Kavanaugh was accused by two women<\/a>, high school classmate Christine Blasey Ford and college classmate Deborah Ramirez, of separate sexual assault incidents. Meanwhile, attorney\u00a0Michael Avenatti claimed to represent another woman<\/a>\u00a0with allegations against the judge, and\u00a0the\u00a0Montgomery Sentinel<\/em>\u00a0reported<\/a>\u00a0on a potential fourth allegation.<\/p>\n The Daily Beast<\/em> reports<\/a>: \u2018By choosing to go public, Kavanaugh added another layer of drama to a Supreme Court confirmation fight already defined by its intense political undertones. But the White House felt it had no other choice than to escalate even further. A White House official said that Trump aides had presented Kavanaugh\u2019s team with several media options, which included granting the joint interview to other networks and interviewers. Ultimately, both parties agreed on MacCallum\u2019s show. It was a move that left some in Kavanaugh\u2019s inner circle feeling queasy. According to a Fox News staffer, multiple people on Kavanaugh\u2019s team were uneasy about booking the judge on the program, viewing the media play as risky due to its unpredictability. The staffer told The Daily Beast that it was the White House that reached out to the network to set up the interview, and that the outreach did not come from Kavanaugh\u2019s own team.\u2019<\/p>\n The post Brett Kavanaugh Sits Down for State TV Interview at Behest of Trump: WATCH<\/a> appeared first on Towleroad Gay News<\/a>.<\/p>\n