office. >> i heard that. will you tweet it to me? >> it's lovely. it sits behind me. >> is it taller than she is. >> it's slightly risque but it's like kardashian power bursting behind me. >> that's good. you have company in your office all day long and it's my daughter. >> kim is there all day long. >> i'm going to get you a beach towel. >> thank you. >> kris, it's been a pleasure. >> thank you. >> it's a large one. >> got it. >> ac 360 starts right now. piers, thanks, we begin with herman cain. so much has happened in the last few hours. the attorney for one of two women alleging sexual harassment by cain when he ran the national restaurant association met with him tonight and talked it strategy and whether he will come forward. a third woman has come forward.

if that weren't enough, we are learning details of one of the first two incidents, one of the two that ended in financial incidents that ended in confidentiality agreements. they came from a colleague who witnesses, he says, witnessed one of the incidents and spoke to gloria borrowier. >> at the time, she was a very lower level staffer. she was maybe two years out of college. this all occurred at a college and everyone was aware of it. it was only a matter of because so many people were aware of what took place. so many people were aware of her situation, the fact that she left after this. that it was -- it was a -- everybody knew with the campaign that it would come up. >> chris wilson, we should point out, is a rick perry supporter.

gloria borger will join us shortly. according to forbes dotcom, cain is blaming a campaign advisor who is now working for rick perry who is sparking this whole mess. but cain contradicts his only statements. we're going to lay all of that out. but the day began, a conservative front-runner not wanting to talk about any of this any more. >> let me say one thing, i'm here with these doctors and that's what i'm going to talk about. so don't even bother asking me all of these other questions that you all are curious about. okay? don't even bother. >> good question, though. >> but are you concerned about the fact that these women do want to -- want to come forward? >> what did i say? >> excuse me. excuse me. >> what part of "no" don't you

understand? >> well, there was some pushing and shoving and the questions that began on sunday when the politico story hit, detailing two incidents of alleged sexual harassment in the late '90s when cain ran the restaurant association. today, corroboration on the at least angle. a third employee spoke to the associated press. according to the a.p., she said the behavior included a private invitation to his apartment. the report goes on to say that cain made sexually suggestive remarks or gestures. here's the kairn response. mr. cane has said over the past two days at public events that we could see other allegations made against him. the statement goes on, he has never acted in the way alleged by inside the beltway media and his distinguished record of over 40 years spent climbing the corporate ladder speaks for itself and this third accuser

did not file a formal complaint. she says this happened at the same time those two other women filed complaints. they are the two featured in the politico report on sunday. then, his next day suddenly seemed to come back. >> if the restaurant association did a settlement, i am not -- i wasn't even aware of it and i hope it wasn't for much because nothing happened. i am unaware of any sort of settlement. >> i was aware that an agreement was reached. >> he attributed his earlier lack of recall to how long ago this happened and confusion over being asked over settlements when he understood them to be in his words, agreements. yet today, talking to a writer at forbes magazine, he himself blew a big chunk of his hazy memory to bits. he says in 2004 during the georgia senate campaign that a

sexual complaint was brought against him. quote, it was a typical campaign conversation. i told him there was only one case, one set of charges, one women while i was at the national restaurant association. that conversation happened in 2003 yet monday morning and afternoon he had no memory of the incident at all and then he did but was confused. so did he forget it between 2003 and monday something that back then he remembered and told his political advisor because he saw it as a potential liability. and evidence of a smear. confusing, i snow. joining us is chief analyst gloria borger and jeffrey toobin. gloria, you just got off the phone with the attorney for one of cain's accusers. >> right. >> what did he tell you? >> this evening he's not speaking with us. he's meeting with his client and she's the one that 12 years ago

alleged sexual harassment against kairn. he told me that it is likely that he will ask the restaurant association to allow his client to issue a statement under his name, without her name, to issue a statement saying that she vehemently denies cain's remarks and that she was sexually harassed and she believes he needs information from the restaurant association because he wants to get an agreement that this would not be construed as a violation of the confidentiality agreement. >> he's already said that. he said this on the program last night. are you saying that he would go farther in a statement? >> well, i think that she feels she needs to issue an explicit statement. i asked him how much detail would be in it. denot know. but this is what he did say to me. he said, she doesn't want to become another anita hill. that's not her interest or her expectation. she would like to put this behind her.

