"Look at me": How two women who confronted Jeff Flake in elevator made him change his mind about FBI investigation of Kavanaugh
Senator Jeff Flake (Republican, Arizona) was confronted by two sexual assault survivors in an elevator at the US Capitol, just minutes after he announced during the Senate voting that he approves President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, despite the sexual assault allegations laid against him.
The voting for Kavanaugh's nomination came a day after the extraordinary and historic hearing of clinical psychology professor Dr. Christine Blasey Ford who publicly came forward to detail her sexual assault allegations against Kavanaugh in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday. Ford's testimony, which was painful to watch for many, was widely seen as credible as she asked for an FBI investigation into her claims and stood in stark contrast to Kavanaugh's, who not even once, conceded for an FBI investigation, repeatedly suggesting that the Senate hearing was enough.
