thank you, michelle goldberg, great column writing. congressman of pennsylvania, hope a good future in front of you. >>> coming up, president trump praised brett kavanaugh's performance yesterday, so what does he think about the delay in the judge's confirmation? plus, what kind of supreme court justice would kavanaugh make if he were to tend on the highest court? do you like the show had he put on yesterday? and the one by senator klobuchar, he said what about you, do you ever black out? great question to ask one of your judges. >>> arizona senator took the stand today forcing the tropes allow an fbi investigation of the allegations of brett kavanaugh and who knows what pandora's box we'll see next week. who knows what the fbi is going to get under oath perhaps with a lie detector. >>> let me finish tonight with dr. blasey ford's powerful testimony yesterday about guys laughing at her as they tortured her, basically. this is "hardball" where the action is. he action is. hi, kids! i'm carl and i'm a broker. do you offer $4.95 online eq

let's go to michelle goldberg who's written beautifully about this with passion. do you think this will -- i mean, i do. i'll make the case. the fbi's got a lot of people. they can put 50 people down in rehoboth or dewey beach down there and find this character, and they can even get him on the record if they spend enough time with him. the same with the people who may have been at the party, all the people that made this woman who went to high school in ghaithers fwur ghaithersburg, the woman in new york, ramirez. it does seem they've got the fire power to find out a good percentage of the truth about this guy. your thoughts, michelle? >> i think that's right, and i think that that's why this came as tiss-- i mean, this came as profound relief to me because what christine blasey ford, what the democrats have been asking for has not been that radical, right? they've been asking for an fbi investigation. they've been asking for at least the -- at least a process as decent as anita hill got, which is now remembered as a national shame, and so i think that, yes, ther

here to talk about what's going on, michelle goldberg a the "new york times" and rosy gray who reported on those e-mails. there's the spectrum of people, lots of people who have lost their job in this administration for things they have written or said, facebook posts about the president or michelle obama or birth certificate. i am still kind of catching my breath from the nature of these e-mails. who was this guy hanging out with? >> well, what i reported is that, you know, basically ian smith was in e-mail contact and appears been involved in the planning of social events with a circle of younger white nationalists in washington. people with ties to institutions like the national policy institute or american renaissance and he appears to have known these people. >> yeah, but i want to, like -- i just feel like that language is maybe a little excessively polite. if someone is writing you an e-mail saying the party is going to be judenfrie, that's a nazi, even if it's tongue in cheek. that's a tongue in cheek joke made by someone -- >> it's a kind of ironic joke about their own anti-sem

joining me to discuss this is michelle goldberg and rosie gray who first broke the story. me start with you, rosie. there's a spectrum of people. there are a lot of people who have lost their job in this administration for things they have written or said, facebook posts about the president or michelle obama, birth certificate. i am still kind of catching my breath from the nature of these e-mails. who was this guy hanging out with? >> well, what i reported is that basically ian smith was in e-mail contact and appears to have been involved in the planning of social events with a circle of sort of younger white nationalists in washington. you know, people with ties to institutions like the national policy institute or american renaissance and he appears to have known these people. >> yeah, but i just want to like -- i just feel like that language is maybe a little excessively polite. if someone is writing you an e-mail saying the party is going to be judenfrei. that's a nazi. even if it's in tongue in cheek, that's a tongue in cheek joke -- >> it's an ironic joke about thei

"new york times" columnist michelle goldberg. "boys will be supreme court justices."s based on her review this accuser looks credible, but will it matter? i wonder just big picture how you feel and what you've concluded about whether there is improvement and what is still being done wrong as we look to adjudicate in public a difficult thing the weight of this accusation and the facts against this judge and whether he should be promoted. >> i think there's certainly improvement, first of all that everybody -- there seems to be a broad consensus that these charges should be taken seriously and should be aired. a lot of the pushback in the right wing media to christine blazy ford coming forward has almost assumed what she is saying is probably correct, but basically said it hasn't been a big deal. you see a lot of people saying, is it really fair to judge somebody for what they did in high school? ari fleischer, former george w. bush press secretary, talking on fox news, can one little incident in high school derail your opportunity to ascend to a supreme court seat or t

