leah delano's fiancee, jim hewitt, traveled from michigan to naples, florida, to help a friend aftertorm, but a wound to his leg after falling into water became infected, and within a matter of days, hewitt was gone. jim came down out of the goodness of his heart to help people, and ended up losing his life. >> yeah. it's-- it's been very, very difficult. he really wouldn't have preferred to go any other way, though. he was always helping people. >> reporter: so far this year in florida, there have been 65 reported cases and 11 deaths from the infection. officials say overall, 28 cases and seven deaths are directly connected to the hurricane. there's debris scattered all around us. kristine hollingsworth is with the florida department of health in collier county, where jim hewitt contracted the bacteria. what's your message to the community about this bacteria? >> if you have an open cut, sore, or wound, first symptoms would be pain, soreness, and redness around the area. seek medical attention immediately. >> reporter: awareness about potential infections is especially important her

leah delano's fiancÉe, jim hewitt, traveled from michigan to naples, florida, to help a friend afterm. but a wound to his leg after falling into water became infected, and within a matter of days, hewitt was gone. >> jim came down out of the goodness of his heart to help people and ended up losing his life. >> yeah, it's -- it's been very, very difficult. he really wouldn't have preferred to go any other way, though. he was always helping people. >> reporter: so far this year in florida, there have been 65 reported cases and 11 deaths from the infection. officials say overall, 28 cases and 7 deaths are directly connected to the hurricane. there's debris scattered all around us. christine hollings worth is with the florida department of health in collier county, where jim hewitt contracted the bacteria. what's your message to the community about this bacteria? >> if you have an open cut, sore, or wound, first symptoms would be pain, soreness, and redness around the area. seek medical attention immediately. >> reporter: awareness about potential infections is especially important here

kristine hollingsworth is with the florida department offing in the collier county, where jim hewitt contract gd the bacteria. what's your message to the community about this bacteria? >> if you have an open cut, sore, or wound, first symptoms would be pain, soreness, and redness around the area. seek medical attention immediately. >> reporter: awareness about potential infections is especially important here because there's still so much cleanup to be done. officials are reinforcing their message, urging people to stay out of the water and closing mehes. norah. >> o'donnell: an important warning. manuel bojorquez, thank you. turning now to the economy and your kitchen table. california produces about 90% of the nation's strawberry, but severe drought and worker shortages are now threatening the fruit. cbs' carter evans reports help has arrived. >> reporter: picking strawberries can be backbreaking and tedious, but not here. >> someone will eat that in a couple of days, so, pretty exciting. >> reporter: and they had no idea it was picked by a robot. one that works in a hydroponic fie

now the hugh hewitt lectures are all oral and more fun. the temple lectures are accompanied by about 200 slides powerpoint slides. citing documents or portions of books that build a case for all of the wrongdoing. what my wife of 48 years terms my nixon obsession has been all consuming. imagine what she goes through. but by making my research available online. i helped to make the true story of watergate prosecution prosecutors, really the persecution of nixon and his top staff. publicly available to students to scholars to researchers and over time to bend the arch of history. it's pretty much agreed today that the first impeachment of andrew johnson. back after the civil war was politicized in baseless. it's growing that there's agreement that the 1960 election was stolen from richard nixon. that's not such an outlandish thought at all. i hope i live long enough to see a situation. where it becomes generally agreed or at least understood by a number of people that the watergate prosecutions were not done fairly were not done with regard

herschel told hue hewitt if he'd done it, he'd have said so because there's nothing to be ashamed ofre. he was asked about that comment to hugh hewitt. >> you said there's nothing to be ashamed of -- >> i never said -- no, what i was talking about something totally different that happened. my ex-wife and in my past, nothing to do with what this woman said. i said this here, the abortion thing, is false. it's a lie. >> it's not entirely clear what he was trying to say. here to talk about it, georgia lieutenant governor geoff duncan. lieutenant governor duncan, appreciate you being with us. what do you make of what we heard from herschel walker today on hugh hewitt and his attempt to explain it afterward? >> i think an important place for me to sart is it is no fun for me to have to talk about this at the end of the day. herschel walker is the only chance we've got to have a republican represent us in the u.s. senate. it's a conversation that has to happen and it's part of the process of the party healing. unfortunately, republicans looked around to see who donald trump supported and h

