big factor the bay that was handled i think was tremendous energy given to the republican party by the way they treated then judge brett kavanaugh. they expressed their support for confirming more great pro pro-constitution judges. candidates who embraced our message of low taxes, low regulation, low crimes and strong borders and great judges excelled last night. they excelled. they really -- we have a list of people that were fantastic. 0. >> i went to kentucky and for the most part i didn't campaign for the house but i made a special trip for andy bar in a very tough race in kentucky. he won. a very tough race. the polls were all showing he was down substantially and he won. that one i did do. in minnesota, ran a fantastic race. on the other hand you had some that decided to stay away. they did very poorly. i'm not sure i should be happy or sad. but i feel just fine about it. carlos cubella. mike kaufman, too bad mike. i saw me ya love, she called me all the time to help her with a hostage situation. being held hostage in venezuela . but mia love gave me no love. and she lost. too bad. sorry about that, mia. bo

. >> iq, i was watching the confirmation hearings of judge brett kavanaugh today and how lucky trumpis to be able to appoint not one but two, what are your thoughts on brett kavanaugh. >> the guys extremely competent . come up with some decision that makes no sense. he is competent, use a regular guy next door. he coaches, he loves baseball or football, what is it? whatever, he's going to make it. i wouldn't worry about it. the most interesting part of itall , she called us the deplorable but people on the left have turned into unhinged, uncivilized deplorable then you know what, the more they yell and scream starting with kamala harris, the more you scream, the more we dig in. this president is going to get at least one if not anothertwo, god willing . i want to say thank you so much for being here. i want to thank you for who you are and i god bless you. i thank god. god bless you, god bless america, thank you. >> you're watching book tv on cspan2. for a complete television schedule, visit booktv.org or follow along behind the scenes on twitter, instagram andfacebook . >> the name

i support president trump and judge brett kavanaugh, supreme justice brett kavanaugh. they are not happy. the democrats are not going to be happy because they really wanted to win both the house and senate so they can begin impeachment of our president as well as supreme justice brett kavanaugh. i was just listening to a comment by nancy pelosi, saying how we should be a country ashamed of ripping babies out of the mother's arms, and yet we have become a country that is not ashamed of having babies ripped out of the womb of their mothers at seven and eight months gestation. i have seen little ones born at seven and eight months. a lot of them survive. for people to not think they feel any pain, and for someone to crush your school and dismember you -- skull and dismember you and suck you out of your mother's womb with a vac, it is very sad how we determine where one person's life matters and the other one doesn't, and then we go to bed and sleep with it. host: rebecca on the line. thank you for calling. david barker, let's start first with her comment about impeachment

supreme court judge brett kavanaugh there was heightened security at the event after his controversial confirmation process which brought up allegations of sexual misconduct supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg was absent from the ceremony that's because she's in hospital after fracturing three ribs in a full eighty five year old is one of four members of the nine strong hort seen as liberals if she had to be replaced that trump is expected to appoint another conservative judge shifting the court further to the right. still to come in this half hour of news. we find peace how can we make the violence stop when will i be able to return to one of central african republic smiddy orphans demands answers in a refugee camps around it by our groups. and indians are allowed to the new firework restrictions for the while even leaving delhi with the toxic hangover. hello there it's going to stay pretty hot for many of us in the west of europe we look at the satellite picture we can see one area of cloud here this fizzling out as it works its way across the central belt of europe and then th

judge brett kavanaugh was one of the three judges on that circuit court panel and he wrote the opinion overturning lower court's finding. here's what he wrote. consideration of the wishes of patients -- listen to this -- consideration of the wishes of patients who are not and have never been competent is not required by the supreme court's procedural cases. the plaintiffs have not shown the considerations of a never competent patients is deeply rooted in this country's history. that sounds convoluted. these plaintiffs have not shown that consideration of their wishes, that consideration of their wishes is deeply rooted in our history. well, of course not. deeply rooted in our history is segregation. and ace lights, institutionalizati institutionalization, and our history of disability rights movement is littered with cases of people who are never competent all of a sudden becoming competent with new or different approaches to that person's unique vigilty, social and economic exexclusiveiness. the term never competent may have more to do with faulty reasoning and the society's treatment

