julie swetnick about kavanaugh? alleged drug induced gang-rape parties, kids lined up in the hall in suburban maryland that would happen all most every other weekend and she was in fact, along with cuomo said that kavanaugh should take a lie detector test and said that he believed his accusers, well, she should -- by the way, she was the biggest "power player of the week" believer in the in the country, just to remind you. >> i believe her. listen, first of all, anyone who comes forward at this point to be prepared to testify in the united states senate against someone who is being nominated to one of the most powerful positions in the united states government. that takes an extraordinary amount of courage. >> i want to thank you, i want to thank you for your courage and tell you i believe you. i believe you. and i believe many americans across this country believe you. >> sean: so kamala harris, do you believe the accusers of andrew cuomo? or do claims of abuse not matter when levied against a democrat? now of cour

justice kavanaugh: okay. keep going. mr. fisher: so even then, i think that you and i are both using words like "usually the case," "almost always the case," and under mcneely and -- and richards, that's just not good enough when it comes to the home. justice kavanaugh: but the exigent circumstances doctrine, i -- i guess -- well, let me ask you this: do you object to the solicitor general's presumption and, if so, why? mr. fisher: we do object to it. it's obviously better than the -- than the categorical rule that amicus propounds. but the reason -- we think it just unnecessarily complicates the analysis. we think that -- we don't precisely know what the presumption means, but it -- i think it would mean one of two things: either that that fact in isolation tilts in the favor of finding exigent circumstances, which we don't disagree with but we just think sets up an artificial legal rule that just gets in the way of the ordinary totality of the circumstances approach, or it would become a much more muscular

chief justice roberts: justice kavanaugh. justice kavanaugh: thank you. good morning, mr. dvoretzky. mr. dvoretzky: good morning. justice kavanaugh: i think the circumstances in which this issue is going to matter are two big circumstances where it will matter, and they are older people who fall and suicide. i want to focus on those two things. the chief justice's questions focused on older people who fall. the statistics on that are quite shocking, as i'm sure, they are huge. and many of us, of course, will, when there is a neighbor you have not seen or a parent who lives in a different place will, instead of barging into the house yourself, or calling if the parent lives in a different place, calling a neighbor to barge into the house, you will call the local police officer who you might have a relationship with, particularly in smaller towns and communities and ask them to check in. when can you do that consistent with the for them and? -- fourth amendment? mr. dvoretzky: i think you can always call the police -- justice kavanaugh: when can the police go in? i thought y

chief justice roberts: justice kavanaugh. justice kavanaugh: thank you. good morning, mr. dvoretzky. mr. dvoretzky: good morning. justice kavanaugh: i think the circumstances in which this issue is going to matter are two big circumstances where it will matter, and they are older people who fall and suicide. i want to focus on those two things. the chief justice's questions focused on older people who fall. the statistics on that are quite shocking, as i'm sure, they are huge. and many of us, of course, will, when there is a neighbor you have not seen or a parent who lives in a different place will, instead of barging into the house yourself, or calling if the parent lives in a different place, calling a neighbor to barge into the house, you will call the local police officer who you might have a relationship with, particularly in smaller towns and communities and ask them to check in. when can you do that consistent with the for them and? -- fourth amendment? mr. dvoretzky: i think you can always call the police -- justice kavanaugh: when can the police go in? i thought y

even called on justice kavanaugh to take a lie detector test.uomo's own attorney, eric schneiderman, was accused of sexual misconduct five years ago. cuomo, within hours, immediately called on him to resign, and he did, writing, "no one is above the law, including new york's top legal officer. i do not believe it is possible for eric schneiderman to continue to serve as ag, and for the good of the office, he shouldco resign." and guess what? all of a sudden, andrew cuomo believes in due process, the production of innocence. he doesn't want anyone to rush to judgment. today, while questioning the motives of his accusers, cuomo said he would never bow to cancel culture. listen to this. >> i did not do what has been alleged. tid period. i won't speculate about people's possible motives. the people of new york should not have confidence in a politician who takes a position without knowing any facts or substance. people know the difference between playing politics, bowing to cancel culture, and the truth. let the review proceed. i'm not going to resi

