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MSNBC analyst scalds 'arsonist' Trump: The president has turned women and men against each other

MSNBC's Mike Barnicle believes President Donald Trump is headed toward re-election -- but he's worried there might not be much left to govern at that point.

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CNN's Alisyn Camerota torches Trump's consistent defense of sex abuse: 'He feels empathy for the accused'

A CNN panel couldn't agree whether President Donald Trump was sexist or just rude -- but host Alisyn Camerota called him out for habitually taking the side of accused sex abusers.

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Sex crimes prosecutors explain why GOP 'hired gun' Rachel Mitchell's attack on Kavanaugh's accuser was so 'ludicrous'

Rachel Mitchell, a sex crimes prosecutor Republicans hired to questions Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, has released a memo detailing her conclusions about Ford's sexual assault allegations against the judge. She concludes that it would not be reasonable to bring a case against Kavanaugh, and she extensively criticized Ford's credibility.

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CNN's Jake Tapper tells Stephen Colbert he finds it hard to believe Kavanaugh's 'boofing' had anything to do with flatulence

CNN host Jake Tapper explained that he went to Dartmouth College, where the film "Animal House" was based. While Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh attended Yale in the early 1980s, Tapper confessed his late-80s experience was such that he could call Kavanaugh's "interesting."

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'Which perjury is enough perjury?': MSNBC analyst gets Jeff Flake to make a big commitment at New Hampshire event

Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) was questioned Monday about his declaration that lying under oath would disqualify Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh from consideration. After documenting 30 lies, NBC analyst John Heilemann approached the senator to ask what he thinks about the lies.

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Seth Meyers sounds off on Trump's self-deprecating joke: 'It's only funny if everyone agrees he sucks'

Late Night host Seth Meyers mocked President Donald Trump for joking about himself during a Monday press conference.

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CNN's Chris Cuomo and Don Lemon: If Kavanaugh is going to claim to be a choir boy he 'better be able to sing’

CNN's Chris Cuomo and Don Lemon chatted between their shows about  Supreme Cort nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

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MSNBC's Joy Reid torches Senate GOP's sex crimes prosecutor for failing to mention Kavanaugh's testimony in her report

MSNBC host Joy Reid criticized the Senate's "outsourced" sex crimes prosecutor Rachel Mitchell for failing to mention Brett Kavanaugh's testimony in her report about the hearing featuring the Supreme court nominee and his accuser, Dr. Christine Blasey Ford.

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'That's not true': CNN's Chris Cuomo hammers Rick Santorum after he claims multiple people vouched for Kavanaugh's character

CNN's Chris Cuomo hammered former Republican Sen.Rick Santorum (R-PA) over Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's character.

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Fox News' Tucker Carlson warns viewers about white 'genocide' — his most overt dog whistle yet

During his Monday evening show, Fox News' Tucker Carlson derided pundits for encouraging what he considered the "genocide" of "white male Christians" — the host's most overt white nationalist dog whistle yet.

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Ex-prosecutor calls Rachel Mitchell's memo on Dr. Ford 'gratuitous': I’ve never witnessed a victim more compelling'

CNN's Anderson Cooper brought on a former sex crime prosecutor to judge Maricopa County prosecutor Rachel Mitchell, who questioned of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford in front of the Senate Judicial Committee.

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CNN's Phill Mudd explains just how hard it will be for the FBI to investigate Brett Kavanaugh allegations in 5 days

Former CIA official and CNN analyst Phil Mudd explained Monday that although the FBI will be able to conduct its investigation into sexual assault allegations against Brett Kavanaugh by Friday, the Republican-imposed timeline will hurt the probe.

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Yale classmate speaks out about Kavanagh's drinking: 'Brett has not told the truth -- his lies should have consequences'

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanagh has been scrutinized for allegedly lying about his drinking behavior while under oath.

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