talk radio's hugh hewitt weighs in. the mostly commonly misspelled words. do you know what they are? we put tomi lahren to the test in our "news d at his home in san francisco yesterday. he's expected to make a full recovery. brian: with the mid-term election one week away, some of the issues, inflation, education, and the border. if republicans win, how are they going to fix it. talk radio host hugh hewitt joins us next. three realities powering a republican sweep. so you have those three, education, inflation and the border. the republicans get the house in that scenario. >> they have to get both to do anything about inflation. they need both to get a reconciliation bill through. and during election season. and i think if they got both houses they are able to do a reconciliation bill and negotiate with the president with 50-plus votes and they can cut back on the crazy spending. they can cut back on the covid slush find out there and begin to rein in. they have a friend on capitol hill. we are at $31 trillion in debt. it's astonishing. if they only get th

talk radio's hugh hewitt weighs in. the mostly commonly misspelled words. do you know what they are? we put tomi lahren to the test in our "news duel." jon: welcome to fox news live. i'm jon scott in new york. the death toll continues to rise after a horrific stampede at a halloween festival in south korea. 146 people are dead and more than 100 others hurt after a crowd surged into a narrow alleyway in soeul. it's not yet known what triggered the tragedy. we are learning more about the man who allegedly attacked house speaker be i -- nancy pelosi's husband. he was known to face conspiracy theories on facebook. 82-year-old paul pelosi was struck in the head with a hammer at his home in san francisco yesterday. he's expected to make a full recovery. brian: with the mid-term election one week away, some of the issues, inflation, education, and the border. if republicans win, how are they going to fix it. talk radio host hugh hewitt joins us next. three realities powering a republican sweep. so you have those three, education, inflation and the border. the repu

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he said wait, i never said -- >> the reporter said you said that this morning on hugh hewitt show.id, i was talking about something totally different. and what i said with my ex-wife and in my past, nothing to do with what this woman said. i said this here, the abortion thing, it's false, it's a lie. that's what i said. i said anything that happened with my ex-wife or what christian was talking about, i don't know. but as i said, if anything happened, there is nothing to be ashame of because my ex-wife and i have been ex-friends with her husband and my wife. i've said nothing about it if it did happen because i said that's a lie. >> it's a word soup salad, and it's hard to decipher. this happens pretty often. it's going to be interesting when senator warnock and herschel walker take to the debate stage next week, because i think we are going get a lot more of this. >> van, do you think republicans who want walker to embrace a more trumpian response to all of this -- i'm not even sure what that would mean, a coherent response would probably with the first step, would that work for w

first of, all what do you make of what we heard from herschel walker today on hugh hewitt, and then's attempt to explain it afterwards? >> well, i think an important place for me to start us up there is no time for me to have to talk about this in such a direct way. you know, herschel walker, at the end of the day, is the only chance that we have got to have a republican in the u.s. senate, but it's a conversation that has to happen. and it is part of this process of our party healing. you know, this has not as much with herschel walker incidents the process we went through here in georgia to actually elect him. we didn't ask who was the best leader, we didn't ask who had the best resume. unfortunately, republicans look around to see who donald trump supported. and he was a famous football player. so he became our nominee. now we are paying the price for that. >> and that is why you think, i, mean that's what her to walker's in this race because republicans who decided to look for somebody who the former president supported, that was the main criteria? >> yeah, anti no, there has been

the hewitt family says their dad died trying to help others. >> he didn't like to see anybody suffering. it hurt him to see the suffering in this world. >> reporter: he died within three days of his infection from sepsis, and organ failure. a shocking reminder of the dangerous aftermath of the storm. cbs news, hallandale beach, florida. >> cdc says one in five people with an infection dies sometimes within a day or two of becoming ill. >>> hurricane ian laid waste too much of the citrus harvest, most florida oranges and up as dues and consumers may start seeing the impact of the grocery store. more than 375,000 acres in florida are devoted to citrus. orange production is already down 32% from the previous season, and preliminary estimates put citrus losses from ian as high as $204 million. the crop had only recently started getting back to normal after hurricane irma in 2017. >> this is no doubt a gut punch to an industry that we believe is on the cusp of being able to stabilize and rebuild. >> early estimates put hurricane ian's damage on agriculture as a whole as high as 1 1/2 billion

