. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."re was an unexpected and kind of amazing moment at the white house today. kanye west, the rapper, showed up in the oval office and proceeded to give what amounted to effectively a campaign speech sitting directly across from the president of the united states and pounding on the presidential desk. you've likely seen pictures of what happened everywhere. the scene may have confused you. you might have concluded it was a publicity stunt staged by famous people to become more famous. you may have found yourselfty muttering about the celebrities-centered focus of the public discourse. maybe felt sad knowing that the dignified country you grew up in is gone for good. you can be forgiven for reaching those conclusions.ieyo but they're not the whole story but they're not the whole story of what happened. believe it or not, kanye west had genuinely interesting things this afternoon to say. things we ought to be talking about in public but are not. probably destroy his career for saying them, c

to "tucker carlson tonight."our days, we have watched as a growing caravan of honduran nationals has snakes northward to our border to claim asylum here. the spectacle has been televised from the very start and has sparked an explosive political debate. another caravan of asylum-seekers organized social media, planning to leave el salvador next week i'm heading here. you can be certain when and if that group arrives here, red-faced cable news anchors will demand we let the men immediately, no questions asked. never mind salvadorans already live here in the united states. it is our duty, they will tell us, once those anchors get off the air, they will return home to entirely immigrant-free neighborhoods feeling good about themselves. the only salvadorans they will ever meet personally are those doing their laundry for minimum wage. but ignore the hypocrisy, if you can, stifle your personal concerns about mass immigration. people are suffering, they are telling us, and only america can save them. if you've been wat

♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," brett kavanaugh has been sworn into new position on the supreme court. the left has one arrow left in the quiver. but the left has one arrow left in the quiver. one way they think they can stop him from serving on the court. we'll tell you what it is later in the show. joined by the liberal who is going to try to explain it.la it is unbelievable. we are not overstating it. first, kanye west spoke at the white house and drew news coverage for what he said. commentators were not impress and many dismissed it as a side show. in some ways they were right. he made a number of interesting points but in the end he is an entertainer. donald trump was there, too. he is the president of the united states, the most powerful man in the world. like the rest of us ultimately he is passing through. there will be other presidents. the question to care about is bigger than two people. is america still a free country? can people openly express beliefs in public? are they still allowed to sayef what they think is true without being punish

>> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." the month-long saga turned nightmare of brett kavanaugh's supreme court confirmation process finally coming to a conclusion. the senate voted narrowly today to move the decision to the floor. that means the final vote on this, on kavanaugh, will take place tomorrow. probably tomorrow afternoon. this is almost over. democrats made one final push against kavanaugh this afternoon screaming protesters swarmed the capitol. famous journalists went crazy on twitter and dianne feinstein, the 85-year-old ranking democrat on the senate judiciary committee, someone long holding a reputation for being reasonable abandoned that reputation and went all the way. she suggested that brett kavanaugh isn't simply a bad nominee or a bad jurist, but he's a violent and dangerous person. here's part of it. >> at the hearing last week, we saw a man filled with anger and aggression. judge kavanaugh raised his voice, he interrupted senators, this behavior revealed a hostility and belligerence that is unbecomin

we know-- >> tucker: no, you don't. >> you absolutely do, tucker. >> tucker: show me the mobs of screamingdren-- >> it's a waste of time to scream at manchin. he voted the way i expected allc the time. which is viewed by him as the politically safe way to go. i'm really impressed with senator collins, murkouski and heitkamp. it was very clear that all three of them put some serious thought into this. i still expected collins to vote the way that we expect her to vote tomorrow on the confirmation, but it was clearwa that she put some thought into it.i i don't agree with what she said but it's clear she put thought into it.>> >> tucker: she made a reasonable case and now she's being dismissed by some right wing crazy-- >> the same thoughtfulness can be applied to lisa murkowski anu heitkamp. >> tucker: and even heidi heitkamp made it nonsensical.mp good luck to them. thanks for coming in. >> thank you.ca >> tucker: one republican senator says julie swetnick should face charges for making false allegations against judge kavanaugh. that senator joins us next. we have a special message about a

tucker carlson is up next in d.c. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."e have some pretty interesting news out of the state of minnesota for you this evening. member's member keith ellison has been accused of physical abuse by his former girlfriend, a woman called karen monahan. she said that in the middle of a domestic argument congressman director of the bed while screaming while screaming obscenities at her. she's had this happened just two years ago in 2016. we can't say whether karin's story is correct or if you weren't there. we do know that these are serious allegations and they are specific and recent and made against a powerful man. he is a sedate member of congress and he's also the deputy head of the dnc. under pressure from critics the state democratic party pledged to investigate her story. tonight we have their conclusions. "egg allegation standing alone does not necessarily sufficient to conclude that conduct occurred." that justified by the top lawyer of the democratic party. in other words her words don't mean anything. unless she provide

tucker is next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ricane michael is on shore pounding parts of florida and georgia. it hit the panhandle as a strong category 4 hurricane. only 1 mile peran hour shy of a category 5. it's a dangerous storm. more dangerous than we realized. camera crews getting a close look at the damage it has done. we'll show that to you in just a minute. first, to the political and media news. there's a lot of it. you may have noticed the remarkable similarities between the democratic party's daily talking points and a lot of the political coverage that you see from news outlets. often these two things are identical. even the fabled rockettes at radio city music hall are not as in sync. everyone in this media political chorusal line is putting on precisely the same performance. consider the question of angry left-wing mobs. they seem to be everywhere all of a sudden. they're yelling at republicans in restaurants and airports, pounding on the front doors of the supreme court. they're blocking intersections, threatening

. ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."e want to start with a fox news alert. saudi arabia confirmed this evening the death of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. the state run media says khashoggi was killed and said it happened in a fistfight at the consulate in turkey. we will try to explain what it means in a minute from now but first update on the facts of the case. benjamin hall is in istanbul with those. ben? >> hi, tucker. 17 long days we waited for the explanation. now we get it today. only a few days after secretary pompeo flew to riyadh and demanded answers. what they are telling us and releasing publicly they arrested 18 individuals connected to the murder of jamal khashoggi. majority of the people were the same ones caught on c.c.t.v. entering the consulate and leaving afterwards. what they say happened inside was a fight. i will redo some of the statement. the discussion between khashoggi and the people who met him at the consulate led to a fight and a clash with hands led to the death. that line "wit

tomorrow night. ♪ >> tucker: good evening. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."oments ago, brett kavanaugh was formally sworn in as the supreme court of the united states. it happened in washington. it happened as you know after a full month of very bitter debate. here was the president at the white house ceremony minutes ago. >> president trump: on behalf of our nation, i want to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering you have been forced to endure. those who step forward to serve our country deserve a fair and dignified evaluation. not a campaign of political and personal destruction based on lies and deceptions. what happened to the kavanaugh family violates every notion of fairness, decency and due process. our country, a man or a woman, must always be presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. and with that, i must state that you, sir, under historic scrutiny were proven innocent. thank you. >> tucker: remarkable moment. you wouldn't think our leaders would need to publicly defend the presumption of inno

♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."etings from california, we're coming live from the nixon library outside los angeles. see if you remember hearing this story at any point before. a caravan of impoverished migrants is now making its way up from central america through mexico. their plan is to present themselves at our southern border and demand entry into our country with all the benefits that entails. the white house has vowed to stop this caravan using the armed forces if necessary, but it keeps coming.he have you heard something like that before? well, in fact, you have. something very similar happened just a few months ago. we watched another migrant caravan make its way up from central america. it finally arrived, and the news coverage essentially stopped. but what happened next? well, here's what happened next, hundreds of those people in that caravan are still here in the u.s. and if recent history is any guide at all, very few of them will ever leave. once you reach this country and claim asylum, you are usuall

