Donald Trump calls the Brett Kavanaugh appointment 'a tremendous victory' for the nation

DONALD Trump celebrated Brett Kavanaugh's controversial election to the Supreme Court declaring it an "historic night" for America.

He also hit out at his rivals in the Democratic Party for what he called a "shameless campaign of political and personal destruction" against his Kavanaugh was confirmed to the US Supreme Court despite the high-profile sexual assault allegations levelled against him.

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Donald Trump: 'It's a Scary Time for Young Men in America'

President Donald Trump, himself the object of multiple accusations of sexual misconduct, spoke out Tuesday about the use of unproven, and often completely uncorroborated, accusations against political figures.

“It is a very scary time for young men in America, when you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of,” Trump told reporters on the South Lawn of the White House grounds, according to The Hill.

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US president Trump mocks sexual assault survivor Ford

Just days after calling her credible and saying she had a compelling testimony Donald Trump has gone on the attack - mocking Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's testimony about being sexually assaulted as a teenager.

CNN anchor Lynda Kinkade talks to White House Reporter Kaitlan Collins and gets perspective from Democratic Strategist Maria Cardona and Republican strategist Alice Stewart.

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Donald Trump Mocks Kavanaugh Accuser Christine Blasey Ford’s Testimony

Donald Trump Mocks Christine Blasey Ford’s Testimony Against Brett Kavanaugh At Mississippi Rally.

Trump calls Kavanaugh allegations a "big fat con job"

At a news conference in New York Wednesday, President Trump defended Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and blasted Democrats over what he called "false" allegations. Three women have accused Kavanaugh of drunken sexual misbehavior in high school and college; he denies it. Watch the president's remarks.