side a fair shake, examined the evidence, discussed it. you won t see a verdict today. always great to have you in, john. thank you very much. professor friedland, my professor is graduating sunday on elon. are you going to be at the graduation? as a matter of fact, i am. and he actually came up to me last night at the baseball came and said, hey, say hi to my aunt. oh, isn t that nice. well, thank you for training him well. now, we just have to find him a job. professor friedland, thank you so much. facebook will get a lot more friends today. in less than 30 minutes the company shares will begin trading on the stock market. facebook s ipo will value at over $100 billion and create a few new billionaires as well. the first and most obvious example of making money is mark zuckerbe zuckerberg. this ipo will make the just-turned-28-year-old founder the 29th richest person on earth. he is now richer than google co-founder brin and page, according to bloomberg, although
including top democrat in the senate, schumer, the top democrat in the house, pelosi, had already said they oppose his nomination. there s people that was like verdict today, trial tomorrow. we were through the looking glass in terms of the reaction of democrats. you heard earlier, after the first part of the hearing, richard blumenthal. i believe her. you might want to wait to hear what brett kavanaugh has to say? parentally not. bret: right now does he have the votes to get through? no. i would think he does not. well, unless something we don t know. i think there are a handful of genuinely undecided senators watching to see which way this goes and to determine whether they can vote for him. if this is a standoff and he s as credible as she does, that helps him a lot. this political atmosphere is not to be underestimated. you saw it reflected perfectly in the way that republicans