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Julie Swetnick, the third woman who came forward with accusations against Brett Kavanaugh, said on Showtime's "The Circus," in an interview running Sunday, that she's been thinking about the alleged incidents for 30+ years.
Details: Swetnick's sworn statement, brought forward by attorney Michael Avenatti, was released one day before a major Capitol Hill hearing on sexual assault allegations against Kavanaugh. Swetnick said if Kavanaugh is "going to have that seat on the Supreme Court...all of these things should be investigated."