good night, everybody. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight," jeanettehave some creepy lawyer news and an amazing twist. stormy daniels a lawyer may have to cut a check to president trump. a chart that we suspect will bounce. we have details in just a minut minute. but first, pocahontas is on the warpath this evening. the senator from massachusetts, elizabeth warren has claimed to be an american indian now she did this to advance her career and it worked. harvard law school once boasted that she was the first women of color to ever serve on their faculty. woman of color. she also used her fake indian heritage to frame or solve a somebody affected by america's sad history of racial discrimination. she posed as a victim because on the left, victimhood is power. watch her do it. >> my father's parents said absolutely not. you can't marry her because she is part cherokee and she is part delaware. after fighting it as long as they could my parents went off, they eloped. what i know about my parents as i know that in that little town they grew up in, my father

tucker carlson next. good night, everybody. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." trump rally in progress in iowa. it's right outside of omaha. if news happen we will go there. first up to speed on what is happening in washington. the crack political team over at the "washington post" uncovered a brand new species of fake news you need to know about: originary left wingones. -- wing mobs. they cast the trump resistant movement as an angry mob. the "washington post" wants you to know these mobs are not real. they are an illusion. that may surprise you. you may have seen videos of prominent republicans being chased out of restaurants by progressives and read how a republican congressman was shot with a rifle by a bernie sanders supporter. and college campuses descend into rioting because conservatives showed up to talk. and groups of hysterical young people why would at lawmakers. all of this may have given you the mistaken impression there is a threat of disorder and lawlessness from th

tucker carlson is next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."r the weekend americans gathered in church and synagogues to pray for the 11 innocent people who were murdered in pittsburgh on saturday. they bowed their heads and asked god for healing and thought hard about how to bring the country together and improve themselves and be kinder to the people around them. that is the america you grew up in. a descent place full of decent people trying to do the right thing. there is the other america of cable news and twitter. political operatives rush to the seen of human tragedy to leverage it for political gain and make snap judges to implicate their political opponents in crimes they did not commit. they use here and rage to accomplish what reasoned argument could never accomplish. they commit moral blackmail. their aim is gun control. a crazy person committed an evil act so you must be disarmed. this time that's not their goal. their goal is more comprehensive. they want to take charge of what you are allowed to say and think. how? by blaming you

day. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."he apparent pipe bombs have received huge media attention in the past few days and rightly so. the whole thing is horrifying. but they are not isolated acts. it's supposedly part of the landscape in this country. threats, envelopes filled with white powder and physical attacks. every day, are more examples of this. the details remain sparse but the reaction has been predictable and depressing. you see the usual dumb people on television to make partisan points or boosts cable news ratings as they invariably do, and and that includes the president's dislike of the media and active terror. and up it went on like this with maximum self-righteousness. >> the president cannot escape scrutiny. >> president has seen for two years are not interested in trying to detoxify the environment or rather helped pour gasoline on the fire. >> i blame that rhetoric out of the white house that comes from the top. >> to say no connection between what trump has had between hillary clinton, barack obama, eri

tucker: thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q&a.org. they are also available at c-span podcasts. >> next week on q&a, professor of law at the university of california hastings law school in san francisco discusses his biography of chief justice john marshall. that is q&a sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific time on c-span. calls and comments on ""washington journal." then, live discussion on the opioid epidemic in america. later, we will be live as dhhs secretary starts about the cost of rising drugs. this morning, the conversation about recent stock market losses and trump's blaming it on the federal reserve. then, a conversation on state health policies. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. ""washington journal" is next. ♪ host: welcome to "washington journal."

thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: see you.appearance of the saudi journal months, jamal khashoggi. we have an update on that next. plus, we are watching the presidents rally in montana. we will bring breaking news to you as it occurs. >> president trump: who said that? it is finally a woman. and i get it from the men all the time. ♪ so far every guy that said "i love you," they are just not. i finally heard it from a woman, thank you. and look at all of the women for trump signs. here we go against the same things. everyone says, but will he get the women? these fakers on television, pundits, they have really done while in predicting me. he is never going to run. he is just doing it for fun. he will never run. he is having a good time. i said, that is a good time? so i ran. one by one, we knock them off, knock them off. 17 opponents, very talented opponents. i remember, charles, and he was talking. ♪ waking him up. now that dream is a reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you i

>> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."r the weekend, americans gathered from around the country in churches and synagogues to pray for the 11 innocent people who were murdered in pittsburgh on saturday. they bowed their heads, they asked god for healing, they thought hard about how to keep the country together, how to be kinder to the people around them. that is the america that you grew up in. a decent place full of decent people trying to do the right thing. but there is another america too. it is the america of cnn and twitter. and that america, political operatives rushed to the scene of human tragedy, hoping to leverage it for political gain. they make snap judgments on the basis of incomplete evidence to implicate their opponents. they use fear and rage. it they commit moral blackmail. typically, their aim is gun-control. a crazy person committed an evil act, therefore you must be disarmed. but this time, that's not their goal. this time it is more comprehensive than that. they want to take charge of what you are all

tucker. >> tucker: thank you, trace. would think that violence, physical attacks and threats in our political system would shock all of us, but at this point unfortunately, nobody is really surprised. it almost seems normal. it was just last year that a progressive activist tried to murder an entire field of republicann lawmakers practicing baseball. he gravely wounded one of them. strangely, you didn't hear calls for gun control in the days after that happened. at this point, we have practically forgotten that it ever happened at all. so the cycle has accelerated. using force against republican officeholders and conservatives now seems like a feature of our political landscape. >> we believe survivors! we believe survivors! we believe survivors! we believe survivors! >> shame! shame! shame! >> no borders, no walls! sanctuary for all! >> if kids don't eat in peace, you don't eat in peace! >> tucker: so what is this really about? suddenly this kind of rage is everywhere. you've seen tape like that for the past several mon

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tucker carlson us up next. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."olitical campaigns are all about how you finish. you can be moree popular than your opponent is for months, even for years, forever. but if you're less popular on election day, you lose. it's all that matters. it's a simple truth, but it's easy to forget. democrats may relearn that the hard way very soon.rs up until a few weeks ago, virtually every democrat in america considered the upcoming midterm elections a certain win. why? well, they looked at the numbers. the majority of voters remained unsettled about donald trump and if an election as a pure referendum on him, they believed the republicans would lose and lose big. what if it's not all about trump? what if there's another side to the equation? well, there is, and democrats have just reminded the countryry of that. it all began with brettt kavanaugh. democrats had plenty of ideological reasons to oppose his nomination to the supreme court. he'd written hundreds and hundreds of decisions, but they barely mentioned any of that. in

tucker carlson next. good night, everybody. >> ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."mp rally in progress in iowa. council bluffs, iowa, right outside of omaha. if news happens, we will go there. first we want to bring you up to speed on what is happening here in washington. the crack political team over at the "washington post," our dailh local newspaper, has uncovered a brand-new species of fake news they think you need to know about: imaginary left wing mobs. in a piece posted last night, "the post" explained that in order to win the midterm elections, those republicans have "cast" the trump resistance movement as an angry mob. "cast" is of course here a synonym for misrepresented. the "washington post" wants you to know these mobs are not real. they are an illusion. and that may surprise you. because you may have recently seen videos of prominent republicans being chased out of restaurants by screamingn progressives. you may have read news accounts about how a republican congressman was shot with a high-powered rifle by a bernie sanders supporter. you have seen col

tucker carlson ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."he president is speaking at this hour in rochester, minnesota, and we will go right to it if news happens, and it may. much has changed in the past three weeks, we watched slack-jawed as a professional lawmakers attacked the rule of law. i we have heard self-described antiracism activists embrace full throated racism on television. we have seen people who call themselves advocates for women destroy the life of an actual r woman for political gain. the country is all but inverted during the debate over brett kavanaugh's nomination, it is bewildering.th in case you are having trouble keeping track of it all, a reminder, it was only a weekek ago that democrats argued a second senate hearing into brett kavanaugh's high school record was not enough to findem the truth. we needed a supplementary fbi investigation and we needed it immediately. >> there needs to be an fbi investigation. >> the fbi is an agency ofme sworn trained law enforcement officers. they have the ability to do an investig

