have first major a socket could become japan's first ever grand slam winner and competitor it came mr cory is keeping the faith. so you she's going to be fine because you know i was what you used to date to hugh was did you enjoy mean pulling agreed to meet all the time i was happy to see you know he was mine unbelievable to me i'm sure she has he's going to have a chance to reach for the. american mike bryan and jack circle on the second grand slam doubles title in a row they were straight sets one is over lukas cobalts and marcello melo it's a major success for what's a temporary team sockets brian's entering part of his brother bob is injured this was also a record eighteenth grand slam doubles title for brian. the reigning olympic cycling champion christina vogel says she wants to be a source of motivation for others after revealing that an injury on the track has left her paralyzed and unable to walk vogel took sprint gold for germany at the last two olympics a serious training crash in june this year left her in hospital but that been no updates since then an interview on friday she

mr. chairman -- >> democratic anger boiling over at the supreme court confirmation hearing. cory2020 claiming he was going to expose documents marked committee confidential. >> i am going to release the e-mail about racial profiling. i understand that the penalty comes with potential ousting from the senate. this is about the closest i will have to an i am spart ks moment. >> reporter: republicans call the move a political stunt saying the documents have been cleared for release hours before the hearing calling out those across the aisle. >> running for president is no excuse for violating the rules of the senate or of the confidentiality of the documents that we are privy to. >> reporter: one of the newly released documents disclosed the 2003 e-mail from brett kavanagh when we was working at the white house. court can always overrule its precedent. kavanagh down played the e-mail exchange and tried to clarify. >> i think it was overstating something about legal scholars. i am always concerned with accuracy. i thought that was not quite accurate description of all legal scholars

mr. grassley lets this child molester, cory booker, say anything to that man, he needs to be run out of washingtonhost: crystal in pennsylvania. good morning, crystal. caller: good morning. i just wanted to say, i wanted to talk about the hypocrisy of donald trump. he would convict those young men who were teenagers who he said rate that women in new york city -- raped that women in york c nw -- peoplebut says don't see the hypocrisy in donald trump. he wants to say these young men were guilty, but this man is innocent. i would never vote for donald trump. i would never, ever, ever vote for a republican. in kansas.ene welcome to the program. caller: i would just like to say depraved.osnell is we can't allow this in our society. one more reason we should make abortion illegal, except where the mother's life is in imminent danger. god has given life to the unborn. civil society requires we also recognize the same, that the unborn human life has rights just as a woman's right -- the woman has rights. there's another life being formed in the womb. the unborn children have rights also. cannot recognize

mr. chairman, if we could just respond to that. >> you can respond, but just a minute. >> that was cory booker's voice. he was quite chatty today. for all the chatter that trump has course and our conversation and trump has upended protocol, what do you call that? that went on and on and on. i was thinking about it today though, and as they have done on college campuses and so many other places, and walks of life today, the left is destroying civility and sowing chaos. they are doing it throughout society, and i think the most of the rest of america is just working. they are too busy for protest. they have to put food on the table. if this is how the democrats conduct themselves at what should be a sober hearing for one of the most important posts in the land, imagine how they will govern. should they gain a majority in november? and that is the angle. joining me now for reaction, former chief nomination's counsel to the senate judiciary committee. mark, and carmine dillon, great to see all of you. mark, directed at your parties, what's happening here? >> i would say democrats won the day by losing it

mr trump, who's promised to overhaul america's trade relationships. the president hailed the changes as a very big deal. dr rebecca harding is the founder and chief executive of coriependent economist specialising in trade finance. she joins us now from the business newsroom. what do you make of this deal? you have to look at the deal in the context that it has been brokered. this is area statement of the deal that was in march this year when the us tried to impose tariffs across the world. south korea went in with exemptions because the us is a big market for south korea, 65% of exports go to america. they said let us exports go to america. they said let us not have a tariff, let's have a quarter. this is to some extent a political move because it is reinstating some of that. president trump healing this as a big deal, he is keen to point out he can do these big trade deals. even though he is mired about a trade deal with the eu. he is fighting the midterms and he is thinking about the next presidential election. donald trump is the deal maker and he likes to see success saw his strategy at the moment is to say we are prepared to be more flexible on this deal. we

sure cory gardner is so scared by this fantasy weapon i urge the senate to pass my legislation requiring the state department to consider the designation of russia as a state sponsor of terrorism well mr gardiner if you are still in fear i've heard this helps. so it's a minute you're watching out the next hungry gets a dose of discipline from the e.u. about how it's treating migrants the details on that when we come back. you know world of big. and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. the senate has taken up with obama's. course those like you know medicare for all of the great but we're just. going to ask the something. progressing. welcome back a group of european lawmakers are voicing their support to hungary after the european parliament voted to slap budapest with the books most severe disciplinary action for breaching the union's core values of the migrants such populist lead a good fi

cory gardner he's so scared by this fantasy weapon i urge the senate to pass my legislation requiring the state department to consider the designation of russia as a state sponsor of terrorism well mr gardiner if you are still in fear i've heard this helps. it's a look next on r.t. hungary's been dealt a dose of discipline from the e.u. over how it treats migrants have the details on that for you with a comeback. when the u.n. was founded it was meant to serve as a forum for dialogue and conciliation. into a u.n. security council meeting and instead of robust debate you often see accusations and allegations of diplomats and just playing to the cameras as the u.n. really become a host environment. again a group of european lawmakers are voicing their support for hungary after the european parliament voted to slap in the past with the blocks most severe disciplinary action from breaching the union's core values of a migrant populist leader good field is called the decision a shame while the outspoken british army pinata for raj warned of an authoritarian grip but as peter all of the reports hungary is not the only country backing the e.u. rule book. the european parliament has voted