.>>> the senate judiciary community has released the report against judge brett kavanaugh, the 414 page report, the conclusion says that none of the witnesses could provide evidence to substantiate the allegations. they said that investigators spoke to 45 people, took 25 written statements before reaching that conclusion. >>> it is a story of true grit that comes to life on the big string, on ktvu, here comes, the attempt to travel to the south pole after a devastating automobile accident, we will sit down with one of the stars of this new documentary called the push. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >>> the elections are tuesday, november 6 and there is

judge kavanaugh of horrible, horrible crimes. admitted that actually she never met judge kavanaugh or brett kavanaugh or kavanaugh period. never met him, never saw him, and the act never happened. and it was a lie. a total lie. she made up the story and she was forced to admit it. " lock herhanting, up"] pres. trump: it was a false accusation, a false statement and she was forced to admit it. can you imagine? this man for 10 years -- who knew i was going to do this? i was happily building buildings in manhattan with a nice, simple life. to my beautiful first lady -- [cheering] hell, let -- what the us give it a shot. and look what happened. look what happened. things for ourg country that have not been done for 100 years. what we are doing. we are turning it around. by the way, when i came in, this happens all the time. veryi came in backstage, a powerful, strong guy was saying -- thank you very much. a very powerful guy, a big strong guy, with tears coming down his face said, "thank you, mr. president for saving our country." this happens all the time. tears. tears. i said -- when was the last time that you cried? if ie

bill nelson and yet the one senate democrat who decided to put that aside and judge brett cavanagh and confirm brett kavanaugh cavanagh won his election. you can see the kavanaugh effect with election results. heather: with these appointments pending we have a lot going on. these lawsuits involving recounts and three different states, the asylum, migrant caravan going forward. >> the nominees being put forward are fair and independent. these are nominees who if confirmed will follow the law, they will not put their personal policy preferences into their decisions. they will be the kind of judges americans want who can rise above politics, leave the legislating to the people and representatives of the people and we see that the quality of the nominees supported by the trump administration and the same quality of nominees going forward. heather: ruth bader ginsburg falling and breaking 3 ribs, we will see how long she is on the court. gail trotter joining us live. the time is half past the top of the hour. tense moments as two state troopers race to save a man trapped in a burning car. the heroic rescue caught

i support president trump and judge brett kavanaugh, supreme justice brett kavanaugh.hey are not happy. the democrats are not going to be happy because they really wanted to win both the house and senate so they can begin impeachment of our president as well as supreme justice brett kavanaugh. i was just listening to a comment by nancy pelosi, saying how we should be a country ashamed of ripping babies out of the mother's arms, and yet we have become a country that is not ashamed of having babies ripped out of the womb of their mothers at seven and eight months gestation. i have seen little ones born at seven and eight months. a lot of them survive. for people to not think they feel any pain, and for someone to crush your school and dismember you -- skull and dismember you and suck you out of your mother's womb with a vac, it is very sad how we determine where one person's life matters and the other one doesn't, and then we go to bed and sleep with it. host: rebecca on the line. thank you for calling. david barker, let's start first with her comment about impeachment.

judge kavanaugh was terrible. nobody has ever been treated more unfairly than brett kavanaugh. they've been trying to destroy judge kavanaugh since the very first second he was announced. never has a man been treated so badly. on behalf of our nation, i want to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering you have been forced to endure. >> we are back to talk about all of it with our panel. >> tamara, an what do you think the damage will be in the justice kavanaugh chapter, how has it affected the voting habits of american women so far? >> well, american women were pretty pivotal in these midterms just now. you know, democrats dominated in areas that previously had been controlled by republicans. in particular, in suburbs, among affluent -- people in suburbs, affluent white women, married women, highly educated women, republicans lost a lot of them where they had previously voted republican before. those suburbs -- those suburbs fell. was that because of brett kavanaugh? was that because of the "access hollywood" tape? was that because o

popular here in the mountain state in part perhaps because of his vote for then the judge now justice brett kavanaughat decision very popular here in west virginia and also to be fair seems the president him down that criticism after the vote. he'll probably hear a bit of it here this afternoon. last night in a show me state of missouri, the president help to try to tip the balance in another key senate race, the latest survey showing holly leading mccaskill who was party is out of touch with the american people. >> the democrat agenda is the agenda of the extreme far left. the democrats are the party of rigid ideology and total conformity. they demand absolute agreement and they dismiss, demean, and demonize anyone who questions their radical ideas. >> as you pointed out just four days before the big day and that means a sprint to the finish continuing in west virginia and indiana tonight. the president will be at a high school auditorium tonight. if that doesn't sound very big, but keep this in mind, the auditorium seats 7300 people. it is expected to draw about 10,000 tonight. they are all in the

