Ruth Bader Ginsburg says she's "really excited" by the #MeToo movement

The #MeToo movement has a supporter in the country's highest court.

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said she was "really excited about the #MeToo movement".

The comments came on Wednesday when Ginsburg spoke at an event organized by Georgetown Law School on the eve of Christine Blasey Ford's testimony about her allegations of sexual assault during the day. Judge Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing.

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Kavanaugh, who was appointed by President Donald Trump, denied the allegations.

Georgetown Law has released the video of the Ginsburg Conference to freshmen on their Facebook page.

Ginsburg, 85, said, "These #MeToo complaints, every woman in my vintage does not have a story but several stories, but we thought you could not do anything about it, boys would be boys, so find a way out. from him. "

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"#MeToo was also an example of a group of women, so it was a complaint and a complaint one after the other," she said. "Nowadays, women do not talk about bad behavior."

Ginsburg cited another famous jurist, former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O. Connor, calling on women to work together further.

"What Judge O. Connor said, she said that women have to go out and do things that make an awesome show." The more women are doing things, the more women will be encouraged to do things. and we will all be better for her, men, women and children, "said Ginsburg.