she put it behind her 12 years ago. she's not a publicity seeker. she's happily married and has a good job. so it's clear she wants to set the record straight but it seems like she doesn't want to go in in front of the cameras. >> you also spoke to a pollster for the restaurant oesh sags who says that he witnessed cain sexually harassing this woman. >> did he say that cain was inappropriate wa this woman? >> all he would say is what you played at the top of the show and in that interview it's very clear that he he believes that what he did was very inappropriate and he also said that everybody knew with the campaign that this would eventually come out. and one other point, anderson, i raised the question with him, obviously, of whether he was politically motivated and he would say this on the record to me because he does run a

political action committee independent from the campaign of rick perry but he supports rick perry. so it's an obvious question to ask and says, quote, i had nothing to do with leaking this in any way and i've never discussed or shared the story with any of my clients, period. >> it was interesting, though, chris wilson, what he said -- and i want to get the exact word -- >> uh-huh. >> -- he said that everyone was very aware of it. >> right. >> i'm not sure if that means that he thought it was inappropriate at the time, that means that they were aware of it, or just that word was out and the restaurant association heard. >> we really don't know. if everybody was aware of it, we can only surmise that people were talking about it at the next day at the office. >> right. >> that it became a topic of conversation. and then -- >> a third woman has accused cain of sexual harassment in an interview with the associated press. you said that there's a big

difference between this accusation and the other two that there was a settlement for. >> right. just because a woman says something to the associated press, that is not of great importance. i mean, what makes the two, that politico originally reported on and so significant is that the national restaurant association paid these women money. that suggests something went on, enough either to settle the case or it was perhaps just nuisance money to get rid of it. >> right. >> but paying money is very different from simply a blank accusation. >> but people settle and cases go away and settle with money all the time. >> they do. >> it's cheaper to make things go away than pay tens and thousands of dollars. >> that's certainly what may have happened here. but the fact that money exchanged hands following a sexual harassment is an order of magnitude and worthy of investigation than somebody saying that the associated press that this guy did something

wrong. >> gloesh yeah, it seems unless one of these women comes forward and puts a face on this, where does this go? if you have a press release from this woman's attorney -- >> right. >> it -- i mean, cain supporters will say, this is terribly unfair. how do you argue against a phantom? >> you know, i would argue that at some point you've covered a lot of these stories and at some point i think you kind of have to assume that the story will come out. the full story will come out and maybe her man cain will tell the story and maybe the restaurant association will release a report and maybe in the end the women will say, okay, release our names. it's very hard to predict. >> it's going to go. what is going to happen.

i think the fact that she wants to issue any kind of a statement means that she's clearly upset with what she has heard. >> yeah. >> it's certainly understandable that she doesn't want her name dragged through the mud. but a piece of paper issued by her lawyer, that's unfair to herman cain. how is he supposed to respond to that? that is not a fair airing of the issue. that's simply attacking him blindly and, you know, we shouldn't -- that's not something that should resolve this issue at all. >> right. jeff toobin, gloria borger. i've got to leave it there. i want to dig deeper with dana and jennifer rubin and james carville. dana, for the cain campaign, the most recent response of this, is it called -- basically, is it called -- it's for a call for the perry campaign and politico to apologize and do you think

that's going to work? >> this is something that they try to avoid now and they have all of these -- like you were saying earlier, it's very interesting that herman cain said on monday that he had no knowledge that these -- he had no knowledge at all of any kind of settlement and yet today the story came out that while he actually did talk to kurt anderson and they discussed it in detail, their words, not mine. so he opens the door to all of these questions and i think it's just going to end up being bad for him and i've seen the polls to how this translates to later on, how this is going to affect them. this is a bad move. this was sloppy. and the cain campaign is handling this in a very sloppy fashion. >> obviously the cain campaign has made a few missteps the last couple of days. the question is, are they doing anything right here?

