press, spent her weekend tracking down the negotiations over christine fozzie ford s testimony. areyou take us through what the biggest questions in your mind three days out? st: this is such a set fast-moving, constantly changing story. over the weekend, there were long negotiations, they had been going on all last week, between ford sne blasey attorney and their agreement to testify. weekend,agree over the there was some breaking news saturday they reached a tentative deal for her to come thursday. of course, brett kavanaugh would also testified. about the allegations she is raising against him. today, noon, they were able put the final touches on the deal, they announced they had an agreement. forwardthat was moving in this long, protracted negotiations come to a close last night, there were new allegations being raised in an aboute in the new yorker breck kavanaugh from his years at yale university. so now we start monday morning .ith a whole new landscape is this thursd
the trump administration s proposal to reduce the number of refugees allowed into the u.s. and issue one s michael beckel discusses the report on dark money campaign spending. shows texaspoll republican ted cruz slightly edging out beto o rourke in the texas senate contest. both men set to debate tonight. you can see that on c-span, c-span.org, and our radio out. president trump holds a rally tonight. watch that at 7:30 on c-span 2, the website, and the radio app. this is the washington journal . christine blasey ford says she is open to testify next week in front of the senate judiciary committee about her allegations about judge brett kavanaugh. she has made conditions part of her deal. there is no word on if the committee will honor those requests. your thoughts on the latest and you can call on one of three lines. if you support judge kavanaugh, it is 202-748-8000. if you support professor blah the ford blasey ford, 202-748-8001. if you are not sure who you support,
nomination. that s what the republican majority leader said over the weekend. we are going to plow through this nomination of brett kavanaugh for the supreme court. it doesn t sound to me like a recipe f for fairness, and it certainly doesn t sound like a recipe for getting t to the tru. plow through. that was what the republican majority leader said, the republican majority would do. i was surprised when this all started by a spokesman for president trump, kellyanne conway. moderation,r her made it very i thought moderate and thoughtful statement at the beginning of the consideration of dr. ford s charges. she said we are neither going to ignore or insult dr. ford. i thought that was a good standard. unfortunately, since she said that, neither the president nor many republican leaders have lived up to it. i really come to this as a member of the senate judiciary committee trying to think about the gravity of the situation, and what is fair. in this situation we have dr. ford
privately testify to the senate judiciary committee about her allegations supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh attempted to rape her when they were both teenagers. we will look at a nation investigation headlined the anticapitalist playbook that exposes how a secret network of right-wing activists shaped kavanaugh s views. then to south carolina where two women who were being transported by sheriff deputies to a mental health facility drowned when the van they were riding in was overcome by floodwaters. the deputies in the vehicle survived. family members want to know why they were transported through dangerous floodwaters and how exactly they died. then we speak with journalist shane bauer, who would undercover as a prison guard at a private prison in louisiana and found horrific conditions. widespread frustration, not just with inmates, but staff, and how the company was running a prison. the things that i saw were long-standing. new booke bauer s america s prison look
privately testify to the senate judiciary committee about her allegations supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh attempted to rape her when they were both teenagers. we will look at a nation investigation headlined the anticapitalist playbook that exposes how a secret network of right-wing activists shaped kavanaugh s views. then to south carolina where two women who were being transported by sheriff deputies to a mental health facility drowned when the van they were riding in was overcome by floodwaters. the deputies in the vehicle survived. family members want to know why they were transported through dangerous floodwaters and how exactly they died. then we speak with journalist shane bauer, who would undercover as a prison guard at a private prison in louisiana and found horrific conditions. widespread frustration, not just with inmates, but staff, and how the company was running a prison. the things that i saw were long-standing. new booke bauer s america s prison look