Senate Judiciary Committee votes to send Brett Kavanaugh nomination to full Senate
Saturday, September 29, 2018
WASHINGTON (KGO) -- The Senate Judiciary Committee has voted to send the Supreme Court nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the full Senate.
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VIDEOS FROM SENATE HEARING:
- VIDEO: Brett Kavanaugh gives defiant opening statement to clear his name of allegations
- VIDEO: During opening testimony, Blasey Ford says she 'agonized daily' over decision on whether to come forward
- VIDEO: Graham says Democrats' treatment of Kavanaugh despicable
- VIDEO: Sen. Kamala Harris questions Judge Brett Kavanaugh at Senate hearing
- VIDEO: Kavanaugh 'emphatically' denies allegations during Feinstein questioning
- VIDEO: Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin questions Judge Kavanaugh
- VIDEO: Sen. Kamala Harris to Blasey Ford: 'You are not on trial'
- VIDEO: Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley opens hearing
- VIDEO: Feinstein says Kavanaugh accusations raise 'real questions of character'
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- VIDEO: Protesters confront Sen. Flake in elevator amid Kavanaugh vote: 'Don't look away from me'
- Devil's triangle, 'Renate alumnius': Brett Kavanaugh explains his yearbook references to Senate
- WATCH: Key moments from the Kavanaugh-Ford hearing
- Sen. Graham says Democrats' treatment of Brett Kavanaugh 'most despicable thing'
- PHOTOS: Christine Blasey Ford, Brett Kavanaugh testify before Senate Judiciary Committee
- Sen. Orrin Hatch calls Christine Blasey Ford 'attractive,' 'pleasing'
- Who is Rachel Mitchell and what role is she playing in the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing?
- Here's what the three women accusing Brett Kavanaugh have said
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