>> what i can tell he is that christine blasey ford is probably the most like precise and like diligent of source, subject, that certainly i've ever reported on. in re-creating for the readers what was happening for her by the behind the scenes she was on a way to washington and even the day before she testified when she had some of her advisers trying to coach her for going before the senate judiciary committee, and she refused to be coached. she knew the answer to the questions and she even was obsessively writing and rewriting to make sure shared the language just right. all i can tell you is that in the telling of her account and her experience, i have not really encountered somebody who appears to be as precise and obsessed with getting the truth right. [cheers and applause] >> she didn't have some precise memory on when this happened or exactly where and so forth. that has been used to undermine what she testified to and said, at a think the interesting question now, of all that's available about christine blasey ford and that allegation and cavanaugh, if he were just, say, a judg

christine blasey ford took the staglast night in beverly hills. last year blas e ford accused then supreme court justice nominee. brett kavanaugh all of trying to sexually assault her at a house party when they were both teenagers in the 80's kavanaugh denied the allegations in september. 2018 she described thincident in emotional testimo before the senate judiciary committee plus the ford talked about the backlash. she received after cong forward. >>everyo would welcome my information. including beings prepared for the venom. the persistent attack. the vilification. the personal privacy. and the collateral damage to my friends anmy family. >>e courage award is named after roger baldwin, one of the founders ofthe aclu. plus the ford said she was honored to accept the award. >>had 3 people are de after an early m there are those who will say at you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too . too old. too much. too unexcted. too limited. and to them we say too bad. because at kaisepermanente, we belie that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >>tonig

you might recall christine blasey ford testified before lawmakers last year after accusing supreme court justice brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. she wrote, chanel, you truly are everything you told us to be. you are important, unquestionably. you are untouchable, you are beautiful, you are to be valued, respected, undeniably, every minute of every day. you are powerful and nobody can take that from you. chanel, we are with you. thank you. >>> on this day in 1960, a 5-year-old african-american girl named ruby bridges walked into a louisiana elementary school and made history. >> today, 59 years later, some south san francisco school children are making a bit of their own history, walking in ruby's footsteps of social change. >> let's bring in garvin thomas with tonight's bay area proud. garvin. >> raj, jessica, ruby bridges, a civil rights icon may not be as well known as martin luther king or rosa parks. but for a child, perhaps one facing challenges in their own life, her story can be particularly inspirational. maybe not a surprise. they are the ones taking the lead in honoring her.

. >> to discuss christine blasey ford's allegations, one republican senator bursting into the anteroom saying he wants to fight a democratic senator because they're so angry about it. the white house counsel who is literally refusing to take repeated phone calls from the president, tells his aide -- >> i just want to read that quote because it stands out. this is don mcgahn who of course is in the news right now for his resistance to the house subpoena on impeachment. so this was when trump was seething about limiting the fbi investigations, not interviewing key witnesses including ford and kavanaugh. he, the president, called mcgahn the next day instructing the white house counsel, tell the fbi it can investigate whatever it wants. mcgahn advised caution, and mcgahn told his aide, don't take a call from the president. >> the president was trying to reach don mcgahn, the day we all remember, that christine blasey ford and justin kavanaugh testified. if you can imagine not taking a call from your boss, he's not taking a call from the most important person on the planet and finally his d

christine blasey ford accepted the roger baldwin courage award from the aclu of southern california in beverly hills. she testified that he assaulted her in 2092. they said that when it came forth last september, i did not feel courageous and i was simply doing my duty as a citizen. cavanaugh denies the allegations. >>> a public school is reaching out on social media hoping to find affordable housing for some of its teachers. a twitter post said it still helps teachers who are unable to find rental housing. the bay area has the largest disparity between teacher salary and rental housing cost in our state. the average teacher salary is $65,000 and the median rent in the city is $42,000 a year. >>> colleges are considering cutting programs including culinary arts and journalism and facing another $13 million of projected deficits. they may need to cut classes before the spring term starts. they needed cut 100 instructors and counselors. they threatened on general education courses and under english classes and programs. >>> many people are starting their holiday spending. one group of ad

in the upcoming "time" magazine issue, christine blasey ford paid tribute to her. she testified before lawmakers last year after accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. she wrote, chanel, you are truly everything you told us to be. you are important, unquestionable, untouch able, beautiful, valued,ted, undenily every minute of every day. chanel we are with you. thank you. >>> up next, he was detained for eating a sandwich on a b.a.r.t. platform. now he's taking action against b.a.r.t. >>> also thinking about selling your home? a new san jose tax might make you rethink that decision. the new controversial proposal. >>> a few slick spots on the road mays here as we look at memoriville all the traffic on interstate 80. we'll talk about the drizzle and clouds for friday. we'll clear it up for >>> first we saw the video. now we're seeing the legal action. the man cited for eating at the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station is taking b.a.r.t. to court and he's retained a high profile local civil rights attorney. melissa colorado is in oakland with the story that continues

