family. jesse: that s in addition to the federal charges that came down earlier today for kidnapping and assault. depape could see maximum sentences of up to 50 years in prison just on the federal charges alone. fbi special agent stephanie minor is the one leading the investigation. and exactly what happened on the early morning night of that attack. today she released a criminal complaint. that s really left us with a lot of questions. according to that complaint, police received a call at 2:23 a.m. paul pelosi was allegedly speaking in code. saying there was a male inside his home. police scanners show that paul referred to depape and his friend was david. stated there is a male in the home and that he is going to wait for his wife. he doesn t know who the male is but he advises that his name is david. he is his friend. sounded somewhat confused. jesse: was that paul speaking in code? perhaps. 8 minutes later police show up to the pelosi s house. police know pelosi s
kavanaugh he also had a hammer and gun and crowbar. for some reason the media forgot all about that story. the democrat accused kavanaugh of racism, gang rape, drugging women and then leaked that he was going to overturn roe v. wade and a mad man zipped across the country ready to kill. did the media blame themselves? did the media tone down their language? no. the media dropped the story like a bad habit. and now cbs is demanding republicans drop their ads before the midterms. republican candidates have spent more than 116 million on ads that mention speaker pelosi by name in this cycle. if this is about the issues, why don t you make it about the issues? why not depersonalize it? it is absolutely about the issues. we are 8 days out. don t you think this needs to change? why not pull some of these ads? jesse: i see. so no one is allowed to criticize nancy s politics ever again, especially not before a wave. we are just supposed to lay down and let democrats win and pull the ad
his unsubstantiated claims, but the worst by far was putting michael avenatti on to make the claims of this woman who accused kavanaugh laura: that s what i want to see. we see these introductions and it s like, really, tell us more about all this unsubstantiated garbage. that s what should go down about the last 12 months. disgusting. are we going to the next one? all right, huck wants to describe this as well. i think michael avenatti is one of those figures who will occasionally pop up like if they have a celebrity hollywood squares may be, he will be the lower right square or something. but i don t see of a michael avenatti having much of a role in public life in the future. i think his history is up like a rock and down like a rock
conspiracy theorist. reporter: michael avenatti s most recognized client, stormy daniels, spoke nor the first time publicly about the serious allegations against her attorney. at a debate society in oxford. i will say that right now, they are just allegations, and i m going to reserve judgment and i hope everyone does, she said. trust me, i know what it feels like to be on the other end of that, until all the details are discovered. but if the allegations are true, she says she will definitely be seeking a new attorney. avenatti is known for verbally and legally attacking president trump on behalf of daniels and went after trump s supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh, while representing a woman who accused kavanaugh of being at drunken parties where gang rapes occurred. she is 100% credible. and when the american people hear from her, they will determine, as i have, that she is to be believed. reporter: now, avenatti is
the appointment clause of the u.s. constitution adding that there have been countless similar presidential orders dating back over 200 years. finally tonight, we will end with one very important topic. it s called due process. the presumption of innocence. i have been saying all during the kavanaugh hearings, a foundational principle in a fair and just society, it has served this country so well, a pillar. our constitutional republic. by the way, if you remember during kavanaugh s confirmation hearings, we defended this principle from baseless attacks and irresponsible accusations by individuals, some on the left, some for political gain. of course, we have that fame seeking attorney michael avenatti who is one of those irresponsible actors. he brought forth claims from a client who accused kavanaugh of gang rape on an almostbasis ande