tucker: thank you.captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q&a. or. they are also available at c-span podcasts. sunday come on c-span's q and a, joe richard paul, professor of the university of california hastings law school talks about chief justice john marshall. >> his legacy really was obscured by a single opinion, establishes that -- principle of he was a soldier in the revolutionary army. he was judge advocate, general of the army. he served in valley forge. virginia figure in the house of delegates. and probably an indispensable man. he was the guy who really persuaded the majority of virginia and delegates to go along gratifying that the goal upon -- go along ratifying the constitution. all of those other contributions that he has made as a founding father kind of gets forgotten. because of the significance of his one d

tucker: i -- about? tucker: i am constantly hearing this. person being dismissed as a racist or white supremacist. diversity is our only strength. what ever that means. the point that they are making is i am a good person, you are not, shut up and obey. it is the wrong way to conduct politics. for,diversity that you are are you living it? in thesomeone who lives district of columbia that has demographically been unchanged wonder if1960's, you you are so for this then why aren't you living it? my thing i have learned from kids is that they do not pay any attention to what you say. they are not listening, they are like your dogs. all they do is watch what you do. if you say don't smoke cigarettes, they are terrible for you, your kids will smoke. if you want to know what people feel about diversity, check out their zip codes. do -- brian: do your kids watch you? tucker: i don't talk about politics with my kids. we never talk about politics. brian: what do you talk about? tucker: life. what they are doing. people. my children don't like politics

tucker: thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q&a.org. they are also available at c-span podcasts. >> next week on q&a, professor of law at the university of california hastings law school in san francisco discusses his biography of chief justice john marshall. that is q&a sunday at 8:00 p.m. and pacific time on c-span. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, new york times federal reserve correspondent on recent stock market losses and the role of the federal reserve. also, improving health care on the state level with emily and tom of the united states of care. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal monday morning. join the discussion. >> with 23 days to go before election day, c-span's debate coverage continues. tomorrow, repu

tucker carlson up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ry clinton, barack obama and cnn's new york offices all received what appeared to be pipe bombs in the mail this morning. at that news sparked a massive investigation to the obvious question, who sent his explosives and why? none of the devices exploded or harmedhe anyone. details remain sparse but fox's trace gallagher has been covering the story from the very beginning and trace. joins us with the very latest. >> a law enforcement sourcee tells us the choice of pipe bombs in packages is unusualme because there's no easy or obvious method of deaf and dumb like that nation. but authorities also say that while these pipe moms wereio rudimentary, they appear to bewh functional and at least one projectiles including shards of glass to inflict as much damage as possible. the fbi's of the packages were mailed in manila envelopes with computer printed address labels and they all had six forever stamps on them, those are stampr that can be used anytime l regardless of price changes. and all o

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i'm not. >> tucker: okay.k you are. >> we have a lot of leverage over saudi arabia, especially in their security in the middle east. we need to insist that this man is not installed permanently on the throne. he is the crown prince. >> tucker: oh! so we are going to -- this is like foreign policy by cable news. my favorite kind. what happens when the saudi kingdom, the royal family no longer controls their own country. what would happen if the saudi royal family collapsed? what do you think the afternoon math would look like? >> -- aftermath would look like? >> last i checked there are 40 other princes they could choose from. m.b.s. wasn't originally in line for the throne. what he did was not about khashoggi but every journalist who threatened him in the world. >> tucker: hold on. how are journalists in china -- >> the president of the united states is acting weak here. >> tucker: please, save me the posturing. i want to know what the standards are here. journalists in china are killed more often than in saud

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tucker? >> tucker: ed henry, thanks a lot.hey believe survivors, but not all survivors. we'll tell you which survivors they believe after the break.. >> [chanting "we believe survivors"] >> [chanting "we believe survivors"] >> [chanting "we believe survivors"] all times, all cases, because women all tell truth. they do not make false allegations, ever. you cannot doubt them. skepticism is hate. without a standard in mind, we have been watching the keith ellison case pretty carefully. he is the democratic congressman from minnesota running for attorney general for minnesota. his ex-girlfriend has accused him of physically abusinglf her. we do take women seriously, we asked her on the show to tell her story. here's how she described the democratic party's response to her allegations. watch. >> if you look on social media, if you see some of the letters that have been written that basically say they don't believe me, the folks who have signed on, it's pretty apparent. there's been a lot of bullying, there's been a lot of harassme

