The Kavanaugh report is here and no, you can't see it

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🗓️ 4 October 2018

⏱️ 18 minutes

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The FBI has finished its investigation of Brett Kavanaugh. Today, senators entered a highly secured room to review it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:17.8	explained or when you text today explained all one word to 5,000500.
0:31.0	Lizo, you cover Congress for Vox.
0:33.5	The FBI finished its investigation yesterday.
0:35.8	The Senate got it early this morning.
0:37.4	They put it in a room that you couldn't enter with a cell phone.
0:39.7	Were you allowed in the room?
0:40.7	I know you were on the hill today.
0:42.0	Yeah, I was not allowed in the room.
0:44.3	Nobody is allowed in the room unless you're a senator or you're one of nine staffers
0:49.8	who have been cleared to be in there.
0:52.4	Wow, so it's like a secure vault kind of situation.
0:55.4	Yeah, yeah.
0:56.4	It's incredibly secure.
0:59.1	I think they've really wanted to do that in order to probably cut down on leaks.
1:04.2	And they said this is the way that they've dealt with all background check investigation
1:08.7	information, which is typically confidential.
1:12.0	But there wasn't like a super secret vault for gorsuch or Soto-myo or Kagan or anything
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