the progress of german children and immigrant children isn't measured by the same yardstick that mr guy's non-stable. the fact schaub i want to show for this by vs been on the going to talk about ice the first movie and it got sold because from a glimpse of a position of the cuts on the justice of the bottom on the model of the earth and for the monger of the voyage of the marvel at the mission of a lot of business that's been done in this year and i just saw. my comments to my in the adults about the guts all docs one. bissau in the first book think they have it so sure all of us i know. there's a special form of the german language spoken by many immigrants to translate some of their own phrases into german it's a lingo people use to create solidarity and build a community that offers immigrants something that's missing for them a sense of belonging. because i tell. my friends you know this is easy. to deal by fighting against discrimination and racism with a goal that germany recognizes that immigrants from turkey and elsewhere as rightful german citizens this. is why this might be. th

. >> you're a tough guy. mr. hensarling: foolish guy sometimes. mr. wallison: but what i'm wondering about here is, if the democrats had not succeeded in capturing congress in the subsequent election and the republicans had then been still in control of policy, what do you think the -- a republican congress would have done in the context of starting again in january of 2009? obviously one of the things that was on the table was a highly regulatory law that dodd -- the dodd-frank act, it wasn't called that but that's where most of the planning seemed to be going. would the republicans have had a different way of addressing or remediating the crisis? mr. hensarling: i recall putting forward some legislation at the time. i just thought it was critical -- we have alternatives secretary pall -- to secretary paulsen's. i had an alternative, cobbled together from a few other alteshtives. i know our current speaker, paul ryan, had -- again, i haven't looked at the details in years but i believe had a plan to set insurancerary pay-for a ram for certain nbs, li

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of oil and you want to get your shoes dirty mr guy here. studious. while the class family has a tate's others us napping up the houses on the market and the and how did he make a killing again he did did he get another bargain especially among them with getting repeat offenders year they buy one house after another this is the third right it's his second of his second complete one and the apartments before we went for a meal and i said it won't cost less than four point five and he got it for three so i'm very easy right. it was a sort of hard and today the time is ripe for us to make money here with the standard. and my company urgently needs it. oh and that's not a crime as you know i don't think it is such a bad thing for district is often. where the real estate market is symptomatic it enables those on top to make more profits while others can hardly afford to live in that and says he anymore. why did you come but you did state that i did this is why i think behind this is the most basic question does profit for the one mean loss for the other as

you have mrs nice guy and mrs horrid person.en worse cop, emmanuel macron, and even worse cop, emanuel akron's slightly more awful, mrs angela merkel. they have come up with this deadline, if you don't have it and agreement on the border by october 19, then nothing will have — — border by october 19, then nothing will have —— happened in november, which is when the prime minister was leading us to believe we would have some sort of deal. —— emmanuel macron. now she has come out and said we have given you a solution, if you don't like it, what is your solution? let's talk about the times as well as we carry on, sorry david. she had, she is right at this particular bennett when she says there is my plan, which has become known as the cheque is planned. there is nothing else. i am told that my name is —— my namesake, the former secretary, no eye have not beenin former secretary, no eye have not been in that role, i assure you, thank goodness. he is going to bring forward his plan, we are told, a habit of the conservative party conf

mr. funny guy exterior shielded a much darker side. >> there had been an argument.communicating with him. and that's what led up to him showing up at my doorstep. >> reporter: how did things escalate? >> he looked disheveled, and he had a handbehind his back. and i felt very scared. >> reporter: despite the warning bells, kendra went to give shelley a hug to defuse the situation. >> he pulled out his hand and just started stabbing me like one, two, three and -- >> reporter: did you know what was happening? >> no. i felt like oh, my god, this did not just happen. i felt in shock and pain and actually, i didn't know but at the time he had punctured one of my lungs. >> reporter: shelley chased kendra throughout the house, stabbing her 23 times. >> he was very methodical. he wasn't screaming. he wasn't -- he was like cold and calculated. like he was there to get a job done. >> reporter: how was it that shelley stopped stabbing you? >> because my neighbor intervened and really he got tired. >> reporter: shelley managed to slip away during the chaos but was arrested the n