blasey-ford. >> i talked to anita hill and talked to length what could we do to change the process she wasn't treated fairly under the rules of the committee, just like if you saw what happened in the last hearing how i met that witness after the fact, ford, and she was destroyed in the hearings. >> 2020 candidate bernie sanders criticizing former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and unloading for his bid to the white house. >> sanders spoke with ryan nobles. >> among those, bernie sanders has been in this race for sometime. standards has been critical of the role the wealthy had had in politics in general. the idea that billionaires could buy their way into races. he is already critical. tom steyer who is already in the race for president. here is what he had to say when i spoke with him. >> when i talk about this country moving toward -- we are talking about a handful of billionaires who exercise enormous power over the political powers of this country. if he or she decided to run for president, nobody would give a damn, but because somebody is worth $50 billion and has the case

blasey ford did not want to be on the record democrats leaked who she was and made her testify. they dent want to do this with this whistleblower. almost as if they're hiding something, that the whistleblower is not credible, i'm here in lexington, kentucky, people are sick of it, i'm not just talking about people that are supporters of the president, i'm talking about average americans sick of the policies as usual in washington. >> sean: there is a poll out today, nearly 10%, governor, of democrats are open to voting for trump and you have a poll out showing the president winning against all these people in swing states and i would argue the president probably underpolls anywhere from six to 10 points. >> they said in 2016 he had no pathway to win. he couldn't win. the polls showed him lose think. i kept telling people get out of washington, gettut on of new york, get in real america and you will find out this is a movement. he's going to win. adam schiff is like the little boy in the woods with a shotgun over his shoulder and someone said what are you hunting for? "i don't kn

blasey ford's testimony from the hearings. they've got to move on. >> bret: and the loser? >> that was a loser. >> bret: i thought you would give another loser. it's a big week. >> former president jimmy carter recovering well from surgery to remove fluid from his brain for that's good news. and i think losers, i think roger stone los the week. >> bret: winners and losers? >> the winner is marie yovanovitch for the reason i laid out. loser is matthew dodd who tweeted that elise stefanik's questions in the impeachment hearings as a reminder just because she's a woman and millennial, she's not the kind of leader the country needs. he later deleted this tweet. i'm troubled by the president's behavior in a way that elise stefanik's is not, but we can have that this agreement. you do not have to be condescending. she does not need to be condescended to by a resistance clearly cheerleader posing as an analyst. >> bret: next week, biggest testimony, ambassador sondland? >> his testimony has got big because of the contradictions in hi

last september, christine blasey ford testified before the senate judiciary committee alleging the then-nominee assaulted her when they were teenagers. kavanaugh has strongly denied the allegations and was confirmed to the court. on sunday, blasey ford received a courage award from the american civil liberties union of southern california. upon accepting, she spoke about life after her testimony. >> i understood that not everyone would welcome my information. i was not prepared for the venom, the persistent attacks, the vilification, the loss of personal privacy, and the collateral damage to my friends and my family. i have learned a lot over the past year. i have learned that there is a well financed attack machine out there ready to flood the internet and the media anytime i raise my head, and i know it's not going to go away. >> supporters of death row inmate rodney reed say they are hopeful after he was granted a stay of execution by a texas court. there's a growing outcry to spare his life. cnn's ed lavandera has been speaking to reed's mother and brother as they wait to learn his fate. >>

christine blasey ford and brett kavanaugh, i think you tiptoe around this a little bit and i don't blame you because it's the third rail. completely the third rail right now. it comes in the context of i think it comes in the contest of a discussion about due process. one thing we know is kavanaugh shouldn't have been confirmed because he lied about having a drinking problem under oath. that much has been established. >> i think unfortunately her claim does not rise to the necessary evidentiary standard. i don't think there's anything they could have done. i believe her. i absolutely believe her. i just think, is this what it's come to? why can't we have these discussions absent the iconography here. >> let me take it from another avenue, rick avenue, ass hole, brett kavanaugh teenage ass hole. did a lot of really crappy stuff. then went on to lead really upright life and apparently unbelievably fair boss two women promoted women made sure his office was 50% women. >> i wrote the book trying to figure out why we have such a hard time talking about this. we need to grandfather some people

. >> kennedy: christine blasey ford? >> melissa: thank you. after everything came out. that there was something political in it. it reinforces that theme. "coup" is a really bad choice of words. >> kennedy: and incredibly loaded. it betrays her motivation as an attorney and you are doing whatever you can bu by any means necessary to overthrow the president. everyone is entitled to their opinion. there are plenty of government workers who don't like the president, but they can still act like adults and do their job. this sounds incredibly childish. this guy seems like an antifa member with a cement milk shake and a pink kitty cat hat. he seems like an irrational resistance protester, and it makes other adults sitting on the sidelines who are just now getting curious about th what te real charges are, it makes them go "really? this is what we are doing, again? >> jessica: mark zaid, the lawyer for the whistleblower, he has was presented -- >> kennedy: he is conflicted. >> jessica: guy from your spot on. it doesn't change the facts of the matter. do go on. [laughter] you h

