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Bloomberg surveillance to commit perspective. We do that with Bob Moon and

Bob it goes really back within your research to October 14th of 1991 when Anita Hill had to pass a lie detector test and I think that picks up your wonderful perspective you've put together.

Yeah, you know Tom Shakespeare said what is passed picks up your wonderful perspective you've put together.

Yeah, you know, Tom, Shakespeare said what has passed his prologue.

So with the Senate Judiciary Committee set to Gabbel to order its high drama hearing

into the sexual misconduct allegations against

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. It is informative to look back 27 years

to October 1991. That's when President George H.W. Bush's Supreme Court

nominee Clarence Thomas was called back in his confirmation process to face the

sexual misconduct allegations of Anita Hill, his former assistant.

The panel's chairman at the time was Democrat Joe Biden of Delaware.

This is not a referendum on whether or not,

whether or not sexual harassment is a grave offense. I said from the beginning, this is about

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