dianne feinstein. ambassador sherman, this is the party that claimed that the kavanaugh confirmation procedure should be all about due process, should be all about the presumption of innocence in the accused, and here is the president going up there out there leading the lock her up chant that he invented, he and his crowd invented which, of course, is exactly the opposite of what the republican party pretended to stand for. lawrence, you know, one of the things i want to say to everybody who is listening tonight and has friends and relatives and coworkers is that change doesn t come easily and these numbers are very encouraging for a turnover, at least of the house come the election four weeks from tonight. but i ran barbara mccaul ski s campaign. i also helped anita hill in
you see this wave coming through america and how women are waking up to say, wow, this republican party really is not is really not for me personally. and i suspect that they re going to pay a price, not just next month, but they re going to have a long-term problem with women coming out of this. and apparently donald trump doesn t know how to read the polling effects of the kavanaugh confirmation because he was out there tonight today in a rally talking about the kavanaugh nomination and basically leading the crowd in another chant of lock her up and this time it meant lock up dianne feinstein. ambassador sherman, this is the party that claimed that the kavanaugh confirmation procedure should be all about due process, should be all about the presumption of innocence in the accused, and here is the president going up there out there leading the lock her up
you never know. maybe i said it to myself. the last supreme court nominee let it all out, said what he believed, the late robert vork. he was so district and so confrontational he didn t get nominated. justice souter, i knew him. he was the attorney general. i had no idealogical feeling. i thought he was a moderate balance and thoughtful guy. that s the way he came off in his confirmation procedure. i think he ended up voting the way his mind and heart took him. in other words, i don t think he was hiding anything. neil: i don t think i think it evolved. people say he didn t telegraph much in that. exactly. neil: hard to say. always good seeing you. you too. neil: joe lieberman. the president is on route to his north dakota rally. as senator lieberman pointed