newt gingrich, kim strassel, joe digenova, ari fleischer, scott bolden, michelle malkin, ben shapiro, and one of kavanaugh's closest friends going back to high school. he mentioned her today at the hearing. so we will talk to her and to the white house will respond. kellyanne conway also joins us. we are jam-packed. we begin tonight with what i just mention off the top. emotion versus fact. should they carry equal weight in the eyes of cemeteries as we wait the the credibility of both kavanaugh and his accuser? first, here is the raw emotion that overwhelmed both of them. >> i'm here today not because i want to be. i am terrified. i'm here because i believe it is my civic duty to tell you what happened to me while brett kavanaugh and i were in high school. >> it committee ten days to get to this hearing. in those ten long days, as was predictable, and i predicted, my family and my name have been totally and permanently destroyed. by vicious and false additional accusations. >> but the details about the night that when we hear today are the ones i will never forget. they have been sear

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joining me right now rnc spokeswoman kayleigh mcenany, and chairman of american bar association pac, scott boldena good debate. i give the floor to scott, the economic policies of the administration, which are clearly working whether scott. >> whether bush economy, obama economy, trump economy, those are good numbers, right. the problem with the mid terms coming up, his electability, there is big bucket of other stuff, the mueller investigation. the allegations of women by him abusing them. the russian thing he didn't defend the intelligence agencies and tweets live and misleading. those energize bake. trish: i think, completely shifting talking points away, which is smart by the way because you're not going to win on the economy. >> the economy is not everything though. the gop would like it -- the gop would like for it -- trish: as a result of his policies. they're not. hang on tight. kayleigh, you see there is a shift here. maybe they won't talk about the economy, will talk about other things like russia, a whole other bag of worms, can of worms i think the expression is -- >> created by donal

joining me now is former national bar association pac chairman scott bolden and the share woman of womenor trump, amy kremer. good to have you both here. >> thanks for having my. >> amy, listen to what susan collins had to say about her take. i say her clearly her, on where this kind of needs to go and why. listen. >> look, if she shows up and make as credible showing, that will be very interesting and we'll have to make a decision but, i can only say this, he is such an outstanding man, very hard for me to man that anything happened. cheryl: obviously that was president trump and not senator collins, we can agree on that one, amy. sorry about that little technical error. >> not your fault. cheryl: i try, really i do. amy, sheer is what she said, i think it is not fair to judge kavanaugh for her not to come forward and need to testify under oath on monday before the committee. your reaction to that to from collins? >> i agree. they both need to testify. she made an accusation against him that is crime. we need to hear from her. and kavanaugh we need to hear from him as well. not like, ch

let's bring in if a political consultant and president of capital strategy, scott bolden, former chair bar association, kevin surilly for bloomberg tv, grace crowell for new york one. kevin is wearing specs today. quickly to you, my friend. what do you make of where the winds are blowing now? right? 37 days. we just spent a full week talking about nothing but the supreme court. and another week, one might guess, also the headline, not necessarily good, some might say, for one party or the other. >> i think that's a great point. look, president trump campaigning in west virginia in a state that candidate donald trump carried by 42%. and this, of course, is the same state where the centrist democrat from west virginia is in a tough re-election battle. i think that's where this gets really interesting. everyone is going to have to wait to see what the fbi investigation yields. and then people have to make up their minds. but this is going to be a tough, tough vote for senators. but for very different reasons, i think. >> grace, you and i were talking about this. i think there is -- i was

kerry severino, attorney scott bolden and byron york, fox contributor, joe? >> this is an affront to the senate. the entire process is a disgrace. to have a witness dictate the terms of their appearance to the united states senate is an embarrassment to the senate. i hope they don't capitulate, but they very well might because senator flake has made it very clear that because he is the deciding vote to get it out of committee, he wants certain things done and apparently, they are going to let him rule the roost. i can only tell you this, there is more news coming out every day about dr. ford, "the washington post" is doing a biography on her right now, and in the course of doing so, they contacted, at her request, members of the pga tour, one of whom told "the post" i don't think you really want to talk to me. >> what does that mean? i don't think she is negotiating the terms to the senate. >> laura: if you were representing kavanaugh, would you allow the accuser to a testify after him? >> not my call, i'm not chairman of that senate judiciary committee. >> l