blasey ford's testimony running for, like, two hours. that is the best thing i could imagine for the conservative cause. that was a disaster for them. yet they are blaring it outside the poor federalist society convention. they are truly going insane, hannity. i wish you were here to see that. >> sean: you know what, a voice like yours in a moment like this, rush limbaugh, the great one mark levin, let me tell you, this is an important moment for this country. all hands on deck. take it away. >> laura: great show tonight. you take care. i am laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from those mom tonight. the reaction from the democrats in the media over the last 24 hours, reveals many truths but one truth in particular, the folks who are pushing this impeachment are no longer confident in their position. congressman kevin mccarthy and lee zeldin are here to explain. also tonight, his aggressive reporting on ukraine and the bride ands have made him public enemy number one. at last, tonight dawn solomon sets the record straight. we ha

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look how they went after christine blasey ford trying to bring up things how she had a fear of flieg ying or whether ot she did. look how linldsey graham was abe to grand stand -- and kavanaugh ended up getting confirmed. so they're hoping to follow a similar model once these witnesses get in front -- >> he's going to be impeached. >> but will he be removed from office? >> that is the goal. the goal is to impeach the guy. you know when you were kids, when we were kids you picked up a rock and under the rock you'd see a lot of bugs. and as you portray the white house you pick it up and you see all these bugs skralblingp under there. >> so many witnessed this actual request and it actually took as long as it did to come to light, that it wasn't a bigger deal that hundreds of millions of dollars that had been congressionally mandated in the name of our national security interests could be held up for the political whims of the president. if that isn't a gross abuse of power, nothing is. >> if not for this whistle-blower, we would not know about it, so what else is there? >> people got t

blasey ford. >> i did one thing, and when i came forward last september i did not feel courage. i was simply doing my duty as a citizen. i thought anyone in my position of course would do the same thing. i have the example of anita hill. i had a responsibility to my country. >> laura: over the weekend the aclu gave her its hero award. joining me now, dinesh d'souza, conservative author and film maker. dinesh, i'll have my others on the list of heroes but who tops your list today? we'll trade. >> well, i like your list. in fact, christine ford -- i had completely forgotten that infantile rhetoric and it's back. the middle-aged woman with the voice of a four-year-old. but yes, my top of my list, probably alex vindman who is going to be testifying very shortly. and as you said earlier in the show, the policy disagreement here can be easily excavated from his own remark when he said what disturbed him about trump and about the phone call is that it would undermine bipartisan support for the ukraine so the policy disagreement is really simple. vindman seems to have a ukraine first po

blasey ford's testimony running for, like, two hours. that is the best thing i could imagine for the conservative cause.

remember, the christine blasey ford testimony. senate republicans on the judiciary committee were so freaked out that this would be a repeat of anita hill, and that they would be seen as browbeating a woman that they ended up bringing in another woman to question her. a local prosecutor from the midwest, to interrogate her. which didn't go very well. it was not very effective. so they are not going to be doing that with marie yovanovitch, but i do think they will have to be a bit careful if they've got solid evidence that she has misrepresented her record in ukraine. they should absolutely bring it forward. but on the other hand, if they are seen as browbeating her, i think that could be very counterproductive. >> bret: dana perino? >> both sides, and in particular on the democratic side, that they will overreach and overreact to the president's tweet this morning, and the republicans will probably be able to point that out. i think mark legrand's point was that she was in the middle testimony, how could she be intimidated by some

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but i'm also thinking of christine blasey ford. and i remember understanding and hearing that while she was testifying, he found her to be credible, that he is such a sort of devotee of television that a little piece of his brain has to have some anxiety about the impact of hour after hour after hour and day after day after day of lifelong anonymous diplomats, people who make less than $200,000 a year going on tv and talking about being worried about an american ally sort of losing life-saving weapon systems because donald trump wanted dirt on burisma. >> but you can already see on the horizon the way the republicans are preparing right now to counter that. later this month, the target date is november 20th according to the "post" reporting. the i.g. at the department of justice will release his investigation of the russia investigation. when you were at the capitol this week, you hear republican after republican not want to engage on the substance of the facts of the president's behavior when it comes to foreign policy. but instea

christine blasey ford reportedly saying it was anita hill who inspired her to testify before congress. hill accused a supreme court justice clarence thomas during hearings in 1991. congressman katie hill made her final speech on the house floor today, offering an apology to those who trusted her with the office for the caliph when a democrat is resigning, a muted ethics probe into whether she had an inappropriate relationship with a staffer in . she has denied the claim, but admitted to a relationship with a campaign staffer. explicit photos of hill emerged, and the congressman says she is leaving because of a double standard and misogynistic culture. >> i'm leaving because i did not want to be peddled by papers and blogs and websites used for the dirtiest politics i've ever seen, to drive clicks and expand the audience of the right-wing media. >> shannon: her final act today, voting in favor of the democrats impeachment inquiry resolution. the medal of honor represents core value of courage, commitment, and sacrifice. it is america's highest military honor. tonight, chief intelligenc