seems to also be a discrepancy with regards to the birth date of the alleged perpetrator this mr sheppey guy the article says he was born on the fifth of may one thousand nine hundred seventy nine attached a copy of it says he was born on the fifth of april of one thousand nine hundred seventy nine now perhaps there are some out there who feel like betting cat is a legitimate source there are others however who have called into question the accuracy of some of the past claims some of the links to us think tank such as the atlantic council which include rupert murdoch amongst their advisory boards and also some of questioned some of their past research into the conflicts in syria and the ukraine. what it is doing is nothing more than reading tea leaves every level analysis is a method used by hobbyists never been to syria doesn't speak a word of arabic and he conducts his profound reset from the comfort of his armchair. now the u.k. government have of course been blaming the russian government and the highest levels of the russian government for this incident. they have of course repeated the

mr. biden: hi, guys. [cheers and applause] mr. biden: thank you for a much. [cheers and applause] mr. biden: thank you. thank you, thank you what a wonderful crowd. [cheers and applause] mr. biden: thank you. [cheers and applause] mr. biden: thank you. please. although i have been around a long time, i was not there when natalie stevens was running for president. saidhe had a saying that "flattery is fine as long as you don't inhale." i look out at all of you [indecipherable] mr. biden: my name is joe biden. i am jill biden's husband. that's how i'm known in my family. i'm proud of it. thank you. chad, thank you for the kind introduction, and for your leadership and commitment to this cause. and it is a cause. i think it is, and i've said this for the last 10 years, it is the civil rights issue of our day. i am not looking for applause. it is about who we are as a country and who we are as a people. that's not hyperbole. folks, i told you before, chad, for example, gave me credit for coming out early, but it was very late. it was very late. early for marriage and equality. i told the

russia's military intelligence agency now balance that says that according to sources in russia mr chepe guy is a high ranking colonel within the g.r.u. but the same source within their article says that this type of operation would have been usually carried out by a low ranking field officer no higher ranking than captain now in the past there have been those who have called into question pending cats billets he to carry out these types of investigations independently and without any bias what he's doing is nothing more than reading tea leaves every level analysis is a method used by hobbyists and never been to syria. doesn't speak arabic and he can't duck says press on the set from the content of his. now ever since that incident in seoul very early or this year the u.k. government have held the russian government responsible for what took place and that's a theme which repeated itself today in the u.n. general assembly. the u.k. saw the consequences of these norms being the road it insults pretty this year when russia recklessly deployed a nerve agent on our streets the united kingdom has

russia's military intelligence agency now bella katz says that according to sources in russia mr chepe guy is a high ranking colonel within the g.r.u. but the same source within their article says that some. this type of operation would have been usually carried out by a low ranking field officer no higher ranking than captain now in the past there have been those who have called into question palin kat's billeted to carry out these types of investigations independently and without any bias what is doing is nothing more than reading tea leaves every level analysis is a method used by hobbyists never been to syria. does it speak of arabic and he can duck says press and reset from the content of his armchair now ever since that incident in seoul very early this year the u.k. government have held the russian government responsible for what took place and that's a theme which repeated itself today in the un general assembly the u.k. saw the consequences of these norms being the road it installs pretty this year when russia recklessly deployed a nerve agent on our streets the united kingdom's p

mr. brown? joking kind of guy? >> this is a not the joking kind. i will, i want to give you a press if you will he becomes famous so if we can hold off on him. i give that to you now. i want to you look at william lloyd garrison you get a range of different voices in this spectrum from folks there are folks that are pacifists. to have bloodshed going into so with the last part here, this is the third part of antislavery reform. these are the guys we call free soil. >> here with is that in 1950s. there are new territories we know that today. americans are moving westward. they start in the northeast with a long history of dive yugs. moving less in search of land and jbs. and there is a huge issue if these are going to evolve into statehood one day. what do people in the south say about these? slave or free? slave. in the north? >> free. >> and northerners ask them to be free. let's see where it is. if the country moves west and territories become states one day what is the free soil position? let it be free. a lot of people confuse so let's go back

