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From Cafe, welcome to Stay Tuned. I'm Pete Barara.

I asked, do you want to say she's lying? And they said no. And I said, do you want to say

you're disputing her allegation? And they said no. They were looking for someone to try

to bring down her account. They were actually unable to find anyone who was willing to do it

even on background, let alone on the record. That's Jane Mayer. She's a staff writer at the New

Yorker. I speak with her about her reporting on bread cavena and accuser Deborah Ramirez,

the FBI investigation, and the legacy of Anita Hill. That's coming up. Stay tuned.

Hey everyone, we're coming to our nation's capital for a live show in Washington, D.C.

On November 15, stay tuned. We'll be at the iconic Lincoln Theater right next to the

also iconic Ben's Chili Bowl. So President Obama, if you're listening, you've got two

reasons to head down to U Street that night. My guest will be Chuck Todd, moderator of

Meet the Press and political director for NBC News. This show is happening the week after

the midterm elections. So there's going to be quite a bit to talk about. But there's

always quite a bit to talk about these days. Head over to cafe.com slash tour. That's

cafe.com slash T-O-U-R for details on our shows in New York, Los Angeles, and Washington,

D.C. See you there. Hi, this is Landon from Los Angeles. My question is about FBI investigations

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