mr. diabetes, your track record says otherwise.nd i'm going to be honest -- s a man, i haven't always treated women with dignity and respect, so i'm not trying to throw the first stone. what i'm saying, though, is kavanaugh is trying way too hard to convince everyone that not only did he not assault anyone, he's always been a living saint. >> when i was in high school, and i went to an all boys catholic high school, a jesuit high school where i was focused on academics, athletics, going to church every sunday at little flower, working on my service projects and friendship. >> trevor: see, that's where i wall bullshit. either you were a kid who focused on service projects, or you had friends. it's never both. ( applause ) you've got to choose. and the thing is, we know that, in his year book, kavanaugh says he was part of the 100 kegs or bust club. his college roommate says he was regularly drunk or belligerent or as known in college normal, but seems like kavanaugh is so desperate to get this gig he's willing to say anything, and i

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