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<\/p>\nRUSH: I told you yesterday that Christine Blasey Ford presented some award to some brave, courageous woman at Sports Illustrated — and, you know what? Somebody who heard it… I don\u2019t think we\u2019ve got sound on it, but we\u2019ve gotta try to find it, because she didn\u2019t use the little girl victim voice.<\/p>\n
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Yeah. (impression) “She wasn\u2019t acting, uh, hurt? And, uh, pained? I — I — I don\u2019t know why it happened to meeee? I\u2019m — I\u2019m terrified to — to be here?” She apparently spoke in a perfectly normal voice. It doesn\u2019t surprise me. I was the first to point out there was something odd there. You know, that\u2019s a speech pattern. You call it the uptick or the upbeat, and it\u2019s designed to promote vulnerability, designed to make somebody sound like a young teenage girl.<\/p>\n
I said, “This woman cannot possibly speak like this in the college classes she teaches,” and here she is acting like PTSD 30 years after the event what happened or whatever it was, like it just happened yesterday. This whole thing was fraudulent and made up.<\/p>\n
BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n
We have here the Dr. Christine Blasey Ford audio. Now, Cookie tells me that she doesn\u2019t think Blasey Ford sounds any different here. I have a story… I forget. I don\u2019t have the source of it. It\u2019s some sports blog saying that the Sports Illustrated event where Blasey Ford honored some woman for being courageous and brave in the face of men that she didn\u2019t sound anything like she sounded during her testimony during the Kavanaugh interrogations. So Cookie says she doesn\u2019t think she sounds any different. So I haven\u2019t heard it. We\u2019re gonna hear it together here. This is Tuesday, Dr. Blasey Ford appearing in a video saluting Sports Illustrated\u2019s Inspiration of the Year award to Rachael Denhollander. And here it is.<\/p>\n