he applied to kavanaugh apply to him? >> if he himself said, i don't know why he would have a problem doing that. but this is a problem whenever you make a blatant statement like "believe all women," it doesn't give the space for, again, due process. it does not give any credibility to anybody, at all, whatever they say, "wait a minute, this didn't really happen." we should let the process play out, but it's really -- i think it's really kind of -- it's sad eato see the way it has all tur back around on people, but when you say things like "believe all women" and then women come after you are women, after people in your own party, and you are silent on it, shame on you. that should never happen in the united states of america. >> sean: all right, lara trump, big news for you tonight and i'm sure the people of north carolina, the ones who are asking me, i've got you your answer. got that off my chest. all right, thank you. and breaking just moments ago, after opposition from republicans and democrats, the biden administrat

chief justice roberts: justice kavanaugh. justice kavanaugh: thank you, chief justice. and good morning, mr. fisher. i want to follow up on questions from the chief justice and justice breyer about how exigent circumstances would work in this situation because it seems to me that there's a chance that exigent circumstances doctrine would essentially cover the waterfront of all the circumstances you would have when you have a hot pursuit to the house. so, on page 14 of your brief, you refer -- summarize existing doctrine with respect to destruction of evidence, the risk of persons who are threatened with serious injury, to protect the officers or the public, and then you also say, and this is the one i really want to explore, to prevent a suspect's escape. and wouldn't the exigent circumstances doctrine in all those things apply almost inevitably in a hot pursuit case, particularly preventing a suspect's escape, because the suspect has already escaped, in essence, from - or fled from the officer, and so, to use your phrase, there is reason to believe -- i think that was

i thought they got it right in the kavanaugh case. they had the hearings, due process was unfolding before the american people, and everyone then made their -- well, made their opinion on the julie swetnick or less -- there are some people that are dishonest, sadly and that would say anything and even be willing to lie even about something this significant and serious, so that's why you can't rush to judgment, right? >> right. no, i completely agree. just as you said, i mean, we believe in due process and that's what we are consistent. we are going to go by democrats rules, then you just rush through a sham investigation if you even have one and you go ahead and render of guilty verdict in the court of public opinion and that's exactly what was happening in the situation with kavanaugh. sean, what really gets me about this case with andrew cuomo, and i keep thinking that -- i'm not quite sure what it's going to take. we keep hearing all of these stories -- i think it's safe to ask at this point what woman hasn't been grabbed by andrew

that is something he was not willing to give brett kavanaugh when brett kavanaugh was accused when there is no evidence he had even met the woman much less anything untoward had happened. cuomo led the charge in calling for brett kavanaugh's head as did media figures like one who sees the need for due process when it comes to allegations whether made by people with no evidence as was the case for much of what brett kavanaugh went through people with photographic evidence, employment track records and other things as in the face of cuomo. >> if we're going to be consistent i always said we have to have due process, whether your guy or some other guy is being accused and all of us should want that for ourselves. we all may be accused of something at some point. you mention there's photographic evidence. a picture the new york times is published, supposed to be from a wedding reception in which governor cuomo was touching her, he asked if he could kiss her. he said today i want you to know i never touched anyone inappropriately ever which there is this picture. and assemblywoman who is a de

chief justice roberts: justice kavanaugh? justice kavanaugh: i would like to identify some issues of concern as i look at this. i see your rhetoric and tradition and history argument, very similar to the arguments made for exempting baseball from the antitrust laws. that exception has not been replicated in other sports, and other cases. in regions, as justice kagan said, that really was from a different era. it was dicta, not sure it was fully considered dicta. in any event, from a different era. that we get to regular antitrust law, rule of reason, and i want to drill down on your assertive procompetitive justification, and how you say the product is differentiated. it does seem, as justice kagan and justice gorsuch suggested, justice alito, schools are conspiring with competitors, agreeing with competitors, to pay no salaries to the workers who are making the schools billions of dollars, on the theory that consumers want the schools to pay their workers nothing. that just seems entirely circular, even somewhat disturbing.

