I'm in the studio with Elizabeth Joe and we're recording this on Tuesday October 2nd at 2.13 PM, Pacific Coast

time and this is a special Trump-Con law about the Kavanaugh confirmation process because it's just

the thing that's on the forefront of everyone's mind.

On our minds, but in a state of confusion, right?

So a little recap, remember that on September 27th, there was a hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee

even though there already had been hearings with Brett Kavanaugh in front of the

Senate Judiciary Committee this was a special one in part prompted by

allegations by Christine Blasey Ford that she had

been sexually assaulted by Brett Kavanaugh when they were both high school students in the 1980s.

So this particular day of testimony really focused both on Christine Blasey Ford,

who testified alone, and then more testimony from Judge Kavanaugh responding to these allegations.

So Ford spoke at length about what she recalled from her experience of having been sexually assaulted.

And there were many moments, many very emotional moments in her testimony,

and one struck me in particular.

Senator Klobuchar asked her, and many people are focused today

on what you're not able to remember about that night.

I actually think you remember a lot.

I'm going to phrase it a little differently.

Can you tell us what you don't forget about that night?

And Ford responded, the stairwell, the living room, the bedroom, the bed on the right side of the room as you walk into the room.

There was a bed to the right, the bathroom in close proximity.

The laughter, the uproar, the so. And then it was Kavanaugh's turn. Judge Kavanaugh had released a statement prior to his testimony, but it was clear that when he came up to the actual day and his turn before the committee, he departed pretty

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