anything. who can no, you can t. no. no. no. this is where you re wrong. we re giving it to the cyber people that show up. we re going to give them a state. georgia, they can take it apart. you could possibly be the victim of a scam here. why don t you come to the symposium and make $5 million. maybe we should give a hug. oh, god bless you. here s what we re worried about. we re worried that what you are doing is mistakenly or deliberately destroying the confidence in the legitimate elected president of the united states and fostering what could be you know what dam to this country. about biden or the democrats ever never wrong. you through this investigation no you re not. you re lying. no. i said what the press warped us. no. you re lying. no. you re saying that biden was
of them today. today seems to be so far all about anti-kavanaugh protesters. all sizes, all shapes, all different walks of life. americans, non-americans, men, women, lots of families, people are really turning out today. i think over the course of the day we re going to see thousands more people. we ll keep you updated neil. neil: all right thank you very very much. let s go to iowa republican senator joining us from capitol hill. senator you are for judge kavanaugh and approving him to move up to the supreme court. one of your colleagues, lisa murkowski, the only one of republicans is a no. what did you think of her argument against the judge whenever are other republican, including yourself, was for him? well, i sat through the brief when we had the seventh fbi investigation, the supplemental that came forward sat through those and there was absolutely nothing that corroborated any miss-doing by judge kavanaugh and so the case to me is pretty clear that we
and then of course interest rates moving up to seven-year high on the back of that. neil: is that a worry for you the interest rate situation, the fed chairman this week, but before this started evaporating talking about that we re a long way from neutral hinting we ve got a long way to go. even the 3.2 something and change interest rates are still very very low by a long term standard and what we ve seen in the market with regards to the market anyway you have to see the 10-year get closer to 4% to really see investors move out of the stock market and really into other areas. neil: that s a worry it goes higher. just to that point you brought up jerome power the chairman of the fed there was a study that came out from jpmorgan that looked at markets dropped after he spoke and they calculated markets lost $1.5 trillion after he gave three speeches but overall obviously an up-tick so it s interesting just numbers. neil: guys thank you very much. see you soon again we re waiting for
roberts would report swearing in would be monday or tuesday. where does this all stand? a familiar face to all of you, and a breath of fresh air for us, because he can answer our dumb questions and put this in perspective, the former u.s. chief attorney andrew mccarthy, without revealing anything, you don t count your chicken before they hatch. we ve seen a lot of twists and turns here. is there anything that you enqvist that could disrupt this process? no, but what this process, i think, has taught me or reminded me, and hopefully reminded all of us, we don t know what we don t know. and when you re talking about if things go swimmingly well today, neil, it s going to be 50-48. the rule of law will defeat the mob by 50-48. anything unpredictable that happens, we have virtually no margin for error. neil: one of the things that s come up, too, is the closeness of that vote and that an
there s always a back and forth on these investigations depending on your party perspective there are a lot of people in the democratic party for example, who love these investigations when they were going after donald trump, even though they weren t big fans, in the early days when they were going with hillary clinton and her server, and vie verse a, now who look at what happened in this and say all of a sudden this wasn t up to snuff the fbi dropped the ball so i m sure you re used to that political back and forth but what do you make of the fbi almost being a per perennial football in this? well i think any of us in the fbi are used to that as you said neil and i think what really stood out to me about this week is that with all of this about the hearings and about dr. ford and judge kavanaugh and in the end, everybody wanted the fbi to conduct an investigation and it did, and it didn t make any anybody or everybody happy and the truth is despite that no one has disputed the facts