us. you can watch "outfront" anytime on cnngo. john berman is in for anderson and "360" begins right now. we're clearly at a moment. we begin in the middle of it. john berman in for anderson, astonishing 24 hours. new sexual allegations against roy moore, allegations about sitting senator al franken. new against george w. bush and people assessing views of bill clinton, finally current president accused of misconduct by numerous women and on the record bragging he could get away with it. now doing what he almost never does, not talking about. not talking or tweeting, even though usually talking or tweeting about everything. new silence itself a screaming statement.

all part of growing picture of men with power in washington, hollywood and elsewhere behaving badly and increasing numbers of women and men confronting them about it. al franken, but first roy moore. "washington post" reported stories of two new accusers. members of the alabama republican party said will stand behind him. he was defiant. >> the "washington post" has brought scurrilous, false, not charges but allegations which i've enfatically denied time and again. untrue and no evidence to support them. comments about me taking a stand, i have taken stand in past, will in the future and quit standing when they lay me in the box and put me in the ground. >> you can believe or disbelieve accusers, of which there are

eight. agree or disagree with his politics, question where he stands but can't doubt where he stands. can you doubt where congressional republicans stand? they want him out. not saying if he did it but believe his accusers. and roy moore is slipping in the polls. running eight points behind his democratic opponent in poll tonight. and president trump you will recall initially endorsed his primary opponent luther strange. in cold political terms downside to cutting him loose would seem to be shrifrpging but after days of silence all the president had to offer today was more silence. sent press secretary sarah sanders out to sell this. >> does the president believe roy moore's accusers or think he should drop out of the race? >> the president believes the allegations are troubling and should be taken seriously and thinks that people of alabama

should make decision who the next senator should be. >> so he thinks roy moore should stay in? >> president said in statement earlier this week, if the allegations are true, roy moore should step aside. he still firmly believes that. >> how would the president like to see that truth proven? >> look, i'm not going to get into and litigate back and forth, but the president's been clear, if any of the allegations are true, allegations he takes seriously and finds troubling, if they happen to be true, should do the right thing and step aside. >> does the president believe the accusations themselves, if women themselves and credibility can be established outside of the allegations? what is mechanism by cht president would be satisfied that allegations are true? >> i don't think the president's laid out mechanisms, that should be determined possibly by court of law. but that's also something -- decision that people of alabama need to make, not the president,

whether or not they want roy moore to support them in the senate. >> even a week after first accusers came forward and so many more followed, no change from the white house. sanders punting to alabama voters and referring back to statement on the 10th. like most americans doesn't believe that we can allow a mere allegation to destroy a person's life, but if they are true, do the right thing and step aside. le clearly not stepping anymore. daughter ivanka sees no reason to doubt the accusers but father won't go beyond first and only statement on the subject, say whether he thinks roy moore should be a senator. cnn has reported on one reason why not. republican source tells jeff zeleny yesterday he's worried about the conversation moving to his past accusers.

this source noting that president still believes -- again this is the source talking -- that his accusers were unfair and some of moore's may be too. "360"'s gary tuchman in birmingham, joins us now. roy moore has done plenty of talking but yet to answer questions from the press. did that change today? >> reporter: well, john, thought he was going to take questions from reporters, news conference began in birmingham following a rally, attended by faith leaders from alabama and throughout the country speaking how much they love roy moore and defending him from the allegations, something judge roy moore did himself, it's natural topic to ask about it. i did but instead of roy moore answering, woman who organized the rally took the wheel. here's what happened. >> major issue, judge did you touch any of the women who accused you of touching them.