>> not that i can say. first of all, they have attacked conservatives and it sort of steps on his excuse. remember, up until today he said that this was a liberal conspiracy to and how does this fit into that scheme. and what you didn't mention was that mark block tipped off another incidents, which concerns an iowa talk show host. which is that cain came in to his studio and made a comment oh to their employees. the cain campaign, they seem to be building and building and building and making this worse every single day. >> james carville, you've put out a share of fires in your time. what do you make -- how do you assess all of this? >> i'm glad i'm not in the middle of all of this. obviously cain was not telling

the truth. obviously this came from perry. who benefits in perry does. any detective would say -- he was the most likely suspect by fault. any democrat would believe this. >> what do you mean any democrat -- >> democrat doesn't want to get rid of cain right now. come on, get real. some of these charges, maybe some women felt like they were sexually harassed. maybe cain didn't feel like he sexually harassed them. one of these women was paid $35,000. as senator graham points out, after you take out attorney fees, that's not a heck of a lot of money. cain is not telling the truth. sure perry is behind this. if i was perry, i wouldn't blame him for being behind him. he gains from it. >> james, where you do you think this goes? is the lawyer thinking about having the woman release the statement and has that ended or -- i mean -- >> i don't know.

probably under its own weight and people will know that he wasn't the coming out to shoot. they will make the judgment on it. look, in terms of these things, this is a category three. i've been through category five. but i get it, that perry wasn't behind this. if not him, who? the restaurant association? they look terrible in this. the democrats, they don't want to. obviously it's not romney. he would do anything. so if it's not perry, give me a suspect. >> we've got to take a quick break but we're going to have more with you and jennifer after this quick break. tweet us tonight. what do you think about all of it? more on the campaign story. also, the candidate that is showing surprising strength in the polls. see if that continues and what effect, if any, this has.

maybe an opposite effect. and also a disturbing video that is on youtube. it shows a texas judge a. family judge, beating his disabled daughter with a belt. there's new fallout tonight. it's too disturbing to show you much of it. we'll show you the story behind it. first, let's check with isha. >> i'm back. i missed you. >> missed you, too. >> a strange story out of ohio to tell you about. four amish men have been victims of beard cutting attacks. tonight, we have new information about the men accused in the attack and the strange sect that it's believed that they belong to. the crime and punishment investigation when 360 continues. [ dr. banholzer ] every once in awhile

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in the meantime, there is new polling out showing herman cain's strength going out to the scandal. cain is out front followed by mitt romney and newt gingrich in third. the numbers do not reflect the news this week. back now with our panel, jennifer rubin, james carville, and dana laesh. do you think these charges could actually help cain, the sense that he's being victimized by the media? >> i think to an extent. there's two quick points that i want to make concerning this. in the beginning, initially, there was an absolute racial aspect and in the new york times and referring to a menstrual and what is separate from what is

happening now with the way the cain campaign is handling this, i think rock block was wrong to go on and say without a shred of proof that -- >> the chief of staff? >> sorry. chief of staff. one man on the national association board was a perry donor. there's also donors on that board who donate to mitt romney as well. in fact, we could play the game that, well, maybe mitt romney is behind this. there's definitely a lot of speculation. i myself had a lot of questions about whether he's a stalking horse for mitt romney. to say that perry is behind this, it could very well be said that romney is behind this. kaimpb endorsed romney in 2008. he didn't attack him in any other debates. we could go on and on. to say that rick perry -- >> let me give you some facts. i spoke to the rick perry campaign prior to this and i said do you have mitt romney

being tied to this and they said other than the fact that he was on the board, no. and they said, is this the same as being the cain source? and i said, i've got no response. >> jennifer, what do you say about that race played a role in this early on? >> i don't think race played in any of the allegations. it was a legitimate story. cain brought it on himself. the talk show circuit would play the race card, saying that mr. cain is not responsible for this, there's some giant plot out there to get him because he's a conservative, there's no evidence of that. the central facts that politico reported, i think that -- >> jen -- >> what are the facts that politico has reported? >> a bunch of hearsay. >> no, cain has confirmed it. yes, he was accused.