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civil rights lawyer damon hewitt representing the university of north carolina says affirmative action still is crucial. >> when you think about a world without affirmative action, think about what our workplaces would look like and our schools woul look like. >> reporter: opponent of affirmative action say there are other race neutral ways to get diversity like looking at socioeconomic factors, and that was the focus of several of those conservative justices who seem to suggest the clock on affirmative action is ticking. norah. >> o'donnell: jan crawford with important arguments today. thank you. and we learned today the identity of the man charged with murdering two teenage girls in delphi, indiana, nearly six years ago. 50-year-old richard allen was arrested friday after a big break in a cold case. allen worked at a cvs pharmacy in the town, allegedly developing photos of the family for free. the grandparents of one victim, 14-year-old liberty german, says they always felt the killer was close by hiding in plain sight. >> nothing's ever going to bring liberty back, that's just a fac

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. >> walk me through why we need the closed captioning and hewitt works. >> sometimes i will hear thingsn a way that's not perfectly clear. so i use captioning. i'm able to see what you are saying in captioning. >> we did find in smalltalk before the interview without captioning, it seemed it was difficult for fetterman to understand our conversation. brian: what is wrong with that report. they decide to attack the reporter. >> lots of other journalists who have interviewed fetterman unleashed on her. >> i thought it was inappropriate when she said smalltalk. >> maybe it's her. >> other journalists who dealt with fetterman came forward and said they had a different experience. brian: blue check liberals on twitter wasted no time of slamming the reporter for her accurate account of what she experienced. one journalist said i talked to john fetterman for over an hour. maybe this reporter is bad as small talk. the biden basement plan, and now the democrats are going back to that plan. maybe lightning will strike twice. joining us, kellyanne conway. have you ever seen anything quite like thi

he has significant concerns about the site and the way that it's run. hewitt decides to platform and who it doesn't. i think that means why he is so keen to take it over as he likes power and he knows the power of twitter because he has more than 100000000 people now who hang ultimately on his every word must twitter battle is a race to the bottom, everyone is losing on the way down again, you know, as bags. the questions about who is in control of these essential communication platforms. why are these singular billionaires making policy and advancing agenda rather than bribery, civil societies, strong institution, and folks who believe in public infrastructure, unfortunately, right to freedom of expression and robust public tours, that's really getting the short end of the world's most famous media mobile. rupert murdoch seems to be on the verge of a major business move. this one is not just about the bottom line. it's more about the line of succession monopoly. robbie has the details. richard, those in the know say that rupert murdoch is about to combine the 2 halves of his media,

so just give that money give has resources to developing countries. hewitt, ideally, all you're doing is so old, europe, the west is doing is driving up prices, making people suffer, is that so mr. we're leaving it. is that how we see a balance of power 0 to balance? we need to know the stable relations between countries. read a stable balance of ours and the world from caterine. we need to the way owner of the norms that's we call international law. they need to be the same for everyone. we need to abide by those norms. him including in financial relations in financial transactions like i spoke about before, the field in june with an example that i made initially in the constant emission, the printing of money. and the basic currents is main currency such as the dollar and the euro previously, with the printing of money has practical consequences. and so been me very harsh consequences for developing countries. so to have a stable world, we need to strike this balance to maintain this balance in the world. so i saw someone someone's hand over there, please give him one there to give

but he was great at he had these huge stations first in kansas and then on the mexican border for hewitt advertises products. he's considered a great early pioneer. country music started with the carter family so i think sometimes these guys are a step ahead of us but they understand the shifting in the environment in ways that may be wouldn't occur to us necessarily. they think how can we game this? .. one that is fueled, spread by the mass communication means you just been talking about. and yet it is happening minus the magnetic personality of the center entrance center pushing the star we have theories about hugh queuing on is, it is purely anonymous for. >> in this decentralized medium i don't think you need it. i have an old friend from high school who appears to be in queuing on. i've gone back and forth with him on social media. when i ask them to cite sources, when he rejected mainstream media when every newspaper, tv or radio station you formerly listen to is telling you lies, then where do you get your truths? i said where to get this information and he will give me, a site fr

