it is 31 minutes past the hour. senate republicans starting the clock to the final vote on the brett kavanaugh nomination to the supreme court. majority leader mitch mcconnell filing a motion to end debate. that will come to a vote this week with the final vote on the nomination as soon as saturday. the timing driven by the fbi renewed background investigation on kavanaugh. senators will be able to start reading investigation summaries starting at 8:00 a.m. the white house has the report already and the wall street journal reports that the white house finds no corroboration of sexual misconduct allegations against their nominee. that doesn t address whether kavanaugh misled senators about the drinking habits and the washington post says the fbi restricted over his drinking. all while the president was publicly say the fbi could follow any lead it saw fit. the fbi interviewed ten people in total.
bud light in the event. because the browns won, those fridges were unlocked and the folks there in ten bars across cleveland were able to drink it. to celebrate. they were supposed to expire november 29th. there was a choir when they opened. if you had to wager which team it would be to give up the streak, i would have wagered my jets. that would have been a smart bet. still ahead, another possible government shutdown looming. the senate approved a short-term fix earlier this week, but it doesn t address president trump s long-promised border wall with mexico. the president weighs in on the vote and says it s time to get on with it. s it s time to get on with it
oppositional research or retained to get information. and that he eventually was suspended as an fbi source after making clear he had unauthorized disclosures to the press. and so nunes really made a big hype about this earlier in the year about the fact that there was this snowing that occurred to the court, and yet what it doesn t address, david, is the reality of the process. this happens all of the time in law enforcement. when you get a search warrant, an arrest warrant, you present facts through sworn affidavits. you set forth what you think is probable cause as the prosecutor or as law enforcement, and then it s incumbent upon a judge to decide if you ve met that burden. it could have easily not been sustained. and yet we have four separate applications, four separate orders that are entered and each time those applications came before the court, david, it made it clear, the applications were clear. the basis of the additional new intel that came as a result of the proceeding su
attorney general jeff sessions. they have inhumanly led their departments in ways that are unamerican, that are cruel, and are being condemned from our churches to other countries. that s embarrassing, wolf, that other countries who we have always called peers are condemning what we re doing to human beings on our southern border. more than 2,300 children have already experienced the trauma of being separated from their mothers and fathers. this executive order, and we read it carefully, doesn t address what s called family reunification, only prospects going down the road. what needs to happen right now, immediately, to reunite those families? wolf, you re absolutely right. i mean, there are children who may never see their mothers or fathers again. and that is just heartbreaking, and unacceptable. what we must do in congress is make sure that the department of homeland security is doing all they can to make sure that if a child has been separated, we find the parents immediately,
bill but it is a whopping 2300 pages, with clock ticking toward government shutdown can lawmakers read it and deliver a vote? griff jenkins live in washington dc with the latest on this. supposedly they have a deal to give themselves 3 days to read it but that is out the window. reporter: they have a lot of reading to do. 1200 pages, 2300. let s look at what we know is in it. $2 billion for school safety measures and bipartisan tightening of the background checks. $4.7 billion for the opioid epidemic. left out any money for obamacare and doesn t address the daca fix or permanent solution for dreamers but on capitol hill paul ryan says this legislation fulfills the pledge to rebuild the united states military, this