there were settlements. >> there were gestures. there's gestures, harassment. it's hyperbole. >> we don't know the details because so far these people have not come forward and said it. >> james, i see you laughing. what's going on? >> yeah. how can i respond? cain brought it on. excuse me. the idea that we're going to sit here and on an intelligent network and say that cain is romney's talking horse but yet romney leaked this, when in fact the guy who works for the super pack is calling the press and saying, gee, i never called anybody. this is not the way politics work and -- >> you're being unfair. >> just listen. jen, do you believe -- >> this does not make any sense. >> no.

no. no. >> let me raise a point here. >> perry people are trying understandably, i don't blame them, why do you think they work for all of these perry contributors? >> he worked for romney, too, in 2008. >> let me tell, you no one listens. jennifer, what do you want to say before we go. >> no one cares. the fact is a fact. the signature issue for voters to assess is, first of all, does he have a serial problem? there are a lot of people coming out of the woodworks, and, second, what does this say about him? is he ready for primetime? has he done anything right in the last few days? he's convicted wish shey washy n and he's a walking disaster.

the voters and electorate for iowa and new hampshire and early primary states should look at this and say, is this a guy we want to go with? it's good and well to say that someone leaked it but what good is it? turning to texas, a shocking video on youtube showing a judge beating and the police investigation is getting under way. you should see this. plus, the syria government saying that they are ready to end the crackdown on its own people. this is from the government. ahead, why a deal announced today could mean different this time but i'm not holding my breath. and an attack on amish men and beard cutting. gary tuckman will be here when we continue. rains of good bacteria

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up close tonight, a story that has exploded online. in the last 24 hours, this man, williamed a dam william adams came the subject of a police investigation due to his own daughter. he agreed to step down from his duties. last week, a woman identified has his daughter has posted a video on youtube and it's got viral and it was shot on a web

cam seven years ago by hillary and he was beating her with a belt and cursing her for disobeying him. we're going to show you a clip and i want to warn you, it's not easy to watch. >> bend over that bed. >> dad. >> bend over the bed. >> stop. stop! >> bend over the bed! i'm going to hit you in the face. roll over. >> stop! >> we showed you just 24 seconds of the video. the full video lasts an entire 7 1/2 minutes. it goes on and on. the mother gets involved as well and then the father comes back and continues to hit her with a belt. martin savidge is joining me right now. we've been covering discipline

and he keeps using the word spank. he's whipping her with the belt. the father has acknowledged that it was him in this video, hasn't sne. >> he has indeed. that was the first thing that came out today. a number of things. naturally, this has sparked outrage. not only in the internet but in the real word. judge adams is a family court judge. that's something to keep in mind as you listen and watch. >> so he's determining how other families should govern themselves? he's determining how they should -- >> exactly. why is why people find this not only physically sickening but also the position that he held. he's agreed with the district attorney that he's going to step down from his job for at least two weeks and two investigations have begun. now, we point out that the first thing that the investigation is going to want to do is verify if the video is real. he spoke to a texas affiliate kars.

here's what he said. >> in my mind, i did not do anything wrong other than discipline my child after she was caught stealing. there is a story and it will come out in due time. okay? >> so you acknowledge that's you in the video? >> yeah, that's me. >> meanwhile, this is in texas and there have been threats against the judge himself. >> do we have any information as to why the daughter would post this years after the incident? >> yeah, 2004 is when the incident happened. she was 16 then. hillary adams is the woman. she's now 23. apparently she says, and her mother also says, that the father has been carrying out physical and verbal abuse, mental abuse against them for years. recently she was on the phone with her father, hillary says she was once again going at her vsh verbally. she said she had enough and had a video and she posted it.

