Woman Gaga provides emotional defense of Christine Blasey Ford on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert”

Girl Gaga called the “debate”between Supreme Court candidate Brett Kavanaugh and Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, who has implicated him of sexual assault, as”heartbreaking, due to the fact that I am a sexual assault survivor. Gaga appeared on “The Late Program with Stephen Colbert”on Thursday. The interview began with a lighter tone, as Colbert used Gaga a glass of red wine. Then the Grammy-winning starlet, who is presently promoting the film, “A Star Is Born, “began response Colbert’s concerns about politics.” You have actually been outspoken activist for women and the LGBTQ neighborhood,” Colbert said.”Are you alright with talking

about politics at all? Are you fine, since some guests do not wish to discuss that. “”Yeah, sure. Bring it on,”Gaga stated. The late night host then asked how she deals with the existing political moment.”Trump the other day was speaking at a rally

, and he said, ‘She has no memory of how she got to the celebration. Should we rely on that she remembers the attack?’And the answer is’yes’, “Gaga said. Gaga went on to safeguard Dr. Ford’s testimony, saying”she

‘s a psychologist, she’s wise, she’s no dummy.”The star stated somebody who experiences sexual attack”

puts it in a box and files it away and shuts it so that we can endure the discomfort. “Gaga stated she believes that when Ford saw that Kavanaugh was selected as a Supreme Court nominee,”that box opened, she was brave enough to share it with the world to safeguard this nation.”Within hours of her appearance, Gaga’s words on”The Late Show”

went viral online. This is not the very first time she has actually opened up about sexual attack. The entertainer co-wrote and performed the tune” Til It Occurs to You”for the for the documentary”The Searching Ground,”about rape on college schools. Gaga opened about her experience as a sexual attack survivor while discussing the documentary on”CBS

Sunday Early morning. “”It wasn’t until I was nearly, I believe, 27 years of ages that I did even acknowledge that this occurred in my life. Like,’Oh yeah

, that,'” Gaga stated in the 2016 interview with Ben Tracy.