that was it on on sundays hewitt pass out clippings from the local newspaper. not only what they did with their career but what they did in the community with their philanthropy. to me it was part of who we were.ti i got involved with the horatio alger association with people pulling up their bootstraps and creating a life in american provides scholarships to scholars. over the last 18 months or 18 years i've been involved with horatio alger scholars get the american dream. these are kids whose background takes virtually anyone i've ever known they did not have a tough upbringing compared to these kids. they were just poor. there've parents word drug addicts and prostitutes and the kids lived in thrown away shipping containers getting through high school. any one of them, they don't blame anybody new to leave an american dream but the questions i often get when i lecture them just how come the kids to go to school with don't believe it anymore and those two things motivated me. add in the fact that less than 15% of american public schools teach this today. it w

the william and flora hewitt foundation. more than 50 years, events and ideas and supporting institutions to support a better world. ♪ this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station by viewers like you. thank you. judy: residents in southwestern florida continue to struggle today with recovery efforts and in some cases getting basic needs. power is still out to more than half a million homes and businesses in the state, and more than 90 people in flori died in the wake of hurricane ian. at the same time, president biden visited puerto rico to survey damage from hurricane fiona. william brangham continues with this report. william: days after one of the strongest ones in u.s. history made landfall, look every efforts are in full force. in a coastal hub northeast of fort myers, loca residents are pitching in. >> we've had people wondering in the streets, and we were able to get them rescued. william: over 570,000 homes and businesses in florida remain without

he will be on the ted hewitt show on tuesday 8:05 am eastern time. let's hear from the man himself. ladies and gentlemen, will you please welcome geoff shepard. [applause] >> thank you, my friend. i appreciate it. hello, and welcome. jim, thank you for those kind remarks. it is good to be back amongst friends. friends from high school. i went to long beach wilson. i graduated in 1962. friends from college. i went to hywittier college. like nixon, except i graduated in 1966. and friends from the nixon white house where i served for five years. i don't know that any of my friends from harvard law school or here, but if you noticed on the book, the cover -- my criminal law professor, alan dershowitz, said some very nice things about me. in addition to the above, as jeff mentioned, i was defense counsel in president nixon's watergate defense team. i was there throughout the scandal and it's unfolding. i transcribed the white house tapes. i ran the document rooms holding the seized files of the watergate defendants. i staffed nixon counselors on watergate issues. as you all know, it ende

here's what he said on the hugh hewitt show this morning trying to explain it. >> i would have said it'shing to be ashamed of there. people have done that, but i know nothing about it. >> it is remarkable to hear how many right wing republicans now say they don't care if he paid for abortion. suddenly this wing that is so anti-abortion suddenly they'll give him a pass. why is that? >> this story continues to grow and we learn new things every day. one thing that would have been helpful from the very beginning, when you have a crisis like this, you engage in rapid response communications. you put out a swift response and let that be the answer. unfortunately, this continues. we learn new things every day. here's what i'm hearing from republicans. they're taking herschel walker's word for what he's saying that he did not pay for this abortion. >> he does not have a track record of honesty. >> this is what i'm hearing from republicans across the country whether people in my home state of georgia, family members of mine there georgia and republican leaders in washington, d.c. they're taking

walker just wrapped up an interview with conservative radio host hugh hewitt where he again denied theecause the daily beast reports that she's the mother of one of walker's children. he went on to characterize this whole episode as a distraction and implored his supporters to stay unified be hind his campaign. let's clisten. >> i know nothing about any woman having an abortion. they can keep coming at me like that, and they're doing that because they want to distract people. i know that. i've already been forgiven. if i've been forgiven, why in the world would i not be forgiven of something like that. >> so is there anything you need to be forgiven for, vis-a-vis a woman whose name we do not know? do you know who this woman is? >> that's what's so funny. i'm saying i've been forgiven because of all the things i did when i went through all the things with my ex-wife. i wasn't perfect. i had my problems with mental health and i hate to say i've been born again, but i have a new life. >> so you can hear him there leaning heavily on his faith, also really trying to explain this away in fo

hugh hewitt asked him about the allegations earlier in the day.d have said nothing to be ashamed of there. you know, people have done that. but i know nothing about it. >> okay. again to my point, what is he saying here? he said later walker said that he was talking about something different. but what do you think he was saying? was he implying there is nothing to be shamed about having an abortion? which one should voters believe here? >> he said a little bit of everything. back to my point of the way you handle something like this is you have a short, concise and accurate answer and say that over and over and over. >> that was my first question to tara. can he pull that off? >> time will tell. >> and the -- >> exactly. >> and he said he was going to sue "the daily beast" and they have yet to do that. all that will do is open up a lot of questions in discovery. as we know, sometimes the cover-up that is more than crime which is why a lot of republicans are saying just come forward. he should have just come forward and used this as part of his red