should step aside and take a polygraph test to make sure kavanaugh was telling the truth.at was cuomo not giving due process arguments for those two individuals, yourel response? >> calling for an unfair process or lack of due process, we do it the right way to get it right in america there has been a pattern of behavior between cuomo and by cuomo and haoles acted in office with people in meetings i've talked to people who sat in meetings over the last year and this is something that is part of who he is and i'm not going to take away due process and unfair approaches when he took, i want him dealt with the right way and if convicted and if these convicted of allegations is done the right way. >> hollywood and democrats and thee media touted andrew cuomo s a presidential contender, cuomo's last primary from actress cynthia nixon calling angela brandt for not delivering a stronger rebuke that's what's happening as. well, we seen increase cuomo caught in a conflictre of interest he led hs brother on ten times on cnn now he says he cannot cover him, it's okay to cover him in

justice kavanaugh: good morning. first, you agree the ncaa can require that the athletes be enrolled students in good standing, correct? mr. kessler: yes, i do. justice kavanaugh: i think we need to think about what the next case will look like if we rule in your favor in this case. as justice sotomayor pointed out, you are asking for a narrow ruling and the rationale behind it could generate follow-on litigation. so what, in your view, is the endgame of this litigation? is it collective bargaining? legislation? this picks up on justice breyer's questions as well. mr. kessler: it's difficult for me to predict legislation or collective bargaining. but i would talk about antitrust endgame. in the antitrust endgame, it is simply to apply the rule of reason. which the ncaa has been subject to for at least 37 years, which all the sports leagues are subject to. justice kavanaugh: but your position, in the district court, was that all the compensation limits are contrary to the rule of reason, correct? mr. kessler: yes. i l

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cuomo said brett kavanaugh should step aside, in fact take a polygraph to make sure kavanaugh was tellinghe truth. that was cuomo not giving due process, you know, arguments for those two individuals. your response? >> well, calling for an unfair process or a lack of due process, i think we do it the right way to get it right in america. there has been a pattern of behavior between cuomo and how he, by cuomo in how he has acted in office with people in meetings. i talked to people who sat in meetings with him over the last year. this is something that is part of who he is. but i'm not going to take away due process. an unfair approach is what he took. i want him dealt with in the right way. if convicted, then if he is convicted of those allegations it is done the right way. liz: yeah. hollywood and democrats and media touted you know, andrew cuomo as potential presidential contender. cuomo's last primary challenge came from actress cynthia nixon. cynthia nixon calling out senator gillibrand for not delivering a stronger rebuke. that is what is happening as well. we've seen cnn's chris cuo

senate against kavanaugh. the scandals now swirling around the new york governor. as a new investigation from the "wall street journal" and the "new york times" finds that top cuomo advisers influenced state health officials and pressured them to remove data from a report, it was actually in june but it was a july public report purposefully hiding and covering up the relevant life-saving information. in other words, rather than change the late march executive order, they looked at the 9,000 deaths that they found and instead of rectifying what was an obvious fix, they decided to cover it up purposefully. hide it. then they lashed out at nursing homes. they lashed out at anybody, and then, of course, when all otheri were lashed out at enough, then, of course, blamed donald trump, who was building the hospitals that remain empty, that could have taken these nursing home patients. this covered up report showed the covid nursing home deaths in the state exceeded numbers h previously released by the administration

he sources annuitize book review article about an attorney who said he witnessed brett kavanaugh makeale coed but was not interviewed by the fbi. the new york times later reported a female student declined to be interviewed and friends say she did not recall the episode. white house single out for criticize him fbi director chris ray who president biden cast on the job and the alleged fbi stonewall on brett kavanaugh. the doj says the department has received and is reviewing the letter. white house views on new york governor andrew cuomo are far less pointed, it is time for cuomo to resign? >> is new york's problem. >> if he believes the accuser. >> they are telling their stories, something we need to respect and acknowledge. >> new questions about the origins of the covid-19 pandemic, us state department former lead investigator believes the virus could have come from research being done on a bio weapon from 11 wuhan, china. that investigator david asher joins us, welcome. >> nice to be with you. >> i want to read something from medicalpress.com. they talk about a huge delay getting

it does when you are talking about a republican or brett kavanaugh and destroying his reputation andking him. but when it is a democrat like cuomo or joe biden with tara reed or even the lincoln project which became a tool for the democrats, they ignore all these allegations. the media is complicit in allowing this hypocrisy to stand in the democrat party to treat republicans one way but democrats a far, far different way. it shows they don't really care about the women. they don't really care about these stories. they care about it only when it serves their purposes. it's really shameful. >> harris: you know, with all that has gone on around the ##metoo movement in the last few years and television stations getting caught up in it, even my own network capitol hill with the fund where women were harassed and more and money slid to keep some of them quiet. when you look at all of this, how can the left, democrats in leadership, not all of them, but some of them, those in power now to make a difference and impeach him, how can they look at that with any sort of credibility? >> you can'

