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- Marc covers the St. Louis Blues Championship Parade
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- Rep. Nick Schroer: We’re making St. Louis great again
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What we know about the Kavanaugh allegations
Criminal Defense AttorneyJennifer Bukowsky
As we all process the information that is unfolding about Judge Kavanaugh, we wonder how do we get to the truth of a decade old accusation?
Criminal defense attorney Jennifer Bukowsky agrees we need all of the evidence before we confirm Judge Kavanaugh and that it is a tedious process to try and pick apart memories.
"I don't think it's necessarily a case that one or the other is lying," Bukowsky explained."It's possible both are telling the truth as they recall it."
Listen to the full interview below: