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"I’m old enough to remember when this was heroic," Trump tweeted along with a video of Obama reminiscing about his youth.

I’m old enough to remember when this was heroic. https://t.co/xRjTlRLhtU — Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) October 3, 2018

"I drank and...consumed substances that weren't always legal," Obama said in the 2001 interview. "I got in fights."

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"Some of my behavior was self destructive," Obama said. "I might drink a six-pack in an hour before going back to class. Things like that."

Democrats have pursued Kavanaugh for his drinking in high school and college, questioning him about his consumption of alcohol during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing last Thursday.

"We drank beer. I liked beer. I still like beer," Kavanaugh said. "Sometimes probably had too many beers."

Kavanaugh denied in his testimony that he had ever experienced memory loss as a result of drinking.

The hearings were held to evaluate Christine Blasey Ford's allegation that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a party in the summer of 1982.

Kavanaugh has unequivocally denied the accusation and presented his calendars from the period to the committee to indicate he was not present at the event in question.

The three other people Ford has named as fellow party attendees have said they do not remember the event she described.

One, a lifelong friend of Ford's, said she has never met Kavanaugh, though she believes Ford's allegation.

Senate Republicans on Wednesday said they expect to soon hear from the FBI after it completes its reopened background check on Kavanaugh.