interestingly enough, she's been shocked by the outcome and she actually regrets that she posted that video. >> has law enforcement given any indication as to what the outcome of this might snb. >> there are some problems. 2004. the law has changed since then. the statute of limitations have run and it's not clear if he can be charged with anything. the welts have cleared. child endangerment. also, keep in mind, it's texas. in texas, a lot of people believe in corporal punishment down there. there are a lot of factors that weigh in here. he's an elected official and he would face re-election in three years and are people going to remember this video? it's hard to forget. no doubt about that. >> we'll continue to follow it. martin savidge, thanks. isha is back with the 360 news. >> anderson, a deal could signal

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shattered. these five men have been arrested on kidnapping and burglary charges. they belong to an amish sect which the mainstream amish consider a cult. they were armed with scissors and battery operated clippers when they attacked. their intent was to humiliate the victims by maiming a core symbol of their faith. gary tuckman investigates. >> reporter: in rural eastern ohio, the amish have lived in peace and solidarity. >> we have terrorists here. someone terrorizing us. >> and then her husband mryron took the phone. >> i opened the door and asked them what they want and the one guy reached in and grabbed me by

my beard and pulled me out. >> reporter: grabbed him by his beard and started to cut it off. myron is one of at least four ach mish men who are victims of beard cutting attacks. that's right. beard cut canning attacks. this is the sheriff in jefferson county, ohio. >> he said he would rather die than have his beard cut off. that's how bad that is. >> he was attacked by five men and escaped before his entire beard was cut. he talked, but like many amis who do not like publicity, did not face the camera. >> it's weird, why they would start cutting off beards and terrorizing people. >> reporter: myron's wife did not want her face on camera at all. >> there we go. >> okay. this is my first time putting a horse on a buggie. >> but she did offer to take me on a buggy. >> it's such a peaceful

community, right? >> now that this has happened, we are locking our doors. >> reporter: and this is who they say they are trying to keep out. these amish men who were arrested in the case of cutting myron's beard. the men were ordered to do the cuttings by one particular man, the sheriff said. >> i've dealt with a lot of amish. they are just beautiful people. but i can't compare sam mullet to the ones that i've met. >> reporter: that's a sect that is in a deep rift with a mainstream amish. the followers have used it as a weapon to punish people who might have insulted them. three of those arrested are the sons of sam mullett. >> he calls all of the shots and

they are literally scared of him. i've said that he's a cult leader over the years because they will do what he says to do. they will die for their father. that's how severely he has them brainwashed. >> reporter: so we went to the tiny town of bergholz, ohio, and found sam. he wasn't pleased to see us. >> if the sheriff says that you're a cult, what do you say to that? >> we're not a cult. >> reporter: but did you order to cut beards off? >> no. >> reporter: he denies the beard attacks. >> they do what they think is right and, yeah, i probably could have said, you're not going to do this and maybe they wouldn't have right then but sooner or later it would have happened any way. >> reporter: well, why do you think these people have their beards cut off? >> it's too long a story. it goes way back. >> reporter: do you think those people did something wrong? >> i'm telling you, i'm not

interested. can you hear me. >> reporter: to myron's wife arleene who later said she would appear on camera, there's no doubt who is responsible for these attacks. who do you think is responsible for these attacks? >> sam mullet. >> she says that sam's family is unhappy because people left his group. >> if they ever arrest him and he's able to get out on bond, he's not going to go down easy. >> reporter: sam mullet has not been arrested but authorities say that they are making a case against him. >> i can't take any chances with him. >> reporter: meanwhile, a woman was attacked in a haircutting attack. they consider hair to be god's glory. the police report stating that the victim removed her bandana and reported several patches of hair mishs. the sheriff says that mullet is 450i7d that attack and now the federal government has decided to get involved in that attack. the fbi is involved in this situation. what is your feeling about that?

