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Former Kavanaugh Classmate Recalls 1985 Drunken Bar Fight

HeadlineOct 02, 2018

Meanwhile, a former classmate of Kavanaugh said Monday that he watched as a drunken Brett Kavanaugh got into a bar fight near the campus of Yale after the pair attended a reggae concert in 1985. This is Chad Ludington, speaking on CNN.

Chad Ludington: “Brett said, '[bleep] you,' or something to that effect, and threw the ice at the guy. And the guy, understandably, even though he had been aggressive in his response, found that was a little one step too far, so he took a swing at Brett, and then they were kind of, you know, two guys fighting.”

The FBI is investigating the 1985 bar fight, in which Kavanaugh was questioned by New Haven police but not arrested.

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