MSNBC or CNN -Best to watch hearing on.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

I'm leaning to CNN as I love listening to Jeffrey Toobin.

[Freestate_MD]

1. I'd favor MSNBC But I'm

not at home, am with family, it's their house, so it'll be CNN.

[klook]

2. C-SPAN

I'd like to see it without a bunch of distracting crawls, popups, cutaways to blathering heads, etc.

https://www.c-span.org/video/?451895-1/judge-kavanaugh-professor-blasey-ford-testify-sexual-assault-allegations

[hlthe2b]

4. Is it CSPAN 2 or CSPAN 3? I couldn't tell from website & I don't get 3 (not sure I get 2 either)

[klook]

8. Might be 3, although on my Teevee it says it'll be on 2.

You should be able to stream it on the Interwebs.

On edit: Sorry, just checked and they say you have to log in via your cable provider. Arggh. Maybe somebody with more experience can chime in with helpful info on how to watch on line.

[The_Counsel]

5. This.

I only opened this thread to reply with this answer. Beat me to it. Well-played.

[bdamomma]

7. thanks I just saw

your post also. I was asking about streaming.

[riversedge]

10. Good reminder. Thanks. We can listen to the blabber later (if we want to).

[MrScorpio]

27. Definitely

[Old Vet]

3. Yup, Toobin is usually right on point..............

[DemocratSinceBirth]

16. Toobin is the ultimate cynic.

A panelist said Kavanaugh's going to be different from his FOX interview be cause he's mad now and Toobin started laughing.

[bdamomma]

6. to those of us who can't watch

would it be streamed but I just saw crappy Lindsay Graham still sticking up for Kavanaugh. It is just Dr. Ford's testimony today correct?

[riversedge]

11. ONLY Dr. Ford and Kav. I read that the Repugs on the committee reserve the right to

question or make comments. I was assuming that since they hired a woman prosecutor, they would be quiet. It is like they have 2 chances to talk. IMHO>

[riversedge]

18. LOOKS like wash post will be carrying it live****

https://www.washingtonpost.com/

[Ninga]

9. I'm a huge fan of MSNBC contributor, Joyce Vance, Jill Wine-Banks, and former Justice

Department Chuck Rosenberg.....and if a Steve Schmidt is on, he nails it every time

[Hortensis]

25. Chuck's my man. That name always makes me smile.

He just doesn't look like a Chuck. Or, for that matter, a Rosenberg.

He does look and act like a man who resigned as administrator of the DEA rather than become part of a misuse of power as the Trump administration required.

The Washington Post Editorial Board, in a piece titled "A divided nation gets moral guidance - but not from Trump" wrote "His letter was important not as a rebuke to the president but as a model of leadership and courage in reaffirming democratic values."

[Mike Nelson]

12. MSNBC also has...

...Maya Wiley.

[bdamomma]

13. there will be protesters in that hearing room

they will show their discord. And the Capitol Police will be hauling them off. Or will they curtail the number of protesters?

They have every right to be there.

[ADX]

17. There won't be many...

...That's one of the smallest Senate hearing rooms I've ever seen...

[bdamomma]

21. hmm....

they do not want to hear from the public on this.

[MuseRider]

14. We are watching CNN here.

I have become fond of CNN so we watch it. I don't mind hearing from the other side even when it makes me angry but some of those on both sides annoy us on MSNBC so we switched a long time ago. Habit now I suppose.

[riversedge]

15. Here are individual network plans:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/tv/networks-plan-wall-to-wall-kavanaugh-hearing-coverage/2018/09/26/75ec28a2-c1f4-11e8-9451-e878f96be19b_story.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.6b5d5d12721d


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It will be the first time Ford has been seen in public since making her accusations. Kavanaugh appeared Monday on a Fox News Channel interview, itself an extremely unusual event for a Supreme Court nominee. That interview was seen by 3.6 million people, a fraction of the people who are likely to see him Thursday.

Here are individual network plans:

—ABC will follow the testimony live starting at 10 a.m., anchored by George Stephanopoulos in New York and David Muir from Capitol Hill, with analysts including Dan Abrams, Cokie Roberts and Sunny Hostin of “The View.”

—CBS’ morning and evening newscasts will both originate from Washington. Gayle King, Norah O’Donnell, John Dickerson and Jeff Glor will lead the network’s hearing coverage.

—NBC’s coverage will be led by Lester Holt, Savannah Guthrie, Chuck Todd, Megyn Kelly and Andrea Mitchell. The network’s coverage starts at 9:30 a.m.

—PBS will offer coverage anchored by Judy Woodruff to its 355 member stations across the country. It’s up to each local station to decide whether it will air the hearing live.

[iamateacher]

19. Rick Santorum is on CNN

I refuse to listen to him.

[underpants]

20. CNN for me

Don't have anything other in my Apple TV.

[MoonRiver]

22. Hard call, but once I saw Santorum was on CNN's panel, I switched to MSNBC.

[Upthevibe]

23. MSNBC for me until

I have to leave in 15 minutes for work...then I'll listen on NPR.....

[lostnfound]

24. Brian Williams Ugh "they'll have to watch their tone"

MSNBC has so much good about it but this morning has been insidiously framing it today as competitive theatre and Scarborough was disgusting in conflating the other allegations including Swetnick’s as all unsubstantiated and selected video of Biden saying that an FBI report was useless.

It feels as if the PTB plan to railroad this one through.

[Scoopster]

26. I'm watching it via the PBS Newshour feed on Twitch.

https://www.twitch.tv/pbsnewshour