continues to insist he has no idea who the accuser is here is what he said this morning on hugh hewitt's radio show >> the anonymous woman has now also alleged that she had a child by you your response? >> i say the same thing i said, that you know, i know this is untrue i know it's untrue and they keep telling me things like that, and it's totally, totally untrue and i'm not sure why that would be told. i know nothing about any woman having an abortion i hate to say i've been born again, but i have a new life and i've been moving forward, and had that happened, i would have said it, because it's nothing to be ashamed of there you know, people have done that, but i know nothing about it. and if i knew about it, i would be honest and talk about it. >> former president trump and many prominent republicans, including senators lindsey graham and ted cruz and rick scott have rushed to defend herschel walker. of course, flipping the senate seat in georgia is crucial for republicans if they hope to take back control of the senate during the midterms. but some cracks are starting to form at the

. >> talks about this in herif wonderful book bring the war home in hewitt more background on it.ut after the events those m become martyrdom moments for this new militia movement. it brings so many more people into the militia movement. it gets bigger and more active, politicians who is it representative from idaho ruby ridges in her district, begin to see themb militia members and their politics as part of their base. so she is out there talking about black helicopters and conspiracy theories about the un. inc. sold in the militia of montana l's book next to bomb making manuals. there is a real interplay between her politics in this militia movement. she sees them a part of who she is appealing to. particularly a couple of other members from texas and from the west. you start to get a t real thinng of the lines between the violence of the militia and the mainstream of the republican officeholders. in this really in 1995 because it does not defend the bombing. she does say people are mad for a reason. if you do not deal with the reasons they are mad may beat more things this are

he was asked about herschel walker earlier today by the conservative radio host hugh hewitt. >> again as someone who was lied about and demeaned and, of course, this has been well litigated over decades and decades as to the accuracy of your allegations. >> well, you know, what i hear is an attack on women being able to bring forth information, talk about their experiences and be taken seriously, that every time someone comes forward with an accusation that people don't want to hear, that they are accused of smearing the individual who is the subject of the complaint. i see this as another way of diminishing our experiences, a way of diminishing our credibility. and i think we in 2022, that we see through this. we're no longer able to sit back and take this, but we will continue to tell our stories and let the public and maybe even in this case the voters decide whether the information is credible and whether it is important in the decision that has to be made in november. >> the supreme court kicked off its new term this week with the 6-3 conservative majority. one of the three is th

we caught this tweet from hewitt last night. he said every democrat on every ballot is mad at john fetterman for hurting them all. sometimes the biden basement strategy is not just the best way but the only way. have you thought whether or not you are watching the folks in the bar last night about the contrails of the effect of this debate may have on other races perhaps? >> yes, absolutely. i talked to democrats last night and they said look, if this is sort of what the press has avoided showing us for a large part and what democrats have hidden, this makes me lose trust in the rest of these candidates. so i think it is going to impact a lot of these congressional races. there are two to three that are right on the cusp of going republican. that may take them over the top and may take others as well with it. these are the kinds of moments where people look at this as a marker not just for pennsylvania but across the country and say this -- too many people have been pretending this wasn't a reality. and i don't have trust in the

hugh hewitt had a column out just a few days ago.need to be in school. why are we even still discussing this. >> joe biden says the pandemic is over. this goes against that message. >> bret: definitely. panel, thanks so much. good to see you in person. >> take care. ♪ ♪ finally tonight, a special report salute. more than 100 veterans from the chicago area came to washington, d.c. during an honor flight. have you seep these things? they're really amazing. veterans from all military branches serving during world war ii, the korean war and vietnam. they are treated as vips. they visit the war memorials, other attractions. honor flight chicago was arranged for 9,000 veterans to experience this special adventure over the years and we salute your service to the country and your sacrifice as well. it's really fun to be in washington, d.c. and see these folks arrive. tomorrow on "special report," we'll be coming to you live from los angeles and we'll see what comes with that. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it with this