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on a call-in radio show in the spring of 2017, michelle goldberg, dennis slate columnist of "the newyork times" got into an altercation with a caller named scott from tennessee who berated her and fellow members of the coastal elite for a tone that drip with condescension when talking about middle america. she responded angrily that she was repulsed by the sentiment the caller expressed, but the hurt and was somehow more authentic than america's centers. the irony is that there was no obvious policy differences argument separating them. rather, they were separated by emotional commitments, by their rage. goldberg's rage against real and persistent racism and sexism is entirely legitimate in a country black men are imprisoned x times the rate of whites in the same proportion of women sexually assaulted while in college is currently serving in the u.s. legislature. scott's rage is legitimate to the separate of blue-collar workers from michigan gets dismissed for some summarily talk into deplorable are expressing their anger. but the average is also a self-fulfilling because it cuts out

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jersey governor, former prosecutor, served on the trump transition and "new york times" columnist michelle goldbergn, take us inside the white house. the bob woodward leaks coming out and right on the heels of that this anonymous thing in "the new york times." what is it like inside when ha happens? >> the president was already in a terrible mood when this all happened. if you remembered on sunday the day before the first woodward excerpts came out, you had him tweeting at jeff sessions telling him to stop the investigation or suggesting he should stop the investigation. >> into the republican congressmen. >> into the republican congressmen. the president was in a bad place concerned where things are going with the midterms but, look, there is a witch-hunt going on in the west wing, the president is obsessed with finding out who did this, punishing that person and now, of course, also and, of course, also suggesting "the new york times" should be punished for publishing it. >> went right at the "the new york times." michelle, you write for that op-ed page and questions for "the new york times" comi

four of the state department's finest, philip goldberg, david hale, michelle sissen and dan smith. this is the highest and most prestigious rank in service, they should be proud. the american people, too, should be proud for them representing our country. they have all proven over many years of service that their outstanding diplomatic skills and leadership qualities are much needed and that they're delivering. they're an inspiration too. they're great leaders. i congratulate them all on behalf of all of my state department colleagues. this is a good step towards strengthening the state department's leadership, something i've put at the top of my priority set in my first, now, several months here. i know that american diplomacy is most agile and most effective when we have our entire team in place. we need to have that senior leadership team empowered. to that end, we do have some new leaders already making an impact. i mentioned david hale, my undersecretary for political affairs. we also have director kiron skinner who i have not mention before, she is a highly distinguished acad

and he battled michelle goldberg from the "new york times" where she was talking about the people who are at the white house. what are they doing there exactly and chris christie and she said this about that. >> i honestly don't understand how people can be part of this and not feel shane and not feel some responsibility for fois this on this administration. >> the idea somebody should be shamed is outrageous statement. >> the fact is and you know, this noble in this administration or the number of people in this administration who have any respect for the president is infinitesimal. >> that's not true. >> it's been hard to narrow down who wrote this in the first place. >> that's your opinion. that's just not true. that's your opinion. from where you sit have you no respect from the president, that's obvious. brian: she just sits there obviously outraged mimicking how some view the president. to think these people around him all don't respect him or know him is ridiculous. to say that to chris christie to has known him for 10, 15 years intimately and who has regular contact with him i

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position of career ambassador for the state department's finest philip goldberg david hale undersecretary for political affairs michele sis and dan smith. this is the highest and most prestigious rank at the foreign service they should all be very proud i know i'm proud of them the american people too should be proud of phil david michelle and dan representing our country they have all proven over many years of service that their outstanding diplomatic skills and leadership qualities are much needed and that they are delivering their inspiration to their great leaders i congratulate them all on behalf of all of my state department colleagues it's a good step toward strength of the state department leadership something i put at the top of my priorities that in my first now several months here i know that american diplomacy is most agile most effective we have our entire team in place we need to have that senior leadership team empowered to that end we do have some new leaders are already making an impact i mentioned david hale spender secretary for political affairs. we also have director of policy planning karen skinn