we would get his reaction in light of his position on the kavanaugh case, what's going on with cuomo, what it means for biden. also his reaction to the president's speech at cpac. also dan bongino geraldo rivera, they'll weigh in on the scandal surrounding governor cuomo in the battle in the border, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ in on the scandal surrounding governor cuomo in thehehehehe

sheldon whitehouse looking to relitigate justice brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearing calling on theral to look into what he's calling the potentially fake fbi investigation into the claims against the justice. there are stark differences between the cases. justice brett kavanaugh initially faced the single accusation with no corroborating evidence from high school. there were two additional accusers including one who backtracked her story almost completely when pressed on the facts. nearing democratic governor andrew cuomo stands accused by seven women of harassing words or actions. they either work for him or covered him while he's been governor including the last year. they provided dates, documents, and details. the protests against cuomo have been minuscule in comparison to the waves of opposition that rocked capitol hill and the court during the kavanaugh confirmation protests. it's not over says democratic commissioner sheldon whitehouse because he says the fbi background investigation into the kavanaugh allegations was "politically constrained and perhaps fake." white house p

a lot in kavanaugh as a rush to judgment.e was a party to gang rapes and nbc gave her an interview and said after the interview that they couldn't verify the claims but they put her on anyway. that's what we're seeing here, guys. it is so blatant i would say it's comical but it is actually quite sad. >> dana: do you think the floodgates are opening on cuomo? we've been talking about the nursing home scandal for quite some time and now this issue on top of that sexual harassment accusations. more people are willing to come out against him now. do you think it will continue? >> flood gates we're at niagara falls. it's democrats the ones coming forward. you can't say it's a partisan thing. kim said he was bullied. two allegations of sexual harassment and his own aide just last month basically admitting to a cover-up saying we didn't want to hand over numbers to the department of justice because we didn't know whether there would be an investigation or not. it's an admission of a cover-up. he is getting hit on multiple front, fro

everybody deserves due process but the due process was abused for brett kavanaugh.he other thing to is, cuomo coverup, he wrote a book during the pandemic. he had press conferences where we're going to show later in the show, how he manipulated those press conference, topspin what was going on behind the scenes. the question is, did he profit from the book? did he write the book to get a job in the biden administration while he is covering up in his own book nursing home deaths and what went on with putting covid patients back into group homes? so those are the two issues there. the big issues here. so many angles, ford. your reaction to that? >> cuomo's book was boo boosting cuomo. he want ad job in biden presidency. his new hampshireed policies in nursing homes got thousands killed. we can't let those people be forgetten. the democrats don't want to own up to this because the scandal is bigger than cuomo. new jersey, pens vang, michigan, adopterring same people, covid positive patients back into nursing homes when thousands died around the country. democrats defin

they tried to ruin kavanaugh's entire life in front of his wife and daughters. they did it for political gain. they minimized the seriousness of important issues like this by playing politics with it and, of course, because cuomo is a democrat, he's not getting the same treatment at all by them. by the way, another big example of all of this, the political lie on the left involves the clear and growing crisis at our southern border. well now, we have the dhs secretary and joe biden saying there's no crisis at all. that reminds me of over the summer when they acted like the far left riot that has we were witnessing with our own eyes were actually peaceful protests. remember the scene fake news cnn? that scene right there? not a fire but mostly peaceful protests after the police shooting. standing in front of a building burning to the ground in kenosha decked out in riot gear, a banner reading "fiery but mostly peaceful protests after police shooting." saw the same thing over there at conspiracy tv msdnc in minneapolis where the anchor claimed the situation wasn't

