<><> asked three times if she had ever coached anyone about how to take a polygraph test, each time she told Congress “no” or “never.”
<><> lied several times about her interactions with Sen Dianne Feinstein and her staff.
<><> claimed claustrophobia impelled her to make additions to her home in 2012; official records show the date as 2008; the space was subsequently used for rentals and office space.
<><> She blocked the work of Judiciary for an entire week using the "fear of flying" excuse; she is in fact a world traveler who flies frequently.
<><> She claimed she had no knowledge of the Committee’s offer to fly staff out to California b/c she feared flying.
<><> She claimed her polygraph was very intrusive with endless questions. The ex-FBI agent says he asked her two questions.
Despite these and other apparent lies, Ford's lawyers sent an angry letter to Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley demanding that their client be interviewed by the Trump-ordered FBI before its investigation is shut down.
Seems to me she didn’t lie flat out to ever having coached a poly, not the second time she was asked. Ford gave a non-responsive answer referring to the poly she, Ford, had recently taken. That either went unnoticed by the lady doing the questioning, forget her name, or questioner chose not to press it fearing that it might tip Ford off they were wise to her lies.