. >> but do you think he could pull off this guy, mr. rogers? a tough act to follow. >> although they do look similar. >> not at all. >> just a little bit side by side. >> now the big reveal, shall we? >> yes! so excited for this movie. >> wow, it's tom hanks stepping out of his trailer on the set of his upcoming biopic about the pioneering children's tv host. >> sony pictures revealed the movie will hit theaters in october of next year. a fun fact, tom hanks at 62 years old now is 22 years older than fred rogers was when "mr. rogers' neighborhood" first aired. >> lost me with the math. >>> next to an even more stunning case of celebrity look-alikes. >> we all know rachel mcadams from her character we love to hate, "mean girls" regina george. images are going viral of another young lady who looks so much like mcadams. the collective wisdom of the internet is insisting it is actually her. >> here she is. on the right and on the left. 16-year-old clarice muller who is first runner up for miss teen namibia. what do you think? >> i can't tell which

mrs. obama: you know, we need you guys. and i am here, and i am here [cheering] mrs. obama: you know, we need you guys. and i am here, and i am here asking you -- i am here asking -- you all, stop this now. here is what we have to do. if we want qualified people who we trust, if we want qualified people that we trust, then people have to vote. because you can't vote some of the time and then set out. you know. -- sit out. you know. we saw that happen. we experienced that. we had a great president. [applause] [cheering] mrs. obama: but every couple of years, folks sat out. and said, well, i did my part. i voted once. i'm done. i'm out. i'm just telling you, democracy does not work that way. as i said earlier, democracy does not wait for you to be bothered. it moves on as it rightly should. and therefore, the people who vote determine the direction of the country. they don't -- determine the mood, the tone. the people who stay out don't get a say. and i want every american to feel the power of that choice. so that no matter what happens, people are not thinking, if i cou

takeoff will you push us to stretch the funds come on somebody you know going to see you doing young guys mr political pressure on the god you've been to the moon can go to the. security jenison knows what the bundled up business models used by american corporations jadhav was called police sold on could mental disease or use central schemata was macomo seen and the solution. lies up in association with the potato. i noted when he saw small dogs it is just some really really came to. an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. with lawmakers manufacture to send to the public well. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flames there we go to listen to the woman. middle of the room sick. to. welcome back welcome back this is the colorado mayor rahm emanuel well announced this week that he will not seek reelection. yet. here's the interesting thing that is after he has raised ten million dollars for that campaign and. i wonder who will replace him as the head of p.r. for the chicago police is not going to be easy to replace. this is the latest evidence that the cost of running

face and in diplomacy but of course with a person's like old like pale was quite solid with the new guy mr old gives a good impression with of course is that a lover of. european side is much weaker with for they can work on getting all these people together might make it that iran except to go all the way and have the rockets under supervision as well what's changed so significantly since the first day of apart from all the turbulence we doubled from the white house and that side of things because from iran's point of view it was all about the nuclear program now will it stick missiles being dragged into this to. yes of course it's the vector of the bomb or if you have the bomb. it's nice to look at it but you need to transport it where you want to to explode so it's understandable that the rocket technology should have been into the deal at the beginning. and really it's between iran and the americans because europe is completely paralyzed whatever is said by mr michael and all of us it's not true we cannot do anything the companies the states in europe have so many items so many product

mr. rich guy who lives over here, by the way, where we are right now, those apartments are going for $100illion, the ones getting the tax breaks. not you. not you. so that's what they need to be telling people. >> you sound like a bernie sanders democrat. >> i don't know. not so much about bernie anymore, because i really am -- listen, things have to be done in the right, with perspective. you can't just roll money out of the window. you can't do that. can't do that. >> you must have liked bernie a little? >> i did. >> didn't you name your dog after bernie sanders? >> i named him bernie sanders. i always say this, because my dog bernie -- is very much a pro, single payer veterinary care. >> so then why are you not on the bernie thing now? >> i just think some of the things that he might be proposing will cause cost too much money and never pass. i'm a pragmatic person. i want things to work. someone who's going to win. >> good. listen, we're going to come back and talk about a lot more stuff. when we get back, my own hot topics to raise with you. going to break. i have a lot of questions

and he comes in a guy like mr.d-mannered, nice, today's man, you know, a 2018 man. no problem with women. don't we need an investigation after that to basically break the tie, if there is a tie? i don't think there will be, but -- >> and even if there is a tie, there are three other accusers. this is not just about dr. ford anymore. this is the biggest problem that the republicans have. >> they don't want to hear from the others. >> besides from the fact that we are in a social moment, we are in a me too moment, and going against accusers, call accusers -- saying that they are nothing but political pawns i think is problematic for the gop. >> el, this is the florida recount and they want the count to stop. no more witnesses, stop it tomorrow, that's it. with our panel, we'll be right back after the break. you're watching "hardball." and this is frank's record shop. frank knowns northern soul, but how to set up a limited liability company... what's that mean? not so much. so he turned to his friends at legalzoom. yu

