No, she didn't.
She opened her remarks saying she would not reiterate her list of documentation .. (I forget the exact words she used) .... but she did not list anything about herself.
Yes she did. READ:
GRASSLEY: I’m sorry you brought up about the unsubstantiated allegations of other people, because we’re here for the sole purpose of listening to Dr. Ford. And we’ll consider other issues other times.
I would like to have you rise so I can swear you.
Now you — do you swear that the testimony that you’re about to give before this committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God?
FORD: (OFF-MIKE)
GRASSLEY: Thank you very much. Please be seated.
And before you give your statement, I want to say that — to everybody that she has asked for — any time you ask for a break, you get a break. Any time there’s something that you need you don’t have, just ask us. And you can have as much time for your opening statement as you want.
And — and just generally let us know if there’s any issues.
Proceed, please.
FORD: Thank you, Senator Grassley. I think after I read my opening statement, I anticipate needing some caffeine, if that is available.
GRASSLEY: OK.
Can you pull the microphone just a little bit closer to you, please? Can the whole box go a little bit closer?
(UNKNOWN): That’s what I’m trying, Senator. No.
GRASSLEY: OK, well, then — then…
FORD: I’ll lean forward.
GRASSLEY: Thank you. Thank you.
FORD: Is this good?
GRASSLEY: Yeah.
FORD: OK.
Thank you, Chairman Grassley and Ranking Member Feinstein, members of the committee. My name is Christine Blasey Ford. I am a professor of psychology at Palo Alto University and a research psychologist at the Stanford University School of Medicine. I won’t detail my educational background since it has already been summarized. I have been married to Russell Ford since 2002 and we have two children.