Christine Blasey Ford

Ford made news when she told the Senate Judiciary Committee about a high school reunion where she and Kavanaugh, then a candidate for the Supreme Court, pinned her on a bed and threatened to take off her clothes while pressing his hand over her mouth. She appeared on the left-leaning ABC talkshow on Tuesday to highlight her newly published book, 'One Way Back.' Behar asked Ford how much money she said came from men, to which Ford responded about 10%, which enraged Behar.

DAISY GOODWIN (pictured left): I was perplexed by this ten-year-old Korski (pictured left) who groped me by putting a hand on my breast during a business meeting at No. 10 Downing Street. I'm not sure many things I remember well from ten years ago, but this one is one of them. During the Cameron administration, I was called to Downing Street to discuss an idea for a TV show, but I had to follow up by email. I drank in the fragrance of Downing Street, which transported me right back to the boys' public school I attended - a sweaty mixture of testosterone and socks. Korski, a few years younger than me, led me into a room dominated by a portrait of Mrs Thatcher, but when we sat down at the table, she said that my sunglasses made me look like a Bond Girl and pushed his feet on my chair. I attempted to make the discussion about exporting convert into unmissable television. To my surprise, Korski took my breast at the end of the meeting. I looked at the hand and then in my most affronted voice said: 'Are you actually touching my breast?'

A meeting between a Conservative group and Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh has been condemned as "normalized" "white supremacist, patriarchical violence," a pact. Justice Kavanaugh posed for a photograph with the Columbia Federalist Society at the US Supreme Court. However, student organizations at Columbia, who chastised the law school for supplying a forum for the meeting, protested their trip.