thank you. laura: alright. well that was the kavanaugh hearing. she the kept interrupting, incredibly rude to now the associate justice of the supreme court and she totally inflamed out. that was her big audition for the big top. well, they do not, the american people, want to do things like tear down history in the middle of the night either, any more than they want to blame men for things that happened 30 years ago that no one is witness to. they don t want to ban fossil falls, they don t want medicare for all, rationed care and raising taxes you ve come you with this well tax idea which has not which doesn t have a history in the u.s. unlike the top marginal rate no, this is brand new. laura: they don t want traditional religious organizations to be branded as hate groups which kamala harris tried to do a full weeks ago,
way facing potentially severe criminal punishment over a false claim against the now associate justice of the supreme court. and coulter is here next to break it all down and, what it could mean for the midterms.
the accusations against the new justice a, quote, hoax and false. this despite the fact that trump called one of kavanaugh s accusers, christine blasey ford, credible and a fine woman. and as the president takes aim at democrats for what he says, what they did to his newly minted justice here, he is also slamming them for what may be ahead. talks of impeaching justice kavanaugh. that is if democrats take control of the house, after election day, which is now less than one month away. listen to president trump from just moments ago. he s a great person and it was very, very unfair what happened to him. false charges, false accusations. horrible statements that were totally untrue, that he knew nothing about. frankly, terms that he probably never heard in his leif. he was this, he was that. he never even heard of these terms. it was a disgraceful situation. wrote about by people that are
evil. and he toughed it out. i thought the way they behaved was absolutely atrocious. i have never seen anything like it. the way they really trortured hm and his family, i thought it was a disgrace. now they re thinking about impeaching a brilliant juror isa man that did nothing wrong, a man that was caught up in a hoax that was set up by the democrats, using the democrats lawyers, and now they want to impeach him. let s go to sarah westwood, who s in orlando following the president. and he just spoke to this convention of international police chiefs. and sarah, what was the response in the room when he talked about the hoax and the zprdisgrace an fabricated stories? reporter: well, brooke, president trump s mention of now-justice kavanaugh to this room of police chiefs drew one of the most enthusiastic reactions of anything he mentioned. and keep in mind that he spent
catholic, anthony kennedy, and it s intriguing to know that on this supreme court, we have five catholics, three jewish justices, and one protestant. so really, kind of different than the makeup throughout the united states, brooke. incredible. the faces, the additions and thinking so many of them having clerked for other justices, speaking of clerks. joan, thank you. brett kavanaugh won confirmation by the slimmest margin ever for a u.s. supreme court justice, but now he will be making history in a much different way. he will be the first justice to be backed by all female law clerks. it is an achievement he fores d foreshadowed in his testimony before the senate judiciary committee last month. i had to, in essence, contentionly hire a first group of four law clerks who could be available to clerk at the supreme court for me on a moment s notice. i did so askand hired four law