in the moment, one of the big flashpoint in the midterms was the confirmation hearings with judge brett kavanaugh. and you have all these moments are kind of embodied political tribalism and that seemed like a moment that when we look back on, when you write the book about this era, your sql, i just imagine when i'm not committing him to -- i think people will be looking at that, that moment is very significant in sort of, where you stood on brett kavanaugh, on doctor ford, seemed to hit so much on a set of other political assumptions and identity of red or blue. when you think about those hearings anything about the gender and sexual politics in the 90s with bill clinton as well. what are conclusions or lessons that you draw we look at the two euros? -- the two eras. >> mario cuomo ran and 92. and he almost did, i think he might have beaten bill clinton in the democratic primaries and i think in a way that might have finished off bill clinton's political career. and people are going broke betting on bill clinton to lose. but here is why i say that because number one bill clinton ran in 92, genni

judge gore search? why did anthony kennedy wait until there was a republican president to resign? why did they try to destroy brett kavanaughaking the court, and why doesn't ruth bader ginsburg resigned and left trump to replace her? it's a preposterous idea that there is no difference between obama judges and trump judges. most voters voted in the selection specifically because they wanted to make sure there were trump judges and not obama judges. the chief justice should stick to running the supreme court and not get into fights with the president. >> bret: chuck, what about that? is this a fight he should not have gotten into? >> i think it was a fight he felt he had to get into and he has been trying to stay out of for several years, ever since president trump, going back to the time he was a candidate, has been vilifying chief justice roberts, first for obamacare, than for other things. look, of course it's true that there are ideological and partisan differences among the judges. that is been true since thomas jefferson and john marshall. but it is important for political leaders to respect the good faith of judges an

brett kavanaugh has been an exemplary public servant, ted bundy wasn't. he didn't hold office. he wasn't a federal judge who had gone through confirmation. a single fbi background check, the real brett cavanagh is the oneff we saw in the confirmati hearings and the real brett kavanaugh, people went to high school with him, young women who are now mothers who have said this is not the character of brett kavanaugh. this is not who we do in high school. accepting the argument, let's look at the high school episode, all the attributes to his character even in high school, and many decades. >> host: if the charges turn out to be true should brett kavanaugh get a lifetime in the supreme court? >> guest: i'm not going to answer hypothetical question, and it won't be proven. and i denied it, he's not denying that episode happened. he is denying he is the perpetrator. i do not want in any way to criticize or attack the accuser. and just as we ask for fairness in the justice process, we want fairness in families. let's have fairness in the process, and the allegation, and a single episode in high school, looking

brett kavanaugh has been an exemplary public servant. ted bundy wasn't. he didn't hold office. he wasn't a federal judge who had gone through confirmation. ted bundy never went through, as far as i know, a single fbi background check rather than six background checks. so the real brett kavanaugh is the brett kavanaugh we saw in the confirmation hearings, and the real brett kavanaugh is the person who has generated -- not generated, people have come up spontaneously who went to high school with him, young women who are now mothers, who have said this is not the character of brett kavanaugh. this is not who we knew in high school. so just accepting the argument that let's just look at the high school episode, what we're hearing is all these tributes to his character even in high school, and it's a character that has continued for these many decades. >> if the charges about what happened in high school turn out to be true, should brett kavanaugh still get a lifetime appointment to the supreme court? >> well, i'm not going to answer a hypothetical question. i'm just not. because i don't think it can be at t

judges and justices. they like brett kavanaugh. they like neil gorsuch. they've been willing to swallow a lot of things they are very concerned about in order to get these judges. but now what you see is at least some of them breaking off and saying we're very concerned about things that violate the rule of law. we wouldn't accept it if it was president obama. we'd speak out then. and george conway is leading the charge. >> chuck rosenberg, they write, the president has attacked the justice department for indictments of republican congressmen on the stated ground that prosecutions would hurt republican chances in the midterm elections. and he's urged the justice department investigate his political opponents. that's a fundamentally wrong and very dangerous view of the criminal justice system and people from both parties and across the political spectrum should condemn it. i'm cheered by that but this has been going on since day one. since the president tweeted obama tapped my wires. the president has been itching to investigate. he's been tweeting about hi

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