teacher. our prayers go out to your students. there you have it. just when you start talking about life getting back to normal, people come out, emotions come out. up with of the other problems is the highways in and out of wilmington are starting to jam up. 41 was shut down. the people who stayed in this area are able to get back to their homes. cal perry, my colleague down there. thank you very much. i want to return to that blockbuster story being published by the washington post just a few minutes ago about the allegations leveed against judge brett kavanaugh. a rape attempt as the accuser says that took place in the 1980s. the washington post revealed the identity of the woman who made the allegation as christine blasey ford. she s a research professor at a
three square meals they devour daily. what s called reporting i was a rumor, spoon-fed from creep seeking money, power, or fame. i wish i could ignore them all. what is it that guy keeps saying? long week? relax with a glass. office to figure out. what do you say? let s get after it. it s going to us two hours, so what do you say? let s get after it. greg: i ve got something better. how about let s get accurate? this is an amazing, blockbuster story, kilmeade. i want you to try to get your head around it. i know it might be tough for you because you are working all the time. this is cnn s source contradicting what they said to cnn, so somebody is lying. do you think this will be on reliable sources? brian: i have a test
welcome back. tonight i m obsessed with the company the president keeps. the best people, despite the president s vow to drain the swamp, does seem to be getting a bit swampier by the day. three men, a lawyer, a doctor and an entertainment executive are actively running the veterans affairs administration. they spoke with va officials daily, reviewing all manner of policy and personnel decisions. their blockbuster story, by the way, based on freedom of information act requests. not one of these three gentlemen has any military or government experience, but they do have one thing in common. each of them is a member of the manag mar-a-lago club. they re known as the mar-a-lago crowd.
you ll recall that blockbuster story came out nine days ago. now, more than a week later, he remains in charge while two law firms investigate the allegations. in the past few minutes we have received word about another man accused of misconduct. the executive producer of 60 minutes. cbs saying they heard the investigation will be wrapping up soon. jeff has decided to stay on vacation. here is the significance of that. he was originally planning to return to work tomorrow monday would be first day back on the job after the news magazine s traditional summer vacation. the new yorker article detailed allegations of unwanted advances and he enabled a climate of harassment at the news magazine.
gloria borger, thanks very much. the special counsel, tonight other blockbuster story. trump sought to fire mueller in december, which makes it now two instances that we know about. maggie is the cnn political analyst. she joins us by phone. maggie, you reported on the previous incident of the president apparently wanting to fire robert mueller which was stopped by don mcgahn, the white house counsel. how did this play out last december? sure. and this is one of several instances where the president has come pretty close to dispatching with mueller in some way. this is one of the most detailed and it s the one that s the most similar to what we re seeing right now in terms of michael cohen and why the president feels like that violated a red line. in december, there were erroneous news reports that