7. Citing this 9/17/01 email from Kavanaugh to John Yoo, asking about results of research into the 4th Amendment and surveillance, @SenatorLeahy argues that Kavanaugh's 2006 testimony was false:pic.twitter.com/ZtQp4mFysZ
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18. Kavanaugh said that "he could not 'rule anything out like that,' allowing that in the early days after [9/11], White House lawyers worked on many things before regular assignments were sorted out. But, he said, his answer in 2006 was about [Stellarwind]."
19. So Kavanaugh's 2006 testimony was accurate; he didn't see Stellarwind docs because he wasn't authorized to do so. When asked a broader question this week about whether he had discussed surveillance more generally, he said he "couldn't rule it out."
20. Far from constituting "perjury," Judge Brett Kavanaugh's testimony about NSA warrantless wiretapping/surveillance, in both 2006 and 2018, was truthful, accurate, and complete. #SCOTUS #KavanaughHearings #KavanaughConfirmationHearings
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