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2:46Now PlayingIn this Majority Report clip, Jeff Flake loves pretending he's not a complete piece of garbage, then voting like a complete piece of garbage.
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"Sen. Jeff Flake urged the FBI on Monday to investigate all "credible" allegations of sexual assault against Brett Kavanaugh, adding that he felt dismay that the Senate Judiciary Committee hadn't been "doing due diligence" going into its Thursday hearing addressing the allegations.
"It does no good to have an investigation that gives us more cover," Flake said during a Forbes Under 30 event in Boston. Flake's comments projected over an audience pulsating with calls for him to "vote no."
Flake expressed sympathy for both Kavanaugh and the woman who accused him of assault, Christine Blasey Ford, saying he and the rest of the Senate Judiciary Committee will likely never know what happened. Though Flake said he was upset with how Kavanaugh responded to some of the other committee members, including his rebuttal to Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) asking her if she'd ever blacked out from drinking, Flake said he probably would have reacted similarly had he felt he had been "unjustly accused.""*
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