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Politics and presumption of innocence discussed with @DonLemon on #CuomoPrimeTimepic.twitter.com/ybHzP14UlF

While @DonLemon may have been entertained by @nbcsnl's coverage of Brett Kavanaugh's #SCOTUS confirmation - including his own portrayal courtesy of @officialkenan - he notes that the recent #GOP gloating and name-calling is "no laughing matter." #DonsTake https://cnn.it/2RCDopw pic.twitter.com/WlXrv08UZZ

"It's just not possible for us to keep looking away ... after the Kavanaugh hearing ... I had to go." Tom Nichols on his decision to leave the Republican Party https://cnn.it/2OUW6Ha pic.twitter.com/NSXexlqC3c

Entertainer @StormyDaniels doesn't have many regrets. But there is one ... sort of. She explains it to @DonLemon. https://cnn.it/2RCDopw pic.twitter.com/wp3ikYi3A3

"It's a lot to deal with," says @StormyDaniels, on those that have reached out with stories of abuse following her own revelations in "Full Disclosure." "I regretted it, and then I started getting these messages," she tells @DonLemon https://cnn.it/2OKQG4l pic.twitter.com/FM6f6zGbyc

In #DonsTake, @DonLemon notes that with his words on Tuesday, it has become clear that "the President is using division as a weapon." "President Trump is our divider in chief," says Lemon. https://cnn.it/2RCDopw pic.twitter.com/8yRgm5FBMT

CNN's @DonLemon: "The fight over Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has been so brutal that nobody's really coming out of it looking good." https://cnn.it/2yjIqyh pic.twitter.com/M0kS48kWKg

Democratic Sen. @CoryBooker tells @DonLemon that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh "surrendered all of aspects of impartiality during his testimony. He demonstrated quite clearly the venom towards the left." http://cnn.it/2xYKhJq pic.twitter.com/iod13fC5mp

.@donlemon: This President has made himself ‘victim-in-chief’ from the early days of his presidency. But why? He was a millionaire by age-8. He was elected to the highest office in this country. So why is he constantly complaining? #DonsTake https://cnn.it/2xVMxBa pic.twitter.com/48FCol3eOt

.@DonLemon: Team Trump should tread very carefully when it comes to bragging about the economy — because he got a lot of help. Trump’s biggest success as President is a lot like his success in business — it's the result of a big inheritance — from his predecessor.pic.twitter.com/zTP3a58jnK

Republican strategist @TheRickWilson tells @DonLemon that “democracy sometimes gets up in your grill.” “I think we saw Jeff Flake go through a moment of personal moral agony when he was confronted by those protesters.” https://cnn.it/2NjJLu pic.twitter.com/yIdcmNhdzD

President Donald Trump for the first time directly mocked Christine Blasey Ford's testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee by casting doubt on her testimony during a campaign rally. https://cnn.it/2xTLfXt pic.twitter.com/GsytDbxu4v

"This letter makes it clear that not only was it a part of their life, and a regular part of their life, but it was a core a part of their life and something they did to excess." - NYT's David Enrich, who helped break the story of Kavanaugh's 'obnoxious drunks' letterpic.twitter.com/CfYRn8kYVL

"Any review of this man's business deals I believe would show massive repeated fraud. Because his entire public life has shown massive repeated fraud." Gov. Jay Inslee says Americans should not be surprised by the NYT report on alleged Trump tax fraud http://cnn.it/2O26AYE pic.twitter.com/9EL5jwPjx6

"The President should step up to the plate, instead of mocking Dr. Ford. He ought to show a little leadership and cancel this nomination." - Washington Gov. Jay Inslee tells CNN's @DonLemon that President Trump should withdraw Kavanaugh's nomination. http://cnn.it/2xTLfXt pic.twitter.com/xP0XggaBFD

“If you lie about the small things, imagine what you are going to do about the big things,” says @DonLemon, on the latest developments into the conduct of Brett Kavanaugh https://cnn.it/2zLmX3i pic.twitter.com/EIY2mr6vEG

.@donlemon and @chriscuomo agree tonight on new questions on Brett Kavanaugh’s credibility: “If you set yourself up as a choir boy… you better be able to sing.” https://cnn.it/2zLmX3i pic.twitter.com/pdWjldUYMd

President Trump orders the FBI to conduct a week-long investigation into Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh at the behest of the Senate CNN's @DonLemon says "let's not lose sight of the woman whose testimony set all of this in motion." https://cnn.it/2DF7DJm pic.twitter.com/VZ6iZmH4mD