guy? looks,ment, the way he his face? what do you make of mr. brown? a joking kind of guy? >> pretty stoic. but together, but not put together in an opulent sort of way. --kind of lane in his dress plain in his dress. i guess this is the kind of guy who would not be the joking kind and talk about the villanova game with mr. brown. i don't think he cares who won the men's national championship. we will say more about him next week. presage of mr. a brown. he is known for advocating violence. violence or thinks it is justifiable to use violence to end slavery. if we can hold off a little bit on him, he does something in particular and becomes famous leading up to the civil war. i give that to you right now for a juxtaposition. i want you to look at william lloyd garrison, what was his view of violence? he is a pacifist. then you get guys like him who think that violence is ok as long as it accomplishes a larger end. you get a range of different voices in this abolitionists spectrum. if i had to put frederick douglass somewhere and i might put them somewhere in between. he is

mr. tough guy?s wife to endure insults from donald trump before going and standing side-by-side with him. he needs a political support. >> tucker: you were cool with heidi being intimidated? that doesn't bother you because it serves your purpose is? >> again, i do not --ot >> tucker: i discourage people m engaging in this behavior. >> tucker: those are weasel words. i'm going to save this clip. >> the culture that is being created by this president and administration of bullying and harassment -- >> tucker: i'm going to stop. >> you shouldn't be surprised at things like that happening. culture starts at the top. >> tucker: really quick, where did you go to college? >> i'm a proud graduate of new york university. >> tucker: perfect! off the list. thank you so much. good to see you. brett kavanaugh's saga feels like more than just another political fight. it seems to say something important about this country. but what? victor david hanson has an idea and he shares it with us next. ♪ nasal congestion,

mr. nice guy, the teacher issues a deadly ultimatum.lling my phone. sometimes he'd be threatening to kill himself or ending someone else's life if i didn't go. >> reporter: did you feel trapped? >> i did. he threatened to shoot himself, or use the guns. >> reporter: elizabeth says she reluctantly agrees to leave with cummins on a ride to nowhere. in this surveillance video obtained by "20/20," elizabeth can be seen leaving her home. you meet him at the shoney's? >> yes. i felt really bad about leaving and i didn't want to leave. but i knew if i didn't, something would happen. so i went to shoney's at 8:00. he was supposed to be there and he was late. i left a bag on the ground. >> reporter: the student is smarter than the teacher thinks she is, because in the bag is a small clue. elizabeth says cummins tells her to write a note. a note she writes in a way she hopes will tip off authorities. >> he told me to write that i was going to new york. that way it'd seem like the police would go up there. he thought they were dumb, but they weren

guy? his comment, the way he looks, his face? what do you make of mr. brown? a joking kind of guy? >> pretty stoic. but together, but not put together in an opulent sort of way. >> kind of plain in his dress. i guess this is the kind of guy who would not be the joking kind and talk about the villanova game with mr. brown. i want to give you a press a of him. he is known for advocating violence. he thinks it is justifiable to use violence to end slavery. so, if we can just hold down a little bit, he does something in ,articular that becomes famous but i give you that to you for a juxtaposition. i wanted to look at lloyd herison, what was his view says violence is ok as long as it, which is a larger and. you get a range of different voices in this abolitionists spectrum. if i had to put frederick douglass somewhere and i might put them somewhere in between. he is not a pacifist, but he is not willing to commit acts of bloodshed, at least going into the confederate states. all right, so, i want to end today with the last part here. this is the third part of anti-slavery reform. and, t

mr. guy bud trouble vice president for software technology at apple inc and miss rachel welch, the senior vice president for policy and external affairs at charter communications inc. we welcome you all here, appreciate your willingness to join us today and obviously look forward to hearing from you. we'll ask you if you can, contain or keep your oral remarks to five minutes or thereabouts and your entire statements will be included as a part of the permanent record. we'll start on my left with you m calley. nice to have you here. please proceed. >> thank you, chairman thune, ranking member nelson and members of the committee. as noted my name is len calley with at&t responsible for the global public policy. at&t has 140-year heritage of innovation that includes eight nobel prizes and 15,000 patents and pending pants worldwide and employ nearly 220,000 americans representing every state. over the past five years, we've invested $135 billion in the united states. more than any other public com

