opens, president trump is again fanning the flames of a culture war, tweeting today, what was nike thinking? that was in response, of course, to the ad you're looking at now, featuring colin kaepernick, who is the face of player protests against racial and social injustice. it premiered last night during the opening game, where the super bowl champions philadelphia eagles beat the falcons. i'll only mention it once a week, maybe less. it'll be a long season, let's hope. that's my pledge to you. let's head to capitol hill. you know there's been three days of confirmation drama. we showed it to you this hour all week long. today, if you're taking a look, it is not brett kavanaugh behind the desk, but people who know him, people who can vouch for him. in a couple instances, people who democrats want to hear from, like a key witness now, who is the key witness for the prosecution in the watergate scandal. former nixon white house counsel john dean. he'll be asked whether a sitting