tucker carlson is coming up next here in d.c. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlsonht." just a week to go from tonight until the midterms and election day is finally becoming a referendum on something that really matters, immigration. who gets to live here? what does citizenship mean? what kind of country do we want? stormy daniels or her creepy lawyer, some other diversion designed to prevent you from thinking clearly. these are core debates.o these are the arguments that every functioning democracy must have and yet hours rarely does. consider the question of birthright citizenship. under current interpretations of american law, anyone born on our soil automatically becomes a u.s. citizen. context is irrelevant. it doesn't matter if your parents were tourists or illegal aliens or foreign saboteurs, if their plane was forced down to refuel and you emerged. it doesn't matter. if you were born on our property you are a citizen. in a recent interview with axios president trump suggested this is not a great deal for america. he pledged to change it with an executive ord

night at 7:00, tucker is up ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight."ust when you thought hillary clinton lost the last presidential election you realize nobody told her that. this afternoon, she weighed in on the brett kavanaugh hearings, here's part of what she said. >> brett kavanaugh said that the political hit job directed at him was being done on behalf of the clintons among other people. your response? [laughs] >> tucker: that laugh, it haunts your dreams. we'll have more on that and what it means because it is revealing. also, new investigation proves who exactly is funding the protesters that you've seen a screaming at republicans and you probably won't be surprised public. but we have confirmation tonight. when the senate decided to delay brett kavanaugh's confirmation vote for a week in order to enable an fbi investigation, everyone who was not jeff flake understood the point of it.le the investigation itself was irrelevant. for democrats the only purpose was to buy time so that new people, some of this anonymously could make allegations agai

>> tucker: [laughs] don't know if there's a market -- i would buy it. >> thanks so much. >> tucker: greatsee you, thank you.ld hillary clinton indicated yesterday thatnd regardless of s guilt or innocence brett kavanaught disqualified himself because of his temperament,is watch. >> we have not seen anything quite like that for a long time. justice thomas vigorously defended himself as some of us can remember and it was a very painful, difficult time for anita hill and for many of us watching. it very much felt like, in fact it probably was the denial of the legitimacy of women's stories. in this case though the performance, the behavior was quite out-of-bounds. >> tucker: keep in mind that is the very same crowd you just saw boo lindsey graham. a reminder of how hillary clinton behaved when she appeared in front of the senate. because the fact is we have ford dead americans. guys are for a walk when i who decided they would go kill some americans. what difference at this point doesn't make? >> tucker: because it's really about temperament. richard goodstein is a former advisor to both bil

i agree with you, tucker. the 302s should be out there in one one way, shape, or form for public consumption. i don't think it will happen, but i think it will approach any concerns they have. he would stop speculation. the institutions have been, i think, irreparably damaged in some ways. we will never know what the truth is. because we have -- there are sworn things under oath on both sides. we are now at a point where -- >> harris: let me ask you follow up question, capri. our democrats in a position if the vote goes for cavanaugh on saturday to continue their investigation, which they said they want to help doctor for a customer other going to do that? of the going to talk with these other women and have their own hearings on their own? or do you think that they will get ready for next time? there could be next time. if they get nasty now, you just wait. >> capri: i think they would be in big trouble if they continue to be the string. there are a lot of people that, yes, i think people feel that dr. ford w

>> tucker: i would buy it.lary clinton indicated yesterday that regardless of his guilt or innocence, brett kavanaugh disqualified himself because of his temperament. watch. >> we have not seen anything quite like that for a long time. you know, justice thomas vigorously defended himself as some of us can remember, and it was a very, very painful and difficult time for anita hill and many of us watching. it very much felt like, and in fact it probably was, the denial of the legitimacy of women's stories. in this case, the behavior was out-of-bounds. >> tucker: keep in mind of this is a very same crowd who sought boo lindsey graham. i remember how hillary clinton behaved as she appeared before the senate. speak out the fact is, we had four dead americans. was it because of a protest or some guys were out for a walk and decided to kill some americans? what at difference difference t does it make? >> tucker: phil goodstein as an advisor to both bill and hillary clinton and despite his bad opinions, he is a great g