tucker: the aclu became famous all over almost a hundred years by defending due process and free speech. especially for deeply unpopular people.de that long and noble tradition is over now in the name of left-wing solidarity. the aclu has been running an ad likening kavanaugh to bill cosby even though they have nothing in common, ofni course, judge kavanaugh has not even been tried.il here it is. we ve seen this before. denials from powerful men. i did not have sexual relations with that woman. i ve never seen anything like this. judge kavanaugh: i categorically and unequivocally deny the allegations against me by dr. ford. america is watching, and as we choose a lifetime seat on our highestt court, integrity matters. and we cannot have any doubt. senator gardner, oppose the confirmation of judge kavanaugh.t tucker: faiz shakir is the aclu representative who is joining us tonight.
moved by these two women at the elevator. so i think those i don t know if they have impacted more, but those are really had sort of captured the moment. that is what happened on repealle a land replace, not th advertising. it was the individuals, their statistics. and judicial crisis network is from the right. this ad from the left has generated a little controversy. we ve seen this before. denials from powerful men. i did not have sexual relations with that woman. i ve never seen anything like this. i categorically and unequivocally deny the allegation against me. integrity matters and we cannot have any doubt. senator gardner, he possess the confirmation of judge kavanaugh. that is from the american civil liberties union which we all view as left of center. but has a tradition of saying you re innocent until you are proven guilty, of defending some pretty nefarious characters
senator gardner, oppose the confirmation of judge kavanaugh. tucker: chris hahn is a radio show host, probably a donor to the aclu when he joins us tonight, it s great to see you. you are pushing late middle age, you ve been around long enough to know what the aclu has been doing. late? tucker: whatever. you re probably over 30. you ve watched the aclu over time and you know they were founded to defend free speech and due process, a man is guilty on the basis of no evidence, he shares some resemblance to two other guys who are probably guilty. it s the opposite of due process, why is the aclu doing this? they re not declaring him guilty, what we are trying to do
senator gardner, oppose the confirmation of judge kavanaugh. tucker: chris hahn is a radio show host, probably a donor to the aclu when he joins us tonight, it s great to see you. you are pushing late middle age, you ve been around long enough to know what the aclu has been doing. late? tucker: whatever. you re probably over 30. you ve watched the aclu over middle age. time and you know they were founded to defend free speech and due process, a man is guilty on the basis of no evidence, he shares some resemblance to two other guys who are probably guilty. that does guilt by association can be that is the opposite of due process, why is the aclu doing this? they re not declaring himth guilty, what we are trying to do and guilt or innocence is really not thewe issue.
committee or the fbi, or both. and i think it s more urgent than ever, given this latest accusation, that there be a full fbi investigation before we come to any sort of a final vote on judge kavanaugh. as new allegations have come forward, and, again, nbc news tonight is reporting on a letter that was received through senator corey gardner s office, which makes another at this point totally anonymous allegation against judge kavanaugh that dates to 1998. as these allegations come forward, they all have different levels of corroboration, if any, has there been any sign that the white house or the republican leadership on the committee is budging at all on this issue of whether the fbi should look into these allegations? no, rachel. to the best of my knowledge, senator grassley, who is the chairman of the committee, is driving forward. majority leader mitch mcconnell has said that he intends to have judge kavanaugh seated on the court by next week.