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this is who he said this morning on hugh hewitt's radio show. >> the anonymous woman has now also alleged that she had a child by you. your response? >> i will say the same thing i said. i know that it is untrue. i know that it is untrue. they keep telling me -- totally, totally untrue. i am not sure why that would be told. i don't know nothing about any woman having an abortion. i have a new life. i have been moving forward. if that had happened, it would be nothing to be ashamed of, there. but i know nothing about it. if i knew about it, i would talk about it. >> former president trump and many prominent republicans including sender lindsey graham have rushed to defend herschel walker. of course, flipping the senate seat in georgia is crucial for republicans if they hope to take back control of the senate during the midterms. but some cracks are starting to form in the gop at the state level. to wit, georgia's lieutenant governor jeff duncan was on cnn last night. he told don lemon that walker's baggage is becoming unbearable. >> for me, if i'm being honest, herschel walker won the prim

here was herschel walker responding to the abortion allegations of conservative radio host hugh hewitti know nothing about any woman having an abortion. so, they can keep coming at me like that. if that had happened, there's nothing to be ashamed of their. people have done that, i know nothing about it. if i know about, it i've been honest talk about. it but i know nothing about it. >> i know nothing about it, if it had happened i would've said it, because there's nothing to be ashamed of. but i know nothing about it. this is a choice before georgia voters. joining us now is charles blow, opinion columnist for the new york times, msnbc political analyst. charles, thanks for joining me. what do you make about the study in these two campaigns, warnock is a relentlessly disciplined politician. despite the fact that he's a relatively newcomer. what do you think of his strategy for not engaging on? this >> as you pointed out, it's consistent for him. i think raphael warnock in addition to being a quality candidate, has had the great -- horrible opponents. he kind of lets them collapse on to

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she was on hugh hewitt's program talking about your performance in the debate. >> i do not underestimate what the triple toxicity politically of those three can do. i hope there are cameras and microphones because you put those three together, and they could say anything. >> maybe they can get a full sentence out. i think john fetterman drew the short straw on that one. >> yes. >> i think all the candidates got together and said which one has to campaign with biden. he drew the short stick. >> i lost so bring him up here. i'm toast, put some butter on it. >> biden said between the two of us, we may be able to finish a full sentence. >> they were throwing up a biden dig-in as well and this is something the right does a lot. i have heard a lot of people, seen a lot of people on social media talking about something called ablism. this idea of, you know, mocking people who have any sort of disability. we saw donald trump do it when he was running for president. we have heard this sort of tone against you. and i wonder how you answer that, and do you feel that having gone through this that yo

here's what he said this morning on hugh hewitt's radio show. >> the anonymous woman has also alleged that she had a child by year. your response? >> i was it something i said, that this is untrue, i know is untrue, and they keep telling me things like that. totally untrue. and i am not sure why that would be told. i know nothing about any woman having an abortion. i have a new life, and i've been moving forward, and that had happened, i would have said, it's nothing to be ashamed of, people have done that, but i know nothing about it. if i knew about it, i will be honest and talk about it. >> former president trump and many other prominent republican's including lindsey graham, ted cruz, and rick scott have rushed to defend herschel walker. of course, flipping the senate seat in georgia is crucial for republicans if they hope to take back control of the senate during the midterms. but, some cracks are starting to form in the gop at the state level. to whit, georgia's republican governor -- lieutenant governor i should say, jeff duncan was on cnn last night period he told don lemon, w

earlier today speaking to hugh hewitt on the radio walking making his xhoeft complete and most substantiveh accusations. >> i've already been forgiven and if i've been forgiven why in the world would i not be forgiven of something like that -- that had happened i would have said it because it's nothing to be ashamed of there. you know, people have done that. but i know nothing about it. and if i knew about it i would be honest and talk about it. but i know nothing about that. >> essentially saying there that if it had happened it has been forgiven, meaning between him and god and he would just say it happened. and he says it didn't. >> this is -- i think we're going to continue to hear this. it's going to be more of the same in the coming days. he's leaning heavily on his faith in rebutting this. he also said no one has ever told me -- sometimes it's hard to understand what he's saying during this interview. but he said no one has ever told me on i paid for an abortion. so it seems to me he's leaving an opening to say, well, if i gave this woman money i didn't know that she was going to go