identified a number of persons of interest actual suspects involved in dealing with mr brown there's three nine guys that actually dealt with him on the telephone. the mccarty police chief is convinced it's the seen this case and i think it's time for us. he says it will be nice trick of them in the bins to take on the talents. it will help. those aggrieved party to recover the money. not knowing the noose is tightening around them the crime group is still trying to draw more cash from wine brown he's paid them nothing for fifteen months but they persist in the manila police finalize their investigation. paranoid actually stop trying to rush action as we speak right now so or make a great sacrifice. on the wide but surely nobody published article on. you don't expect your hard earned cash to be taken away from you or to sell my house. and i've also got a bank lot of it up my back which i've given a table. i need that money back so i can have the last all. in manila he's hard earned cash is being spent by fools to friends daniel johnson and jeffrey cohen. jeffrey often posts on facebook where he's do

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cramer and walking through the door and a strong man came up to me, tough kind of a guy, and said i want to thank you, mr. president, for saving our country. [applause] he had tears coming down his eyes. this wasn't just a statement he had tears coming down. unless he was a real wise guy. but he had tears coming down his eyes he said i want to thank you, mr. president, for saving our country. and i want to thank you for all of the horrible things that you have to go through. because it's so unfair to you and it's so unfair to all of the millions and tens of millions of people that voted for you. [cheers and applause] thank you. so i really appreciated that. and it is, it's very hard for republicans and conservatives. we have a great judge right now being looked at to go up and be the next justice of the united states supreme court. this is a great intellect. he's a great man. a fine person. and the way they're screaming and shouting and -- it's a disgrace to our country, actually. i don't know if anybody has been watching. they're making fools out of themselves. one of those people i'll be running agains

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i go anywhere with these guys. >> mr.esident, tomorrow is the beginning of the supreme court confirmation process. you're the former chairman of the committee. what is your advice to democrats about how to handle this going forward? >> stay in the room. demand answers. keep pointing out that you have -- they have not given the material that was expected of the committee. >> mr. vice president, you were part of the mccain services all week. very close friend. you obviously gave a moving tribute to him. what message was he trying to send to the country with the services? what do you hope the country picked up from that? >> look, john, his whole career, john was like a brother. we had the same value set. we had a different perspective. you know, as long as you were honorable, as long as you were honest, as long as you didn't leave anybody debehind, treated people with dignity, you can get along with john, even if you strongly disagreed with him, like i did on the war in iraq. >> give him some space. >> but if, in fact, we di

mr. giuliani a guy who is constantly changing the story, and is that because he just doesn't know what he's talking about, or does that serve the interests deliberately serve the interests of the president to have this kind of fog machine out there, kind of throwing out smoke? >> i think there are moments where giuliani is more concerned about the public debate rather than perhaps being inside the private negotiations with mueller's team. but i think largely it is about the smoke machine, that the president trump has said to him that they want him to be out there to be this advocate, to be this pitbull, this attack dog, and that, you know, the fog of war is good for their case. the more they can muddy things up, the better for them. >> isn't it true also that rudy giuliani is just one piece, he's the public piece. jay sekulow is on the president's legal team. there's a couple from florida on the legal team. emmet flood is involved. other people do the lawyering. >> rudy the clown. >> rudy is the fog machine, and that is the strategy. >> rudy is the public relations person. he's the person o

mr. giuliani a guy who is constantly changing the story, and is that because he just doesn't know what he'salking about, or does that serve the interests deliberately serve the interests of the president to have this kind of fog machine out there, kind of throwing out smoke? >> i think there are moments where giuliani is more concerned about the public debate rather than perhaps being inside the private negotiations with mueller's team. but i think largely it is about the smoke machine, that the president trump has said to him that they want him to be out there to be this advocate, to be this pitbull, this attack dog, and that, you know, the fog of war is good for their case. the more they can muddy things up, the better for them. >> isn't it true also that rudy giuliani is just one piece, he's the public piece. jay sekulow is on the president's legal team. there's a couple from florida on the legal team. emmet flood is involved. other people do the lawyering. >> rudy the clown. >> rudy is the fog machine, and that is the strategy. >> rudy is the public relations person. he's the person out

