JOHN AVLON, CNN SENIOR POLITICAL ANALYST: Because, guess what --</s>ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: But there is none.</s>AVLON: There is none. But -- but, beyond that, look, I think there were -- Mitch McConnell warned that Kavanaugh could be a tough confirmation because of the documents. And we're starting to see those come out. Pat Leahy pointed to a possible incident of perjury involving his 2006 confirmation when he denied having anything to do with Bill Pryor's (ph) nomination. That's ancient history, but there seems to be evidence that he didn't tell the truth to Ted Kennedy. There's this question about e-mails saying "spying" that were directed to him, also from Pat Leahy when Republican staffers seemed to have been breaking into computers on the Democratic staffers at the time. So there's baggage. But, in general, Kavanaugh has comported himself fairly well, but no one should, you know, take too much comfort of what Susan Collins believing that, you know, we're good with Roe. There's not a lot of evidence to suggest that, as David just pointed out, especially with that e-mail.</s>CAMEROTA: All right, John, David, Seung Min, thank you all very much. So, crucial talks are happening right now about the future of Syria and its years long civil war. There is so much at stake. You can see all of the aftermath on your screen right now of what's been going on. So we have a live report for you from Syria, next.
Day Four of Kavanaugh Confirmation