"They Did Not Care": How the GOP Dismissed Assault Accusations & Confirmed Kavanaugh

Brett Kavanaugh was sworn in Saturday as an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court, just hours after the Senate voted to confirm him amid massive protests outside the Capitol. He will begin hearing cases Tuesday and could vote as early as Tuesday or Wednesday on a case that tests how much power courts would wield over the executive branch. His nomination came under intense public scrutiny after accusations of attempted rape and sexual assault surfaced. We begin our coverage with Jodi Jacobson, president and editor-in-chief of Rewire, who wrote a piece this weekend headlined "A 'Titanic Fraud': Susan Collins, the 'Moderate' Who Never Was." Senator Collins "went on the floor of the Senate to literally gaslight the entire nation about both the process and the nominee himself," Jacobson says, responding to Collins's vote to confirm Kavanaugh.