The duo note the very weak and vague statement the father made on behalf of his daughter with the indelible hippocampus -- a strange and salient fact in and of itself.

Then they get to the scoop:

There's more -- other friends and family members have apologized for Blasey-Ford.

These are not the actions of people who have reason to believe their daughter's allegations.

As Dave Chappelle said of black people who allegedly didn't support Mr. Juicy Smollier -- "We did support him -- with our silence. See, what we understood was that this n***** was clearly lying."

And actually, that brings up a good point:

Has any part of Blasey-Ford's claims stood up any more than Jussie Smollett's?

At least Smollett knew the time and place of his alleged attack! Blasey-Ford has guessed this year or that and even allowing her the margin of error of plus or minus two years, she still can't find anyone who says she was physically present with Brett Kavanaugh at a party.

But people don't lie about these things, right?

With the tiny exception of those who make bogus allegations for personal gain and political motivations.