correspondent for the daily mail. first time sighing you in person. >> so great to be in new york. >> neil: good to have you. where is this going? the administration worried? is this thing looking dicey? what? >> i think the fact that we're going to hear directly from brett kavanaugh on your colleague's show this evening shows you that the white house is worried. in the past we had just heard from white house spokes people denying the allegations. but now we're hearing from directly from brett kavanaugh and i think even the president's rhetoric or over the past few days has changed dramatically. first it was she deserves to be heard. i believe he will still be confirmed then it was this is a political attack. this is a smear campaign. this is the left trying to run down my nominee. those things are very different. >> neil: obviously worried about how close this vote could be. you could make the argument for the democratic support they thought they might get, those senators might have cover now not to vote for him. also talk, i was looking at these protesters outside jeff flake's office, the outgoing republican senator.