>> we are not guilty so i have nothing to hide. if they want to check us out, we'd be glad to see them here. >> reporter: sam mullet claims that people have a vendetta against him. >> people are spreading lies around about us and the way that they are treat treating us, but getting the sheriff, getting the law and everything are asking for a big punishment from the man up above. >> gary, it's so fascinating. this is happening, you know, in the united states in this day and age. how did the amish attackers get away? >> this is another intriguing story. people know that amish people are not supposed to drive cars. the fact is, they are not allowed to be behind the wheel but they can hire a driver. we're told from the sheriff that they hired a driver in each of these cases but the sheriff said that the driver did not what was going on, just dropped them off at the house, held them down,

cut off their beards, used the scissors, hopped in the car and drove off. >> and we still don't know -- well, it's fascinating. i'm amazed that you were able to get everybody to talk on camera, too. >> one of the things that we told the victim was that we aun understand that amish people are private and don't go on camera and we sold stold sam mullet, w going to do the story any way and he went on to talk with us any way. >> joining us is the author of several books about the amish. thanks for being with us. amish on amish crime is virtually unheard of. is beard cutting a common form of discipline? >> no, i have never, anderson, heard about beard cutting as a form of discipline. this is just unheard of, malicious behavior, and this sam

mullet is a cult leader. he fits perfectly, the socio logically deaf figures of a cult. he left the mainstream community a few years ago and moved 100 miles east to jefferson county to a remote area and he basically operates alone. he's not in fellowship or working with other groups. so he's invisible. amish people have said, he thinks he's a prophet, and doing whatever he wants to do. >> all the men's beards who were cut are bishops who have spoken out publicly against his malicious behavior and he's angry about that. this is a form of retaliation back against those church leaders because they perceive them to be very dangerous and

they are worried about the danger of children and adults in his little cult. >> and the amish are passivist. any crimes against men, against women, that's particularly shocking for other amish people. >> they clearly are passivists and all of his behavior, much of his malicious behavior the last several years is a direct contradiction, a direct violation of basic amish teaching and amish practices and amish convictions and that's why they say that he's not one of us, he's operating his own amish-cult like style. >> i appreciate you joining us. thank you. >> my pleasure. up next on the programming, court today -- this is a bizarre transition -- lindsay lohan admitting she violated her probation. the judge sending her back to jail.

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rap tour doubters. anderson cooper is getting biblical and apparently talking about himself in the third person. not sure why. we'll stop that right now. back in the spring harold camping who runs a christian broadcasting network called family radio announced to anyone that would listen, which turned out to be the entire world's press corps that he had learned through study of the bible that the end of the earth, the rap tour, the destruction of all living things would end on may 21st. spoiler alert, it didn't. that was great because the next morning i had a really good bagel. a few days later mr. camping held a news conference and said while the world did not end, the wheels of the rap tour were indeed in motion. listen. >> on may 21, 2011, we didn't feel any difference. we didn't see any difference in the world, but we from the bible that god brought judgment day to bear on the whole world. the whole world is under judgment day, and this is a --

it will continue right up until october 21, 2011, and at that time the whole world will be destroyed. >> a lot of beige going on in that office. anyway, what's with him changing the date? >> we aren't changing a date at all. we're just -- we're just learning that we have to be looking at all of this a little bit more spiritual, but it won't be spiritual on october 21, because the bible clearly teaches that then the world is going to be destroyed all together, and -- but it will be very quick. >> look, i'm not going to lie. it bummed me out a little bit because october 21st was a friday. i really wanted to go see "paranormal activity," and the rap tour disrupted that. there was no rapture on october 21st. he is now talking about how his latest --

>> when it comes to trying to recognize the truth, the prophesy, we're finding out it was very, very difficult. why didn't christ return on october 21? it seems embarrassing for family radio, but god was in charge of everything. >> seems just a little bit embarrassing for family radio still, but it does sound like he just passed the buck to god, didn't it? i don't doubt mr. camping is a devout man, but here's the thing, mr. camping is not done yet. oh, no. >> amongst other things, i have been checking my own notes more carefully than ever, and i do find that there is other language in the bible that we still have to look at very carefully and will impinge upon this question very definitely,