burt kavanaugh. >> martha: we have to go.you. >> that's not true, leo. >> martha: where any of these things are earned can, there's always a -- it gets laid out and everyone in the public forum including us as well makes their sort of judgment about whether or not a person is guilty. we have said many times on this show that everybody deserves due process and he deserves to have his side of the story told as these women deserve to have their side told. we'll see where it goes. there's no doubt there's a ton of heat on the governor right now. thanks, leo. jessica, good to see you. >> thank you. >> martha: thank you. okay. so moments ago, president biden speaking to individuals who the white house says will benefit from the largest bail-out plan in american history. now, at the same time, you have some economists are wondering if this is going to lead to a economic downer, also none as inflation. we debate after this. stick around. el the clarity of non-drowsy claritin. and 24-hour relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor

senator whitehouse says the fbi investigation into those claims against brett kavanaugh was not a real investigation, it was not conducted according to fbi standards, and he says the fbi's refusal to answer any questions about it since is a sign that something was fishy there. so senator whitehouse writing to attorney general merrick garland today saying, welcome to your new job, among other things, i would like you to provide answers about what went wrong in the brett kavanaugh investigation that i believe was a fake investigation and not a real one, conducted and then covered up by the fbi. wow. and, yes, we're talking about the subject of an fbi investigation who is now a sitting supreme court justice, right? so this is a hotter than average hot potato. and because senator whitehouse is not a shy senator, he is also demanding a review of a number of trump administration justice department decisions to take actions that appear to have been potentially improper but they were nevertheless things that were demanded by president trump. he wants a review of a number of those decisions by

because, apparently, that's the standard that was sent with brett kavanaugh. accusers are racist. and for some reason that means it doesn't matter as much as them or that it's easier to excuse. at the end of the day, they were calling for brett kavanaugh's career to be completely over, but they can't muster the courage and say andrew cuomo, innocent or guilty, may just be in the way at this point for a state that's hurting to heal itself and figure itself out. he needs to resign because new york needs to move on. >> well, charlie, one thing about kamala harris that i will never forget, she is no incredibly calculating. you remember during the campaign she basically said that joe biden was a racist, that she believed -- [laughter] women were accusing him of various things, and then when she was asked by stephen colbert about it, i mean, this woman is pretty terrifying, and her proximity as vice president to that president of the united states terrifies me. what about you? >> yeah. well, nobody's ever gone broke being too cynical about people's motives, motivati

whitehouse somehow winds up in the united states senate and then winds up at the center of brett kavanaughember this? >> did the word ralph you use -- >> i already answered the question. >> did it relate to alcohol? >> i like beer. i don't know if you like beer, senator, what do you like to drink? i don't know, how do you pronounce that? >> refers to flatulence. we were 16. [laughter] >> okay, devil's triangle? >> drinking game. >> how is it played? >> three glasses and a triangle. >> and -- >> you ever played quarters? it is a quarters game. >> tucker: [laughter] ever played quarters sheldon whitehouse? no, i've never played quarters. [laughter] it's only game he's played. in any case, as you well know, that man seated on the supreme court anyway and sheldon whitehouse has been stewing about it ever since. he recently sent a letter to the attorney general saying the fbi 2018 background investigation of brett kavanaugh and we are quoting here "was perhaps fake." well, who to put on the story of the fake fbi background investigation but brit hume. the senior political analyst on fox news wh

i do not hear the same i believe from the six women after the untrue kavanaugh accusations, they have now remained silent about cuomo on this issue. look at the tweet from the "new york daily news." cuomo may not be perfect, but he has been the perfect man for our perilous times. the only one with that with the exception of cuomo's deadly nursing home policy caused a massive break and the subsequent cover up is now the subject of a criminal investigation and just to remind the media, yeah, thousands of innocent people died the most vulnerable population in new york state. it's so bad that the publisher of cuomo self congratulatory book on covid leadership has stopped publication. he's not the perfect man for the job. got bailed out by donald trump, simple undeniable truth, and cuomo failed the people of new york miserably and tried to cover it up and congratulated himself for a job well done and had the data in june. in june he could've made the pipit when he had the data. rather than making the proper adjustments, they decided to hide all of this information from everybody and blame

