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Slack.com slash DHQ. Well, as it stands right now, next Monday, this coming Monday, Brett

Kavanaugh and his accuser, Christine Ford, will both appear before Senate Committee to

talk about the allegations that Ford has leveled against Kavanaugh. I was reading the CNN

article. I don't know why I was doing that. But I was reading the CNN article. If you're

wondering whether or not CNN might be biased. If you're wondering about that, here's the

article on CNN.com about the hearing that's scheduled for Monday. This is what it says.

It will be a public reckoning of a woman's courage, a man's character, and the capacity

of Washington's leaders to show that some things matter more than politics. That's the lead

paragraph on this news, on this alleged news website. I mean, the news media, they get so

offended, they get so personally offended when Trump constantly calls them fake news. But

this is why they're not even trying to disguise it. They're making no attempt whatsoever

to disguise that they are all in on Christine Ford side. And that's their making no attempt

to disguise it. The article goes on an extraordinary American moment is scheduled to unfold next

Monday when the accused, when the accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and his accuser,

California professor, Christine Blasey Ford, are due to appear before Senate Committee.

If it goes ahead as planned, the hearing will become a human drama that will be agonizing

for Ford as she reveals the most intimate, painful details of an alleged assault. It will

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