Glenn Beck

You, I find contemptible.

If we abandon this when the target is convenient, well, we've already surrendered it for everybody, including ourselves.

So let me take you through a little history here.

In 2018, during the confirmation hearings for Brent Kavanaugh, you, Congressman, stood before the cameras and made your position unmistakably clear.

You warned against what you called the demeaning of victims of sexual assault, insisting that people deserve to be heard and their allegations deserve to be investigated.

Okay.

All right.

I think that's probably pretty good.

I think people should be heard in a court of law.

But you went further.

You suggested that if Kavanaugh were innocent, we should bring in all of the victims, all of them, to be questioned because that would just clear his name.

I was clever of you.

You argued that multiple accusations could not simply be dismissed when separate and independent claims begin to look the same.

You said the arrows are all pointing in the same direction and either the acts happened because of that or the accused was simply the most unluckiest person in the world.

Congressman, do you feel the same way today?

Because now you have 50 women, 50, from your office claiming the same thing.

Wow.

I mean, should we bring them all in?

Should we question them publicly?

Or is this time different?