national review reporter, kat timpf. [cheering and applause] and he can literally reach across the aisle, former wwe superstar in my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheering and applause] emily, you are a lawyer and i'll be honest, i did not care about this whole process nomination but is something i felt was out of my power and it just happened but i did not care about the story until the left when we care about it. it got me mad, the intimation in life and i think that is what happened here. we saw a precious get subverted. >> the process was one 100% ignored. that was the point. i think, as an attorney, firsthand what happens when the court accepts as true allegations of statements that are uncooperative. every character witness for two separate false accusation tria trials. i saw that the ripple effect can be overstated in of course, i support the need to movement and professionally and posit personally but one does not equate the other. it's ridiculous subversion of justice to accept allegations. that gender automatically

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kat timpf is here and lgbt for trump founder chri chris baron s here. let's talk about this. as the probe expands with the fbi and potentially wraps up, we are in a place that is pretty unimaginable. it only goes one of two ways. either kavanaugh is turfed and his life is ruined or the supreme court has denied justice. what do you think happened? >> unfortunately part of his life is already ruined. people will always view him through the lens of these confirmation hearings despite the fact there has never been any evidence to support them. you look at the michael avenattis of the world and the senate democrats who exploited these women. they exploited the #metoo movement and exploited the real victims of sexual abuse and sexual assault. it's the grossest kind of politics i have ever seen. kennedy: when you look at julie swetnick's claims and how she is walk them back. dr. ford was by and large except for a couple inconsistencies, she was pretty spot-on. for julie swetnick, for what she claimed in that sworn document. what should happen to someone like that. >> she should be a

kat timpf is here along with republican pollster lee carter, and he's a criminal defense attorney, david bruno. so, david, i will start with you since you are the resident attorney. so let's discuss. one of the reasons rod rosenstein might not want to go before this committee under oath is he'll give them a tote haley differenhall -- a totally diffet than he gave the president if he' not going to perjure himself. >> what he said may have been said in jest. there were reports that came out last week that james barrack said there were two people in the loom, who say it was a very real statement. kennedy: and they memorialized the discussions. >> he may have satisfied the president, but there maybe other witnesses. he may be in trouble. and by him not showing up today is an indication there maybe a problem for rod. kennedy: it almost seems like rod rosenstein feels he has cover since the president gave hip that reassuring conversation on air force one. but you have other people as he just talked about who say, you know, this is something rod rosenstein clearly said. he didn't understand wha

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