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From the New York Times, I'm Michael Barbarro.

This is the Daily.

Today, the FBI delivers its report about Brett Kavanaugh to the US Senate.

Republicans say it reveals nothing new.

Democrats say it was designed to reveal nothing new.

Here that leaves the confirmation process.

It's Friday, October 5.

In the middle of the night, at about 2.30 in the morning, Thursday, this much anticipated

report, the FBI investigation into whether or not Judge Brett Kavanaugh committed sexual

assault makes its way to the White House, and there's just one copy of this report.

And it gets sent over to Capitol Hill, and it winds up in this secure room, this room

that's called a skiff, sensitive, compartmented information facility that is an underground

room, and the public can't go in.

There are these huge kind of brass looking doors with signs on them that say, you know,

media or public, and this is where the senators review classified information, and this

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