Will the FBI be able to conduct a full and thorough investigation into past and new allegations against Brett Kavanaugh if the White House sticks to its requirement that it last no longer than one week? Joy Reid is joined by attorney Michael Avenatti, who tells AM JOY that his client, Julie Swetnick, has not yet been interviewed by the FBI about her detailed allegations that could shed light on the character of Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee. Joy's panel also discusses what this investigation could yield. Then: Joy and Ana Maria Archila, who confronted Sen. Jeff Flake on Capitol Hill about Brett Kavanaugh's Senate hearing on Thursday, and the widespread treatment of sexual assault victims, shares her views on how this confrontation may have changed Flake's opinion on supporting Kavanaugh without further FBI investigation. Next: Joy's panel of experts analyzes how the White House limiting the scope and length of the re-opened Kavanaugh investigation could be perceived as partisan. And: Many new voices have come forward alleging that they knew Kavanaugh in his youth, and witnessed behavior that contradicts his characterization of himself on Thursday. Joy's panel theorizes about what may happen if the FBI finds discrepancies that could make his recent testimony appear to be perjury. Plus: Sen. Lindsey Graham was extremely vocal in his support of Kavanaugh, while attacking the Democrats, during Thursday's hearing. What is behind his apparently complete support of Trump, despite not voting for him in 2016? Joy Reid and her incredible guests discuss all this and more during this Saturday's edition of AM JOY on MSNBC.