they have a major breakthrough in a cold case of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh and his potential girlfriend. and certain on that case after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: 40 years ago, senator sheldon whitehouse was famous in charlottesville, virginia, as the single ms member of the law school class. we don't mean that to sound mean but it is true. it is verifiable. sheldon whitehouse, how did he get in here everyone asks? people ask years later, how did this guy get into the u.s. senate but he did. good for him, maybe being for the island gives you an advantage. sheldon whitehouse somehow winds up in the united states senate and then winds up at the center of brett kavanaugh confirmation hearing in september 2018. remember this? >> did the word ralph you use -- >> i already answered the question. >> i like beer. i don't know if you like beer, senator, what do you like to drink? i don't know, how do you pronounce that? >> refers to flatulence. we were 16. [laughter] >> okay, devil's triangle? >> drinking game. >> how is it played? >> three glasses and a triangle. >> and -- >> you

the vice president against brett kavanaugh but nowhere to be seen.is the one thing about the current vice president. she was the leading voice of believe in all women when it came to brett kavanaugh in 2018 and in fact she went on television and said the following "for a woman to come forward with the focus, nationally to start off by believing her." the essence of what she is talking about is real even if she forgets the facts. a little different story when it comes to andrew cuomo. >> dana: and tyler reed, do you remember that episode during the campaign? and i have been thinking about this because she obtains this historical moment, and then what do you do with it? nothing? i mean, you have the table. you don't just have a seat at the table, you are the table. and you say nothing? i think it was very cowardly, that is the is the adjective i'm working on, greg. for jayla brown and schumer to issue a statement on a friday night. really, it took it that long to do that and then what did president biden do today, where most conservatives are, due proc

when we come back as usual, more hypocrisy from the left after relentlessly attacking brett kavanaughbelieve kamala harris is holding bet with. talk about hypocrisy on a level, well, will not shock you. leo 2.0 and lisa boothe are next. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin. and 24-hour relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. try claritin cool mint chewabls for powerful allergy relief plus a cooling sensation. live claritin clear. ♪ ♪ >> sean: we are learning the vice president harris or president curious, whatever you prefer will sit down with bill clinton on friday -- and get this scummy discussion on women empowerment. no words on what harris will ask former president about his history of disturbing behavior towards women, serious and incredible allegations of sexual abuse all throughout his career. remember, she was the biggest i believe are of them all and believe the accusers against, yep, joe biden. so does the vice president of my believer harris believe those clinton allegations? vice president

yet they were the ones spouting the believe all women talking points, saying that kavanaugh had no placethe court. so it has become clear for a lot of democrats, not all of them, a lot of them the "me too" movement was all about politics and not protecting women. elizabeth: okay. kristin, thanks for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thank you, liz. elizabeth: coming up fox news contributor jason chaffetz. the biden administration, people in washington are saying now on defense saying that donald trump did rattle the biden team over what trump says is key policy mistakes on jobs, own energy, lockdowns, and the border. not all republicans signed on to trump running the gop. we'll break down the story for for you next. >> cpac, do you miss me yet? joe biden has had the most disasterous first month of any president in modern history. that's true. [cheers and applause] already the biden administration has proven that they are anti-jobs, anti-family, anti-borders, anti-energy, anti-women and anti-science. in just one short month we have gone from america first to america last. you think abo

one of the most vocal opponents of justice brett kavanaugh.is the conversation we should be having yet? the list of victims is getting longer by the day. >> the conversation is how long have these women been a fraud? they send a message whether it was through harris's attack on kavanaugh as you noted, the franken episode with gillibrand. they signaled their moral standing, that their ethical standard bearers and did it by attacking these men, insisting on resignations. well, we don't want women attacked at work or women sexually harassed. of course we all agree on that and yet when it comes down to really mattering when it is someone in their own party, they can't do it because it has all been a facade. it has been politics and a thing to use against people politically. in the case of kavanaugh people agreed it was entirely false. in this case you have contemporaneous dynamics with women who work with this man, the same party, no political animus against him and would probably support his policies making these claims. and they can't step up to

we are joined now by june kavanaugh, msnbc law enforcement panelist and retired atf special agent in charge. you've been studying everything we've been able to learn about this all day. what we're seeing here is someone who is just helping set up the camera position so people will know -- >> the public information officer for the city of boulder police department. >> we're going to go straight to it. >> we're going to have three speakers during this press conference. the first is police chief maris herold. her name is spelled m-a-r-i-s h-e-r-o-l-d, then district attorney michael doherty and then someone from the sheriff's office. chief herold. >> thanks. the first thing i want to say is our hearts of this community go out to the victims of this horrific incident. we know of ten fatalities at the scene, including one of our boulder pd officers by the name of eric talley, who's been on the boulder police department since 2010. he served in numerous roles supporting the boulder police department and the community of boulder, and i have to tell you, the heroic action of this officer when

