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Slack.com slash DHQ. So Christine Ford, the accuser of Judge Kavanaugh, has now presented

a list of demands, conditions that must be met if she's going to testify and put her

allegations on the record. Here's the Huffington Post with their report on these conditions.

Says attorneys for Christine Ford, report reportedly presented the Senate Judiciary Committee

with a list of conditions on Thursday moving forward negotiations for hearing before the

committee next week. Some of the conditions included Kavanaugh not being present during

Blasie's testimony and for the committee to not turn the hearing into a media circus.

Oh, yes. Yeah, the committee. They're the ones turning this into a media circus.

Attorneys Deborah Katz and Lisa Banks offered the suggestions during a call held with committee's

staff members on Thursday night. The negotiations for the hearing mostly focused on logistics

and safety issues and lasted about 30 minutes. During the call, Blasie's legal team asked

that Kavanaugh speak first at the hearing. The attorneys also asked if the senators could

preside over questioning instead of bringing an outside counsel with no female Republicans

on the committee. The senators considered using their female aides to question Blasie

at the hearing. Her attorneys also asked if the committee could subpoena Mark Judge,

who's the other guy that was allegedly there. They also discussed having only one camera

in the room during the hearing and asked if the hearing could take place on Thursday instead

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