this is room of faith, answer the question. >> he's answered that question. >> have you ever touched any of them sir? >> he's answered that question. >> he's running for senate ma'am. >> he's spoken repeatedly, i heard him answer the question. >> answer the question. >> he's answered repeatedly. >> he hasn't. >> and answered sufficiently as was on sean hannity. take the next question. >> yes or no? >> next question. >> does judge roy moore categorically deny he dated teenage high school girls when he was in his 30s. >> you read his letter. >> can he address it himself. >> i paid for the microphone, i'm sorry. >> do you have a question about an snish. >> that's the issue right now. roy moore and his wife then left the room. never uttered a single word at

news conference. >> looks like he has no intention of maybe ever responding to questions. >> it seemed predestined today. when i asked the question, woman who organized rally never even looked at him to ask if he wanted to answer, he never walked towards the podium. does seem like he communicated before the event began he wouldn't take questions on the topic. if i asked about other issues that pertained to the campaign, mitch mcconnell for example, i think he would have taken a question. but after there was anger in the room but most of the people at faith rally were kind towards reporters after that but one woman yelled you're fake lying news from the swamp. john. >> gary, thanks so much. ed martin, scott jennings, abby philip and gloria borger. new poll shows roy moore trailing eight points, a lot for

republican to be trailing anybody in alabama. what republicans feared. >> and clearly because of women. 17 point gender gap in this call. women are deserting roy moore. that's a problem. republicans are worried he's going to lose. although some republicans were afraid he's going to win. they don't want him in the senate. then they have a host of problems to deal with. rather have another republican in the senate but can't figure out at this point how to get there because the president, as you were talking about earlier, the president has not told him to step aside. and he might be the only one he would listen to. >> definitively has not done

that. can it last until election day? >> it can. we have no reason to believe there isn't going to be more allegations every day for the rest of the election. be stunned if we don't have more stories and interviews with more accusers. polling can be volatile in the middle of a news bomb that we're in right now. not surprised to see the wide margin. how you get out of that is get separation from the event. for moore, number one, event may keep happening, and number two, campaign mechanics, outspent on television 11-1 by democratic opponent, that was causing slide even before this started happening. toss- toss-up seat, talking about democrat going to senate from the reftd state in america. >> and republicans want the president to say enough, roy moore, get out. he won't do it. >> i'm not convinced it matters

whether he says it at this point or not. alternative for republicans right now is roy moore or empty void essentially. this same poll indicated that luther strange, current acting senate frer that state wouldn't do better than roy moore, might lose to moore in head-to-head matchup or might just split the vote and create scenario that makes it easier for the democrat to win. another dynamic in the poll, about the same number of alabama voters believe the allegations against roy moore and same number disbelieve. altogether about 2/3 of the voters. rest don't really know. what that tells me, some people even if they don't believe allegations are not comfortable voting for him. maybe because they just don't like the ethos of the race, what it says about alabama. maybe just not comfortable with the fact they exist.

should be a red flag for roy moore, spent a lot of time talking about why the allegations are false. may not matter. >> ed, jumping out of your seat. >> trying to be good. two observations. heard the same thing about polling and scott makes a good point. in storm, issue, you have volatility. i would tell you, donald trump was going to lose the election by double digits all over the place on polling. one of the things that drum beat had done to him after billy bush was made it so you weren't going to say you voted for trump in polling. in missouri was going to win by four, won by 19. other thing you're missing john, he did send a message. everyone waiting to hear what the president said. sanders said clearly, the people of alabama will decide this. same thing that al franken asked. don't make me resign today but go to the ethics committee and work this out. i think people of alabama heard

that. when roy moore says i'm going to sue the "washington post" and sources say he's preparing that. people there saying it's us versus them and on alabama they come home on abortion, immigration and lot of issues to someone who is conservative. >> another thing the poll shows, 6 in 10 of the voters say they disapprove of the way mitch mcconnell is handling his job. that's his campaign. >> scott? >> ed makes a good point about voters coming back to the republicans. i still think roy moore could win. but pretty sure if he loses popular vote in alabama not be electoral college to save him. not get to 45 or 46 like the president but 50. >> moment that mitch mcconnell will have to look at all the guys. roy blount and everything, judges and everything.

