hearing that didn t include many witnesses, and there s no further opportunity to ask questions, no further hearing. all these people are being excluded from the process and all their information bears on key facts about brett cav that you s behavior, whether he was belligerent when drunk, whether he had the capacity to attack a woman when drunk. and he s lied about that and many other things in his testimony. and the question of why they would want to put someone on the supreme court who has such disrespect for the rule of law in terms of his own cannedness in testifying before the senate is beyond me. the court is supposed to be held in the highest esteem, the highest respect. it s our most supposed to be our most neutral and trusted institution, and they re about to trash it by trying to put this guy on the court as quickly as possible with this sham investigation. jennifer ruben, the danger now we are seeing, by the way, that for a lot of republicans this is, it s working what
wealthtuwealt wealth wealthier where he is right now. garbage. he relied on his father to get started in the business, and he routinely relied on his father to biggy bank the problems when he wasn t doing as well. to stave off personal bankruptcy, which was accurate, he told me i gave you my word, i never borrowed money for estate. i printed that in my book, we went to court, he sued me for liable. he had to acknowledge that in fact he had borrowed $30 million from his father. the times has made that exponentially larger. they say it s $60 million. the notion donald trump has been borrowing money from his father during the period his father was alive is not new. to the extent trump, his siblings and his parents orchestrated a bunch of tax
let s keep in mind donald s sister maryanne trump barry is a sitting judge on the third circuit court of appeals. she s a senior judge. i tweeted today that i think she should immediately remove herself from the bench. we should not have a tax cheat in the white house are on the federal bench. the new york times detailed report of possible tax fraud by the trump family is raising questions about the role of judge mary anne trump barry, donald trump s sister in the scheme. legal expert reported today, quote, if barry was knowingly participating she could be impeached. the times report mentions maryanne trump barry by name-touch it says she was present at a 2003 meeting at trump tower for one of their periodic updates on their inherited empire. it attributes potentially fraudulent behavior of the trump siblings saying donald trump and his siblings setup a sham corporation to disguise millions of dollars in gifts from their
court. this will not end. and instead the fbi will be embarrassed, the court will be embarrassed, judge kavanaugh will be embarrassed. this will not end. the only way it ends, frankly, is if those three senators get the nerve to vote no. or or, julia, an investigation that passes the smell test of being thorough is conducted and everybody gets to be satisfied that the best investigation was done and comes to their own conclusion. because we re still in this world where people are dug in on either side. and by not interviewing these 40 people or 400 people or six more people, i don t know, i m not an investigator. but by not investigating them as jennifer says it leaves the whole process open to investigation. it leaves the judiciary committee open to question, and it leaves the supreme court open to question and challenge. exactly. there will be a lot of people left out of in the open here without a lot of cover. but i want to go over what these senators are going to look at toni
what about the aclu, what about all the liberal interest groups that come before the court? they have already heard this judge pronounce himself as someone who feels really victimized by grand leftwing conspiracy. so i think he does himself and the court huge damage, and right now there are about three people who can stop this. one week ago tonight our eyes were on those three people, jeff flake, lisa murkowski, and susan collins. and one week later our eyes are on the same three people. thank you to all three of you. lisa graves, julia aimsly, and jennifer ruben. coming up tax experts have weighed in just how much the trump family could owe in penalties. and how all this is playing out with americans who could vote in the next few days. we have alarm bells which might trigger democrats.