mr. rosenstein is, in effect -- you cannot have the top guy at the justice department talking to subordinatesrding the commander in chief. even if it was done in a sarcastic way. so we need mr. rosenstein in front of the house judiciary committee answering our questions. who was in that meeting? was mccabe? strzok? lisa page? who was in that meeting? we need to know all that information, so come in front of the judiciary committee in the house of representatives and answer our questions. second, we need the information. i asked for the mccabe memos clear back in july. justice department said, no, we're not going to give them to you. but somehow they're leaking them to new york times, so is give that information to congress so we can get answers for you, you folks in the press and, more importantly, the american people. lou: again, you're exactly on point with this. the issue also though becomes what are we to do with this department that is leaking, this department that is not working in alignment with the president of the united states and which seems to be responding to clarion calls from t

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. >> and this guy, and, mr. menotti, that is slander per se, that's the kind of accusations that judge will be no mike bring you before the grievance committee. >> last word goes to andy mccarthy. >> can the kangaroo court have a vote? >> where will susan my: and -- >> you know what, they can talk all they want but if they are true to the constitution they will vote for this man. >> sean: i want everyone to be heard. the people who have been fair here are conservatives. just like in all those other high-profile cases. when we come back, ed henry with a live report from washington. also three women who know brett kavanaugh about for his character. and after that we have a pretty big announcement, stay with us. we opened our doors with 70-megawatts, 35 mules, and an ice plant. but we brought power to the people- redefining what that meant from one era to the next. over 90 years later we continue to build as one of the nation's largest investors in infrastructure. we don't just help power the american dream. we're

mr. kavanaugh was a nice guy, and the only one that is important to the whole issue is the one that seems to have forgotten what happened that night. guest: well, i have a different perspective, as you might imagine. you are right. i talk a lot about fairness and justice, and that is what our system, including our political system, is designed for. we do not want them browbeaten. as a nation, we recoil at a united states senator in a position of power abusing his power. power can be abused, and we need to have checks and balances in order to prevent it. what i am testifying to, kind sir, is i know brett kavanaugh. i know him and i worked with him. it is not that i went out with him to a washington nationals game one time and he was "a nice with himorked hour-by-hour, week by week. my expense was not unique. it is consistent with all of those who have worked alongside him in his berries editions in public life. his experiences in public life. in the full body of work football and see who is going to get into the college playoff. what is the entire body of work? i hope we will not lose our

mr. morrissey: i tell you, this guy really is making america great again, and we know, we know he is alsoaking west virginia great again. [cheering and applause] mr. morrissey: now, for far too long, barack obama -- [booing] mr. morrissey: hillary clinton -- [booing] mr. morrissey: and washington liberal joe manchin -- [booing] mr. morrissey: all of these individuals and the coastal elites have been in our west virginia values, they practice political correctness, they advance liberal policies and they did not put america first. but, fortunately for all of us, there was one candidate, one man willing to fight back against political correctness and put america first. donald j. trump. [cheering and applause] mr. morrissey: this election, west virginia has a very big decision to make. you can go back to the values of those who abandoned west virginia, hillary clinton, barack obama or joe manchin -- [booing] mr. morrissey: or you can stand with someone who puts you first, america first, and west virginia first. [cheering and applause] mr. morrissey: the stakes in the selection could not be hi

mr. prep school privileged guy who went to yale who's looking at a supreme court seat that he may lose his lifelong dream and it bothered me that they were not treated the same way. it just felt as though the republican senators approached her as a nuisance and approached him as entitled to what he should have. and that to me speaks to a larger problem in this country about the way we treat sexual assault victims and the way we treat women. that's a larger problem we as a country need to face it. >> i want to get this in and get your thoughts. it was ford's congressman ana eschoo who encouraged her to write this letter to the ranking member of the judiciary committee. senator dianne feinstein. a letter that became a major point of contention today and here's what congressman eschoo told me earlier tonight. >> dr. ford called my office, we set up an appointment. she met with me in my palo alto district office. we met for over a long period of time, at least an hour and a half. i asked her many questions. the story that she shared with me back in july is what she communicated to the full sen

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