VIDEO: Christine Blasey Ford testimony at Senate hearing

WASHINGTON (KGO) -- Christine Blasey Ford says she "agonized daily" over the decision on whether to come forward to speak about sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

WATCH: Key moments from the Kavanaugh-Ford hearing

Ford testified Thursday before the Senate Judiciary Committee. She told the committee that Kavanaugh barricaded her in a bedroom at a house party during high school and got on top of her and assaulted her.

Take a look at the full text of her testimony here.

Full coverage on the hearing here.

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