all say they have a position -- >> two things, one, good on judges, bad on molesting a 14-year-old is -- >> it's no the proven. >> not saying. they're looking at it, some of them, including republican senators saying they believe accusers. >> al franken admitted today he sexually assaulted a woman who was comatose. a woman says something and supposed to be -- i have no reason to doubt the accusers or roy moore. before you say he molested -- >> ivanka trump didn't go there. >> throw up on the screen all the senators. u.s. senators calling for moore to withdraw. many of these senators, including republican senators, republican male senators say they believe the accusers. i'm not saying they believe when accusers are saying, including

this woman who says when 14 was sexually molested. there's that. but question you're saying that president answered, is it the biggest question here? do you think roy moore should be senator from alabama? do you want roy moore to be next senator from alabama? >> me or president? >> president. >> but you saying he hasn't commented on it, sanders came out and delivered that answer, the people will decide. saying it's fair. not saying that woman that's accused al franken should be believed over franken either until we see what happened. if roy moore won't go into court so the women get day in court, shame on him. but he said he will and willing to take our turn. >> no court before election day and people have to look at it. people are asking the president

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a news anchor who says al franken kissed and groped her said the incident left her humiliated but thinks the apology is heartfelt. were on uso tour entertaining troops. wasn't until after this trip saw the photo of franken groping her when asleep on the plane. and insisted they have a skit with a kiss in it. >> i'm thinking, bob hope, come in for a kiss. i'm the girl and just turn my head or cover his mouth and would be funny. doing this to entertain the troops. like a shtick right? he comes in, all happens so fast. last second coming in and puts his happened on the back of my neck and comes in so fast and you know, it's like that -- there was no finesse to it at

all, put it that way. mashes his mouth to my lips, and you know, it was wet and he puts his tongue in my mouth. my reaction, just sort of -- you know, i push his chest away with his hands, i'm like, if you ever do that to me again -- i was so angry, in disbelief really. my -- to this day i talk about it, my hand clenches into a fist because initial reaction is i wanted to hit him. that's what i feel. still feel that to this day i think. and i just looked at him, don't you ever do that to me again, i won't be so nice about it next time. i was nervous to come out about it. doesn't make me feel good. everybody is you're so strong, going to feel great talking about it. i still have knot in my stomach, it's not do it and feel great about it. you know you always -- don't

want to be cliche but you know, talk about trying to leave the world a better place for your kids, you know. sorry. >> senator franken put out a lengthy statement apologizing to her, everyone part of the tour and everyone he represents. read in part over of the last three months, all of us, especially men who respect women have been forced to take a good hard look at our own actions and think maybe for first time about how those actions have affected women. for instance that picture, i don't know what was in my head when i took it and it's disgusting, not funny and inappropriate. asking for ethics investigation and will gladly cooperate. back with the panel, bakari sellers joining us. gloria, did al franken do enough? >> he's going to go before the

ethics committee and remains to be seen. issued a first statement that was perfunctory, i don't remember the rehearsal and shouldn't have taken the picture and shouldn't have done it, wasn't funny. that was just nothing. clearly somebody got to him or talked to staff or other senators who were clearly starting to say how outraged they were by it, then wrote the second statement, which you read from. she was gracious enough today to say she wasn't asking for him to leave the senate, accepted his apology, and she didn't want anything in return other than to make this a better place as she said to jake. is it enough? i think the senate is going to have to be the judge of that. people of his state are going to have to be the judge of that. and country will judge. but he got better as the day

went on. i'll say that. >> it's interesting, democrats could have asked more more than -- i'll talk about ethic committee issue. no one jumped to his defense, not a single democratic defense, including some returning campaign donations, clearly trying to get distance. >> recognized their in a perilous moment. everybody can get caught up in the storm. it's not just republicans and roy moore and if they don't act quickly can be labeled a h hypocrite. for many years not had to answer for bill clinton and actions against him, and i think they've recognized that times have changed. environment in which democrats are operating in is different. they are right to act quickly. however this ethics investigation thing is -- it's unclear what that even is. what is it that ethics committee

can do to reprimand al franken for things he did two years before he became a senator that he admits to doing. >> that's the thing, i'm confused what the ethics investigation will be. point that ed made before and i know will make again. if you're judging roy moore, i've seen enough to know i don't want him to be senator, why have investigation. why not senators say i've seen enough -- >> we all know ethics committee is a place where complaints go to die. i don't think they've sanctioned a united states senator in twen years. i think franken should resign. committed sexual assault. unwanted touching to woman who is asleep. i can be a democrat and tell you, don't think senate should have franken in it.

