for i think what they re not looking at if the turnout is higher because what democrats when democrats lose is when turnout is low. if the turnout is higher, then that means that all of this had an impact and i think that s the direction we re moving. i don t it here but if my producers get it to me, just with the breaking news, right, to your point, tara, i believe an aide, i want to say to kavanaugh has stepped down i think it was grassley. an aide to grassley. on senate judiciary committee. they stepped down because they had past issues of the same nature and they don t want to be a distraction. i will read that to the audience in a little bit. i want to come back to you, it s been very strange, probably the strangest part of this whole saga has been the decision of allies of brett kavanaugh to defend him by essentially trying to frame someone else. yes. ed weiland who is a i guess
and what they desperately want to be able to say is that christine blasey ford is not lying, but brett kavanaugh didn t do it. like that s their actual strategy. the problem with ed whelen it s not like he was acting alone. evidence that he was in consultation with the pr firm that did the swift boat campaign. there s evidence that hatch knew it was happening and i refuse to believe that brett kavanaugh didn t know that this was happening either because kavanaugh is the one that apparently said to hatch in the first place it might be mistaken identity. there s no way to believe it sorry. before you read that i want to read the final tweet because i believe ed tried to protect himself from any liable issues to be clear i have no idea what if anything did or did not happen in that bedroom and do not state or imply this person or anyone else committed the sexual assault although i did a speech with his name and town. that s what you say when you defend somebody, i don t want to be s