beth ryan heart.st explain what you've been reporting. >> so we were about last week four teenager girls, roy moore was in his early 30s. he was local prosecutor per sued with one over the women. he touched her sexually. as a result of that story some women have been encouraged to come forward. one of them wrote about in a story posting tonight, a women named gina richardson who was a high school senior working at the mall at sears, when roy moore approached her, asked her for her number. she declined. she then was in school later when she heard she got a call. she thought, oh my goodness, is it my dad. she went to the office it turned out to be roy moore asking her out on a date. >> what age was she at -- she was a senior in high school you're saying? >> yeah she was 17 or 18. >> and do you know what happened? i mean roy moore called her through the school she's saying? d >> he called her at school, she said i can't talk now i'm in class. he came back to see her where she worked and asked her out aga

beth ryan art, can you tell me about the two women?oman that got called in her high school, geena richardson, and she worked at sear's, and roy moore asked her out. i really can't, dad is preacher, wouldn't approve. and so she didn't give him phone number but let on she went to gadsden high school, and few days later in trig class and over the intercom is announce for call. goes to office thinking it's her dad and it's roy moore asking her on a date. is he she's i can't talk, i'm in trig class right now. he came by the mall a few days later when she was working ago and asked her out. she said okay, i'll meet you after work. he invited her to the movies. they went to movies and ended as you described. >> just want to be clear i'm understanding this, what she's saying is that he -- the way you would page someone at airport, called a high school, main line because he didn't get her number and said send me this young woman and went out of class and picked up phone to find guy who tried to ask her out at mall on the other line? >> yes. she

. >> beth ryan of "the washington post," thank you so much for coming on. i appreciate it. >>> roy moore for his part, he is pushing back against the allegations and telling mitch mcconnell very specifically, bring it on. while his attorneys are casting doubt on one of the women who is accusing roy moore of sexual assault, saying that it all comes down to a signature in a yearbook. listen. >> look at the 1977 after merry christmas, look at the two 7s and then look below at the 77. and i want to ask you, do you think it was writ bten by the se person? i want you to look at old hickory house which they say judge moore wrote. judge moore says there's no way in the world that's his handwriting. and i want you to look at it. look at some other writing of his and make your own determination. that's what our expert will be doing. for now i'm asking you all to take a look. use your judgment. >> all right. let's bring in cnn's jason carroll in moore's hometown of gadsden, alabama. what are you hearing there? >> look, a lot of things. first of all you can just stand

language talking about the hopeful nature of this and paul ryan has definitely been better when it comes to the messaging. charles: jenny beth, maybe i don't want to get too far ahead here, but assuming that this gets done, certainly the market today says that the so-called smartest guys and gals in the room believe it will. where do we go from here, there are a lot of things backwards, could have bought themselves the trillion dollars if they got the obamacare thing right the first time. talk of the wall, talk of welfare reform. when did they get the wind in their sails? >> they get the wind in their sails, we're up, where they're going to have to pass the bills to fund the government. when that happens, they need to look at exactly what deroy was talking about earlier. we supported, tea party patriots, spending one penny less out of every dollar that the government spends, and i said it a few minutes ago, let's have tax cuts and spending cuts both. that's what we need. charles: jenny beth, after eight years of complaining about debt, deficits and government spending, what happened to that? these were the same people compla