i don't think roy moore should be a united states senator and i don't think donald trump should be president of the united states. i think there's a direct correlation between all of them. but we're so hyperpattersrtson e understand they think these are partisan issues. we need to clean house and republicans do. people want to say what about bill clinton, anthony weiner, roy moore or donald trump? focus on cleaning up our own houses and to be quite specific, i know we're having a conversation about sexual harassment and assault on both sides but men in this country have to be doing fundamentally better job and men in elected positions have to hold themselves to higher standard. democrat or republican. roy moore needs to go, donald trump have reckoning with his allegations and al franken resign. >> i want to join in, i'm

pleased how you talked about franken. if what he did happened in federal context because on federal trip, that's sexual assault and ought to be a prosecutor look at it. i agree it's going to -- ethics charge will go somewhere. but franken and ethics committee, woman will get a chance to speak and franken has to answer under oath. and roy moore, if he's going to say he didn't do it, sue "washington post" and let the women be under oath too. but cnn reported, want to do this, drain the swamp, $17 million in settlements. why isn't every member, whatever party, let's post them tomorrow. >> it's a scandal. should know the names of the people and ethics committee is easy way for people to not deal with al franken or anybody else,

that's before the committee who will handle it now. then maybe it goes to die there or as you point out maybe not. >> irony is it wasn't franken's idea. first person who came without it was mitch mcconnell who knows things go there to die. >> we're going to continue this discussion after a quick break and hear how the senator's female colleagues are responding next. you nervous? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast,

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as we reported. senator al franken is apologizing and welcoming ethnics investigation as leon tweeden revealed he forcibly kissed her in uso show and posed for photo groping her while she's sleeping. two senators in response. >> very disappointed. i support an ethics

investigation. this kind of conduct should not be tolerated by anyone or any public official. >> should he resign? >> i think it's going to have wait on the ethics investigation. >> serious allegations need to be investigated. >> fitting behavior for a u.s. senator? >> not for anyone. it needs to be looked into. >> interesting, both republican and democrat not saying resign. not going as far as bakari went saying al franken should resign right now. gloria, scott jennings suggested that mitch mcconnell is pushing for ethics investigation because if roy moore wins, there's precedent so investigate and expel someone for something they did as u.s. senator. >> i think that's brilliant analysis and democrat and republican could be expelled at

the same time, keep the ratio. if you want to be cynical about it. but sort of surprising that immediately mitch mcconnell came out and said ethics committee. wheels turn in his head, you know that's where it was headed. clearly if roy moore were to win, he would be in the committee and then they would have to do something. and have to decide, take it to the floor and decide whether he ought to be expelled and put more pressure on the franken case obviously. >> something else has happened in last seconds. interview with the "new york times" where asked directly about former president bill clinton and his behavior, some of which he was punished for, some of which he paid for literally in office. other accusations never held to account. senator was asked do you think that bill clinton should have resigned. and she said yes.

tells "new york times" tonight, yes. in this moment that we're in right now, seems to be a dramatic reassessment of recent history. >> it's the great reckoning of the bill clinton era that democrats have postponed for many years. i think that 2012 campaign prolonged -- 2016 campaign prolonged that reckoning even further because of how it became in some ways kind of a side show. remember the debate in which accusers were brought in and it was just -- it became a theatrical -- but accusations are very serious and to bakari's point, there are a lot of men out there who have never had to come to terms with this. and think in reality bill clinton is one of them. he's not had to say how he accounts for these accusations, he's been protected by democratic party in a lot of

ways. kierstin jylan brand is younger generation and recognizes that younger voters, particularly women, won't stand for this any more. in the 2016 campaign, lot of younger voters on the trail with hillary clinton were deeply uncomfortable with this issue and she never was able to get past it. i think going into 2020, no democrat will be able to go out there without having a firm stand on this. >> i'm sure you would be eager to look into former president clinton's past. >> not particularly. >> but there is issue for president donald trump, more than a dozen women made accusations in the campaign. to what level does he need to be held accountable? >> i work ford late phyllis schaffly, you elect a president, not a pastor. donald trump, people knew about his past, divorces and al