the way she used me to against brett kavanaugh was a tool to hammer republicans. andrew cuomo also if she opens up this can of worms it could come back on joe biden allegations by tara reade and lindsey maurice. >> she wants this to go away. she will duckett as long as possible. the republicans and the media need to hold their feet to the fire. she's only doing what is best for kamala harris. elizabeth: when you put it all together it's a credibility crisis as well. a supporter of the #me too movement and being tightlipped. everybody deserves due process but the due process was due due to brett kavanaugh and the other thing is the cuomo cover-up he wrote of luck during the pandemic. he at press conferences that we will show later in the show how he manipulated those press conferences on what was going on behind the scenes. the question is did he profit from the book, did he write the book to get a job in the biden administration was covering up in his own book. nursing home deaths in what one on including covid patients being put back into group homes. the big iss

have you seen the same response to kavanaugh is what you are seeing with the meeting with cuomo, or are>> there are two different standards, not just about whether republicans believe accusations against democrats or democrats believe accusations against republicans, although there is a bit of human nature to that. you're actually seeing an attack on the rule of law itself. you saw it during the cabin a confirmation where senators were saying they didn't believe that brett kavanaugh had a right to due process and he was accused without evidence of all sorts of completely unsubstantiated and ridiculous things. you also see it today when joe biden issues an executive order about his plan to get rid of due process when college students are accused of impropriety. this is something that the left has really pushed, this idea that you do not have the right to have a defense or to see your accuser if you are a college student accused of misconduct. it's not just politics but natural disagreement about whether rule of law exists or whether due process is important, and this is something that re

jen psaki who attacked senator susan collins as a fake feminist coward devote contempt for brett kavanaughthere's a double standard people are putting out. >> that's exactly right multiple high-level democrat left-wing women have remained silent on the cuomo situation despite passionately objecting to brett kavanaugh confirmation on the supreme court to decades-old of substantiated claims, kamala harris and elizabeth warren has said nothing about cuomo and they were the onein spouting believe all women talking points and saying kavanaugh had no place on the court, it's become clear not all democrats but a lot of them the. >>: movement was all about politics and notab protecting women. elizabeth: thank you for joining us we appreciate it. coming up jason chaffetz the biden administration and people in washington are saying impeach him that donald trump did rattle themp biden team on key policy mistakes on jobs, energy, lockdown in the border butig not all republicans are shined on to trump running the gop. we will break down the story next. >> cpac, do you miss me yet, joe biden has had the

i said that during the kavanaugh hearings and he said it many, many times since then.hink this is a nether transparent political usage of these allegations that are coming forward now to protect the media and to protect other democrats. because they cheered on and are cuomo while he was sending seniors back into nursing homes with colic. that's the bottom line. kennedy: they did not challenge him, they did not ask and they did not demand the figures until he was no longer politically convenient. and shame on the reporters who advocated their responsibility but now peter, you are obvious and with the straight shooters here. do you think the governor should resign? and were you expecting that today during the press conference? smith i don't know what i was expecting. i do think he should resign. the allegations here are serious. they should be taking considerably, they are still allegations any to be investigated. but it does not matter in some ways for the purposes of the question, should he resign? the results of that investigation are a think irrelevant. because andre

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democrats did it egregiously in the case of brett kavanaugh. hillary clinton, you had elizabeth warren, kristin gillibrand, kamala harris. all came after him before there was any due process afforded him. why are they standing by so silently in this case? >> i think after what we saw today from the new york delegation with more than half of congressional representatives and cuomo's home state and that includes progressives like alexandria ocasio-cortez and centrists like carolyn malone and jerry nadler calling on him to resign, there's no silence here. the white house released a statement in support of the investigation. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer caused the allegations nauseating. that's new yorkers and high ranking democrats speaking out. i agree with leo that doesn't seem like governor cuomo will go away from the office unless he's impeach. what i think he had the ability to do is to have his due process and also to focus on the issues at hand like getting new yorkers to vaccinate. step back and let the lieutenant governor sit in for him