CUPP: A bombshell maybe in the final days of Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation battle. Kavanaugh came on fry on Friday, came out to deny a sexual misconduct accusation stemming from an alleged incident when he was in high school. I categorically and unequivocally deny this allegation. H said I did not do this back in high school or at any time, he said. The allegations appeared in a letter from an unnamed accuser which Democratic senator Dianne Feinstein brought to the attention of the FBI this week. The woman claims that in the early '80s when they were teenagers, Kavanaugh and his friend held her down at a party and Kavanaugh covered mouth and tried to remove her clothes. Also on Friday, 65 women who say they knew Kavanaugh in high school signed a letter attesting to his integrity. And crucial swing vote senator Susan Collins met with him but stayed mum so far. It might have been a last minute hail Mary by the Democrats but all signs post to Republicans pressing forward with Kavanaugh's nomination with the Judiciary Committee vote still set for next week. We will be back in two minutes.
A Bombshell Maybe In The Final Days Of Supreme Court Nominee, Brett Kavanaugh's Confirmation Battle