Kavanaugh s nomination were to fall short, he would encourage the president to renominate him. plausible? anything s plausible. look, in ordinary times kavanaugh s nomination would probably be pulled by a president george bush. this is a president trump donald trump. we know anything s on the table here. the frustration among republicans is this has metastasized and snowballed beyond the allegation of sexual assault. we re talking about what was written in year books bar fights in college. let s say he did throw ice at someone and was drunk. is that disqualifying? that s very different from allegations of covering a woman s mouth and getting on top of her. i also have to say on the hillary clinton clip, wow, that was dicey for her. she talked about the denial of
He s strategic in believing different people. he didn t believe the central park pride. he didn t believe bill clinton, but he s believing all these other people. and he s even said to he s said publicly that his own accusers have caused him to feel sympathetic to judge kavanaugh. so we ve got to look at this and really use critical thinking with this. i agree. there s selective believability on both sides is what i m saying. exactly. exactly. it s happening on both sides, as well as with hillary clinton. one last thing about this. if they want to play this in the court of public opinion, this is a dangerous game because you have what people are calling like congressman elijah cummings, who sits on government oversight and reform who is saying this is guerrilla warfare because people are coming out.
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Administration. we ve gone from the deputy attorney general thinking he s about to be fired to the white house saying the two men are going to sit down in the west wing to now they can t even get a date on the calendar. our white house producer there reporting earlier today that this issue of the rosenstein meeting was not weighing heavily on the presidency or the white house given everything surrounding the embattled supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. listen to what trump said earlier and how this really appears to be the furthest thing of his mind. we re going to talk later. i don t want to do anything to interrupt this process. that s fine. but i don t want to do anything to interrupt the process. reporter: now, in the meantime, even if this meeting never happens at all, rosenstein is still facing pressure from those on capitol hill and expect he ll have a closed door meeting
Supreme court justice. president trump speaking from the white house lawn saying lying would be unacceptable. what areas might the fbi looking at in the next few days. chris cizzilla is with me now. interesting. we don t know if trump meant lying about the sexual assaults or lying generally. this is from cavanaugh s temperature last thursday, brooke. let s start up here. he repeatedly said that everyone who christine blasey ford cited as a witness refuted that testimony. that s not accurate. there were four people. one of them is brett kavanaugh. he did refute it. but the others, mark judge as well leland keyser said they remember it differently. that s very different than