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cory booker and every unhinged lunatic you could find. >> bre brett kavanaugh to serves associate justice of the supreme court of the united states. >> we cannot possibly move forward, mr. chairman with this hearing. we have not been given an opportunity to have a meaningful hearing on this nominee. >> mr. chairman, i agree with my colleague senator harris. >> everyone else joining us today. i know this is the american people. >> mr. chairman, i move to adjourn. mr. chairman, i move to adjourn. judge jeanine: diane, you have been sitting on this letter for two months. you let brett kavanaugh foe through days of hearings and issued 1,300 follow-up questions, now, you want to character assassinate this man who has undergone six fbi full field investigations where no such allegation reaccept belg this anonymous man sense has ever surfaced? diane, as a ranging member of the committee interviewing kavanaugh how could you let a moment pass without addressing the issue when kavanaugh was in front of you and had the opportunity to respond. why would you let it go? let me tell you why you let it go. even you didn't believe it. what other reason could there be. i know about wome

cory booker is back up. >> senator feinstein has asked for the floor. >> chairman, i asked to respond - mr.man. >> senator booker, using a standard set by two members of your political party in the caucus and i will phrase because i don't have the exact quotes in front of me but recently senator schumer said from the floor, the best judge of whether or not someone should be on the supreme court is decisions that they made at lower courts. senator leahy said something similar to that when senator so the mayor was before us and we know how many we know what you have done in the lower court and that's the best basis whether you are to be on the supreme court. we have 307 cases that this nominee has written decisions on as a basis for that. we have 488,000 other pages and maybe senators have not read them but their staff is fully informed because last night before 11:00 o'clock, on the 42000 pages that come to our attention, the staff on the republican side has gone through them. >> but sir, why did you ask for the white house counsel documents connected they were not germane to the hearing. >>

cory booker and kamala did. i think it is worth mentioning here, what you saw just happen with miss ford and what is about to happen with mr. kavanaugh testifying was only made possible because republicans like senator grassley, treated these allegations with respect, said i want transparency and made this day possible. with democrats who sat on this for three months and brought it out in the 11th hour, it wasn't investigated fully because of democrats. i applaud republicans for treating this the way they have. trish: let me go to howard franklin, our democratic strategist, ask you, why didn't they do something about this earlier? why didn't this information come to light? >> absolutely. i think there was plenty of reporting that said the senator feinstein was looking to respect the privacy requests that were made by dr. ford but here obviously you know, we're in this forum because of full fbi investigation hasn't been granted by the administration. i will take no issue with the criticism of maybe the comments that senators harris and booker made but they wouldn't have this forum had we been brought to this forum with some

mr. robert menendez, who is currently under senate ethics investigation for having illegal relations with minors? , cory booker,cus who has allegations against his conduct with a 15-year-old girl? guest: i do not know that we can resolve all of the issues that you have addressed, political issues or those specifically. i would like to just say why i described judge kavanaugh's views as extreme, and it is very simple. there is a long history of the ist society seeking judges that would change the approach to the constitution, essentially to make it more originalist, protection alist approach. longhave been opposed to a series of republican justices, appointed bycordins opponent republican presidents. they opposed 10 in a row and never satisfy the federalist society, because they were fair-minded guardians of the constitution, so they do not want another sandra day o'connor or anthony kennedy or another lewis powell. they want extremists. that is the reason i turned justice kavanagh "extreme." it is in the context of that. , and let's go to ahmed he opposes judge kavanaugh. ahmed, go ahead. myler: thanks

cory booker announced he would knowingly violate senate laws. >> i'm going to knowingly release the e-mail, by the rule bring the charges -- >> mr.rds tells "the washington post" the records senator booker was referring to the already been cleared. >> is that true? are the documents already clear or are you violating the rules? i don't know. >> i violated the rules and i'm violating the rules. i'm continuing to release documents that they haven't approved yet. >> so in the wake of those performances from two senators just about everyone in washington thinks will run for president in 2020, consider this from politico. quote, it hardly mattered to their primary audience, that kamala harris offered firm no firm evidence to support one of her sharpest lines of questioning. one thing democrats are learning from president donald trump as confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh drawing to a close, floating an incendiary charge with little to no factual basis. it isn't the details that resonate with base voters, it's the show. fair? >> i was thinking ability that the last couple of days about what happened this pa

cory booker, has he found some kind of smoking gun? >> it depends how you look at this. senator booker received through the mechanism of the committee a document authored by then mr.ning whether or not roe versus wade was settled law. the actual phrase was not all scholars believe it is settled law and in fact, three members of the court are prepared to reverse it. the statement was made in 2003 in this e-mail. senator cornyn says the e-mail was marked confidential and you violated senate rules for revealing it, and you could be expelled from the senate for revealing a confidential document. that is a true statement of the senate rules. senator booker says who marked it confidential? they can't find who marked it confidential. just calling something confidential doesn't make it confidential. is it a smoking gun? it is if you believe that judge kavanaugh has misled the committee by saying today, roe versus wade is settled when he doesn't believe it is. it is not a smoking gun if you believe judge kavanaugh was characterizing what legal scholars were saying in 2001. my opinion, he still will be confirmed. there will be a lot more fireworks, especially when senator b