Speaking to Fox News Tuesday, Feinstein said she "can't say everything's truthful" about the accusation from California professor Christine Blasey Ford.
Ford, said Feinstein, is "a woman that has been, I think, profoundly impacted, on this," Fox's Chad Pergram reports. "I can't say that everything is truthful. I don't know," Feinstein added.
Feinstein also told Fox that she knows that Ford "did not want to go public," which is "why I made the letter," but the situation was taken out of her control. Asked what will happen if Ford decides not to testify Monday, Feinstein said, "I have no say," stressing that the handling of the hearing is in Republicans' hands.
Within an hour of her "truthful" comments causing a stir among media outlets on the left and right, Feinstein "clarified" that she believes the accuser is "credible."
Feinstein Under Fire, Scrambles To Walk Back 'Truthful' Comment About Kavanaugh Accusation
Ford, said Feinstein, is "a woman that has been, I think, profoundly impacted, on this," Fox's Chad Pergram reports. "I can't say that everything is truthful. I don't know," Feinstein added.
Feinstein also told Fox that she knows that Ford "did not want to go public," which is "why I made the letter," but the situation was taken out of her control. Asked what will happen if Ford decides not to testify Monday, Feinstein said, "I have no say," stressing that the handling of the hearing is in Republicans' hands.
Within an hour of her "truthful" comments causing a stir among media outlets on the left and right, Feinstein "clarified" that she believes the accuser is "credible."
Feinstein Under Fire, Scrambles To Walk Back 'Truthful' Comment About Kavanaugh Accusation