company chuck grassley has said he will have a phone call with mr cavanaugh as well as with the accuser ms fort and even the white house just moments ago seemed to indicate that the president is fine with a. delay if you want in the in the confirmation process to clear this all up so ms for herself came with this letter and this accusation with great detail and mr cavanaugh in all fairness and many many others who. worked and function as witnesses to his character said that this is of course not true of the sexes so yeah credibility is there and it has so far stalled at least the process of his confirmation stalling the process and it leads we do the next question how dangerous is this accusation for kevin knows nomination to the u.s. supreme court. well it is if if. if this is a case that will be determined as true or just possibly true that this accusation is true in any way or form that is a major risk for the republican party they can ignore this now and say ok they talked to both parties cavanaugh and the accused accuser misfortune and go on with the world for sir thirst and that would be

ms. ramirez. >> the attack on fort was as bad as he said, charges would be immediately filed part now there is a accuser. those within the school have conflicting stories, the second accuser says that there are holes in their memory due to the amount of alcohols that she had consumed that night. what you believe will be happening on thursday? >> well, i certainly hope, once again, when dr. ford is questioned that she is not questioned by people who are making unfounded assumptions about how long it should or should not take a woman to tell her story. once again, in this case, i firmly believe that judge kavanaugh did not do this. i also believe that every woman makes an accusation like this to be heard, should be treated with respect, and should not be told that it was her duty to tell her story before she was ready to tell her story. >> julie: it is not uncommon for those women who have been victims of sexual misconduct to not report. there are number of reasons why, for fear of not being believed, fear of retaliation, so, nonetheless, whatever the story may be, it takes a huge amount of courag

gee an forte and the gentlelady from massachusetts, ms. tsongas each will control o30 minutes. mr. gianforte: i rise in support of the stiglerr act. it would remove the indian blood requirement for certain land to be maintained for any member of e cherokee make, chickasaw nation, muskogee -- muskie gee nation. when a person of less than one-half degree indian blood from one of the five tribes inherits an interest of an allotment of land, the land can be taxed and conveyed without approval of the secretary of interior. under h.r. 2606, restricted fee land owned by members of the five tribes would remain in restricted status regard throfse blood quantum of the owners. i want to thank the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. cole, for his .ork on this and other issues i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from massachusetts. ms. tsongas: thank you, mr. speaker. like other native american tribings, the land base of the five civilized tribes of oklahoma was devastated in the assimilation period of the late 1800's. during this period, tribal governmen

fort. they go in like they are liberating a country. this is the united states. i.c.e. goes in, and ms-13, they are afraid of i.c.e., because i.c.e. is much tougher than they are. that's all they fear. they go in and grab them by the neck and throw them the hell into a paddy wagon or take them to jail or throw them the hell out of the country. it's very simple. and they clean out towns. they clean out towns. of truly bad people. dangerous people. you saw what happened. i got to know mothers that have daughters, fathers that have daughters, in many cases daughters and sons. what they do to these incredible kids walking home from school. going home with books to study and do homework. and they intercept them and it's horrible. and we are getting them out. but the democrats -- it's like they don't even understand that there is a problem. it's incredible. republicans believe america should be a sanctuary -- law-biding americans, not criminal aliens. [cheers and applause] so republicans, not democrats, they want to end i.c.e. they want to end a lot of things. open borders. how would you lik

fort worth police department. >> molly: the mother of a child murdered by ms-13 gang members was struck by an suv and killed while daughter's memorial. news of her death got a response from the president. jeff paul has more. >> reporter: investigators believe this started with a confrontation over the placement of a memorial that honored the live of evelyn rodriguez's daughter. she became a household name after speaking out on the national stage regarding the murder of her 16-year-old daughter. she attended president trump's state of the union and sat with the president while discussing the gang related death. here she is at the time speaking about what pushed her so hard to stop the violence. >> i just feel her presence and i can hear her. [ crying ] mom, keep up the fight. >> reporter: president trump tweeted shortly after finding out about rodriguezs death, she wrote that my thoughts and prayers with with evelyn rodriguez this evening along with family and friends. investigators say she was preppinpreparing for a vigil whe got in a heated argument with a person who lived near the memorial site. police believe

fort. but not anymore. what happens is they go in like they are liberating a country. this is the united states. i.c.e. goes in and ms3, they will are afraid of us, because i.c.e.-- because agents are much tougher than they are. they go in and they grab them by the next and they throw them into a paddy wagon and take them into jail and threw them out of the country, it is very simple. [applause] very simple. and they clean out towns. they clean out towns of truly bad people, dangerous people. you saw what happened. i got to know mothers that have daughters, fathers that have daughters, in many cases a daughters, and in many cases sons. what they do to these incredible kids, walking home from school, going home with books to study and do homework. they intercept them. it is horrible and we are getting them out. but, the democrats, it is like they don't even understand that there is a problem, it is incredible. republicans believe america should be a sanctuary for law-abiding americans, not criminal aliens. [applause] so, republicans, not democrats, they want to end i.c.e., they want to end a lot of things. open border

fort lauderdale. democrats line. on -- am i on? host: you are. go ahead. caller: i believe ms. ford. i think judge kavanaugh should take a test and prove that he did not do anything. i have been listening to some of the republican women talking about this woman, and i think it is awful. why didn't she say anything? why didn't she do anything? old. i am 73 years this happened to me when i was about 11 years old. i did not tell anyone for 60 years. i told my sister, and i told my husband. it is embarrassing. i thought i did something wrong. he was a relative of mine. i just did not know what to do. woman so bad for this because i can picture myself all over again with this. it is awful. i think those women are awful that are talking about her. i think the president is awful. give that woman a chance to explain herself. it takes time. i am 73. i am 73 years old. i am still carrying these scars. host: don't need to cut in. we appreciate you sharing your situation. are you still with us? caller: yes. today,here is an op-ed it says a cannot hearing without facts would be a sham. he is maki