franken to be honest. comedian who said raunchy things, lot of us surprised he won election twice. one thing at this moment, it's disconcerting to be a public person who runs for office and be out there and even journalists, and have people be able to say something and not have some way to get to the bottom of it. al franken said i did it and h.w. bush said some of the things he did do. but living in world that accusation, speed of it can destroy a person's life. we need to honor real victims but be careful -- i don't want to litigate bill clinton. >> why isn't roy moore -- >> got a lawyer and suing "washington post." >> so is trump. where's that lawsuit?

when we talk about donald trump and can talk about the reckoning of bill clinton because you had impeachment and other things but yes still issues and questions that had to be answered but with donald trump, sayrah huckabee sanders simply says they're all lying and moves on. credible stories of harassment against the president of the united states and it's justified and should be looked into? >> it has been, hasn't it? >> no. >> not just accusations thrown out. lot of cases corroborated by other people present or told at the time. these are not just people saying this thing happened to me. there are other people involved. i think you have to make a distinction between random talk and only kind of short of going back in time and taking dna

tests and rape kits, what other evidence would you require? >> what we're going to do is leave it here guys. thank you for the conversation. would like to continue it and i think we will over the coming days and weeks. it's important and not going away. top of the hour, senator franken's accuser joins jake tapper. more breaking news. jared kushner under fresh scrutiny in the russia investigation over something he did not do, see why when we come back. ♪ give ancestrydna, the only dna test that can trace your origins to over 150 ethnic regions... ♪ ...and open up a world of possibilities. ♪ save 20% for the holidays at ancestrydna.com.

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more breaking news. at risk of saying another day, another previously undisclosed russia contact on the part of the president's inner circle, this time jared kushner in the form of e-mails he withheld from senate judiciary committee investigators drawing complaints from top republican and top democrat. in addition special counsel robert mueller issuing a subpoena to the trump campaign. why and what it means, pamela brown with more breaking news. tell us about the campaign subpoena that's part of the mueller investigation. >> we've learned that special counsel robert mueller has issued a subpoena to the trump campaign expanding search terms for documents related to the

russia investigation. described as cleanup subpoena to cover more documents beyond what the campaign has handed over, the same as were handed over to congress. subpoena is so wide-ranging, source said could take months to respond and hand over. but for context, mueller has issued lots of subpoenas throughout the investigation, it's not unusual or unexpected. but we're told the white house has not received a similar subpoena. >> jared kushner has failed to disclose documents to the senate judiciary committee? what do we know about that? >> the committee released a laundry list of documents known to exist but kushner hasn't provided, all related to russia and ongoing investigations. communications related to michael flynn, including his firing and registration as foreign agent. documents about kushner's security clearance, which he had

to update three times to include meetings with foreign entities, including russians. claimed to be clerical error but committee wants to know more. asking for e-mail chain with donald trump jr. related to wikileaks, forwarded to hope hicks. also didn't hand over communications with sergei millian. related to the infamous dossier. want documents about intents to publish a back door line of communication to russians and dinner invite. phone records have shown up in documents that others have provided. all in all say that kushner's people have failed to turn this

over. kushner's attorney said in part we've provided all relevant documents that had to do with calls, contacts or meetings with russians in the campaign or transition which was the request and kushner will continue to provide voluntary cooperation. >> bring in former counsel to united states attorney general for national security. what do you make of this development? >> pamela is right. it's not surprising given the scope of the special counsel's investigation that he would be issuing subpoenas to the campaign. obviously they're requesting documents voluntarily but he's going to serve legal process and subpoena is basic form, nothing particularly surprising about that. >> according to the "wall street journal," went out in late october. when we learned that george

papadopoulos lied to the fbi, anything to the timing? >> particularly with papadopoulos, he was called a proactive cooperator according to the court records. makes you wonder if he told investigators anything that made them want to search for more documents that the campaign have. don't know for certain but raises question, they looked at what they had and saw there was lot more there and needed subpoena for more documents. >> kushner, yet again, forgetting, maybe conveniently forgetting key contacts or meetings, forget to fill something out, turn something over. is there a pattern here of note to the special counsel? >> again, certainly the special counsel is going to pay attention.

