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if confirmed by the senate, i will keep an open mind in every case and i will always strive to preserve the constitution of the united states and the american rule of law. so kavanaugh is a graduate of yale law school and clerked for justice kennedy. in 1993 he met ken starr during a justice department fellowship and became a key staff member when starr was the independent counsel investigating the white water and clinton/lieu ensky scandals. kavanaugh helped write the final report to congress that laid out 11 possible grounds for impeaching president bill clinton. he served as george w. bush s white house counsel and staff secretary before he was nominated to be a federal judge in 2006. he was confirmed at that time by a vote of 57-36. now, brett kavanaugh s nomination sets up an extremely
consequential confirmation battle. within minutes of trump s announcement, several top democrats voicing their intention to vote against him. senate minority leader chuck schumer put out a sayi
thank you for joining us on a very busy sunday. still waiting for a slow news day. treating all morning. june of 2015. the president s lawyer this morning renewing attacks on the former lawyer for the president could mayor rudy giuliani pulled no punches over the secret recording of a conversation with then candidate tromping 2016. also treated this morning from his club. before the president heads back to washington. k., leland. giuliani says cohen is a pathological liar. a very different description when you remember what he referred to him has an interview with abc news just two to go in in the interview he said that michael cohen is an honest,
honorable lawyer. including one with michael cohen s client donald trump is i found out like a board ousted that he was recording his clients which is a desirable offense. i found out he not only did the lawyers, but he had a conversation with one colleague, chris cuomo in which he made a big show putting his phone in a drawer. he said
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joyce, and a man that was their right from the beginning, he heard i was going to be running, he said, you ve got to go with trump, a man named tom marino, he was a good friend and it isa good friend of lou. tom marino, right from the beginning. i also want to thank pennsylvania g.o.p. chairman, val digiorgio. thank you. and david, thank you. all of those people, david, you do some job on television, i want to tell you. we did a great job. pennsylvania for years and years they talked about pennsylvania will be won by the republicans, right? it always got away, nobody knew
[unintelligible chanting] president trump: we waited for hours. we were at 98%. i said, what s going on? i want to win with the state of pennsylvania! then some interesting things happened before they called, they just refused. they said, donald trump has won the great state of wisconsin. right? they said, donald trump
here s how it came to be. in may of this year, may 22nd, the new york times had a scoop that they probably only got because they are specifically the new york times. they sent crack reporters to an otherwise sleepy courthouse in albany, new york, not a federal courthouse, a state court, because that day in that state court in new york, a long-time business partner of michael cohen s, a taxicab mogul named gene friedman who everybody called the taxi king, he was in court. he had been facing really serious charges in new york, tax evasion charges in new york more than $5 million and four criminal counts of tax fraud and facing a charge of grand larceny. a big stack of charges involving a large amount of money and potentially a large amount of jail time. the story they uncovered at the courthouse that day, for some reason, friedman had gotten this huge criminal liability he was facing winnowed down to almost
nothing. he was able to work out some sort of deal where all of that priso