Dispute over documents in Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation hearing

The Senate Judiciary Committee began the confirmation hearings for Brett Kavanaugh Tuesday. The proceedings followed the release of more than 40,000 pages of documents from Kavanaugh's time in the Bush White House, but Democrats are demanding more. Ilya Shapiro, Cato Institute senior fellow in constitutional studies, joins CBSN to discuss the latest.

[mars]

Everybody’s already made up their minds so this hearing is a waste of time. They should just call a vote to move this out if Committee.

[TheAmazingLucas]

Don't believe anyone, believe facts

[DavidDeelLoco]

They have already been furnished with more documents than they have the ability to read. Plus there is no dispute. The documents were made available. They were already given to other democrats. Just because they didn't request them doesn't mean they are not available. There is no dispute except for the people that are trying to make it one.

[paulcordova]

And what's even funnier is all of a sudden Democrats in this feed are hypnotized. They can't see the circus Democrats are making.

[eugenewalker]

We need to see and hear everything about this guy. Independent want someone who works for the people a political party.

[omiaht]

They should have been furnished with all the documentation

[ellenjefferies]

Ha ha this reports drowns out Vogue Magazine's poster child Kamala Harris!!!! LOL!!!

[billypardew]

they hav the documents .either way hes in ...and you can cry a, river

[normanedwards]

It's not typical of trump to block the release of documents this is all political

[davidellis]

Rock and Roll in DC. Ben Sasse did well for Republicans. Kamala and Cory did well for Democrats. Raucous audience lucky that Grassley did not throw them out. Day

[scottmckenzie]

He is being appointed to overturn Roe and shield the traitor from prosecution, period.

[shanasimmons]

What are they hiding just show the papers Whitehouse