but i suspect he's a beat ahead of the congressional investigators in terms of information. they inherited ongoing investigation. this report shows sign of life in the senate judiciary committee investigation. so far the senate intelligence committee has taken the lead on the russian investigation. this shows that judiciary committee is still conducting serious inquiry and over the summer jared kushner issued a statement in july explaining his statement and supposedly all the contacted he had had with russian officials or any contacts that might be questionable over the course of the campaign. in that statement he said he had no improper contacts. if there's new information coming to light now, congressional investigators are going to be interested in that. >> quickly on robert mueller,

interviewed stephen miller, a speech writer for the president, sean spicer. expecting to speak to hope hicks. is jared kushner on the list? >> we believe that eventually the team will want to talk to him. because his team is interested in kushner because he's been at nexus of so many parts of this investigation. including the firing of james comey, it's believed that they will want to talk to him. >> thanks for being with us. when we come back, trump administration will now allow people to import endangerered elephant trophies from two african countries. swift backlash we'll get into next.

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of dollars to pull the trigger. donald trump jr. has gone to africa many times to hunt and defends it. >> the new rules from his father would allow more americans to hunt elephants and return home with their trophies, tusks and all. a safari club international puts it, hunting is beneficial to wildlife, and these range countries know how to manage their elephant populations, and it fits neatly into president trump's promise to cut government restrictions. >> we want regulation for environmental. we want regulation for safety. but the regulations are massive. >> this bill was killed a few days ago, even. >> the move stands in stark contrast to obama era efforts to stop elephant poaching by cutting off the world ivory trade. in 2015, a joint deal was struck

with china, the biggest ivory market to ban all ivory imports and exports. in new york, a torn of illegal ivory was crushed. >> the u.s. is the second largest market for ivory in the entire world. >> some elephant hunting was allowed under obama. outrage over this broad change of plans has been swept. chelsea clinton, infuriating, will increase poaching, make communities vulnerable, and hurt conservation efforts. habitat laws and hunting have had devastating effects. at the start of the 20th century, there were 3 to 5 million african elephants, according to the world wildlife fund. >> if you want to generate economic activity in africa, and zimbabwe, tanzania, keep the wildlife alive. >> the president's plan does not open up all of africa, it expands hunting in zambia and system babb with apy places where they feel elephants are

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the house dealt the trump administration an important legislative win. the fight to make the bill a law is far from over. phil mattingly, who's been in the middle of this, joins me now from capitol hill. interesting development today, with the main selling point for this bill has been that it will cut taxes for the middle class. that may not be the case. what's going on here? >> this is for the senate bill, still moving through the process, the joint committee on taxation, this is a nonpartisan entity, putting out the numbers for that bill. if you're lower and or middle income. particularly a major tax increase. it's because of the inclusion of the repeal of obama care's individual mandate. the analysis saying people would

no longer get subsidies because they would fall off insurance republicans quick el with that analysis. that's one red flag. the other is because tax cuts phase out. anyone making under $75,000 would see a tax increase. >> about 30 explanations left, phil. who are the major hurdles facing this bill in the senate. >> we know a lot about susan collins. you've got people like rand paul, ted cruise saying these tax cuts don't go deep enough. his issues are all procedural, he's okay with it so far. that could always flair up, the big issue right now is deficits. john, there are a lot of issues they need to iron out, a lot of

hurdles left to go. they think they can get there, but a lot of work left. >> thanks so much for watching 360. time now for us to hand things over to a good man with a terrific interview you absolutely want to see. jake tapper now with a special edition of the lead. welcome to a special prime time edition of the lead. an extraordinary day today in washington, with allegations of sexual harassment and abuse surrounding the united states senate. one involves a sitting senator, a democrat, the other a candidate for the office, a republican. we'll speak to one of the women at the center of this in moments. today the white house said president trump thinks the allegations against republican senate candidate roy moore in alabama are troubling. eight women have come fjoorwardo