dire ways and chilling ways as read by congresswoman liz cheney, his own son, who, by the way, was part of the egging on of the conspiracy theories putting out into the either that encouraged these people to come to the capitol. in that moment they were going, oh, my goodness, look at what we caused. we didn t mean for this to get out of hand, and yet the guy who was in the white house who was trying to benefit from these conspiracies was, as you said, reportedly enthusiastic about it. and here we are not that long later with all those same people trying to whitewash what happened. and that is probably among the most chilling realities as we listened to the text messages, some of them being read by this committee. and the fact that, as you said, this is their former colleague
this isn t the only document that is helping to tackle violence against women and girls in government. at the 0nline safety bill will be very significant in addressing some of these behaviours. but the. and these behaviours. but the. and the comms campaign. we have some reason to believe from the survey responses that there are small groups of men, no means all men, please let s not fall into thinking that, but they can the banter and egging on and peer pressure to behave in a certain way there can behave in a certain way there can be banter. we want the public comms campaign to give confidence and reassurance to those men who stand up reassurance to those men who stand up and say this is not acceptable behaviour, please don t speak, please don t do that, that s not appropriate. we want to give confidence to those meant to be able to do that, as well. we need to work together as a society that make those men be able. this document says violence against women and girls is vi
her up or chanting things that provoke division and instead of saying let s take a more unified path, you are not seeing that from a person who represents the highest office of the land at all times. instead it s like throwing the fist in the air like i m with ow that. isn t that problematic? it is. truthfully if the president is going to be holding rallies, you think he wants to talk about policies and things he is trying to do rather than get into the insults and the name calling we hear too much of. egging on the crowds to start yelling cnn sucks or whatever they say. the president bears some responsibility for the degradation of the civil dialogue in the united states. all right, former republican congressman from pennsylvania. charlie dent. thanks very much for being with us. appreciate it. the associate networking site,
chris dudley was the one that went in under the egging on of brett kavanaugh, and they thought it was funny. the girl was mortified and i was furious. i m not sure he s the best character witness. now, look, not that this matters, it s about the truth of what he says about himself, this is not a trial about guilt or innocence. it s a job interview. it s a credibility measurement for the highest integrity position we have. i don t believe it s disqualifying to have partied in high school or college. but him telling the truth about himself is a more relevant standard. was brett kavanaugh known at yale as a virgin? i have no idea. i just want to know, that s something he points out about himself that i know having gone to the same school. it s not so big a school, it s got a big name. it s the kind of thing that would have been known. so at the end of the day, when you heard christine ford and what she accused brett kavanaugh of you have never said to me or anything i ve read from