kathleen willey and broderick.isingly al franken could not see him. >> you can tell al franken hello from morgan. he might not remember me. i remember him. very clearly. 17 years later. >> sean: we did reach out to franken's office for a statement. we haven't heard back. joining us now from the media organizer morgan and two women who have accused bill clinton of sexual misconduct. let me start with you, i remember when i interviewed you, first, lisa myers interviewed you first. i interviewed you second. and i took the time to interview all those women at the time. jennifer flowers has been vindicated now. he saw his conduct with monica lewenski. a lot of lying went on. and i remember lisa myers said something. she called you and said the problem is you are too credible. i want you to explain the story and, what the clinton machine did to you. >> you know, sean, that was probably one of the hardest times of my life. i had absolutely spilled out my heart and soul in that interview. i had finally decided to do it wit

juanita broderick and kathleen willey.lintons had a 30-year pass from all democrats about this issue. now they are trying to like grab the high ground. now that the clintons aren't in power potentially in power, now they can speak out. but these women were smeared and slandered and besmirchesd and attacked in unprecedented ways. >> yeah. i mean, sean, remember the clinton saying hey drag a dollar bill through a trailer park and look what you get. what a bunch of disgusting pigs talking about women like that. and, listen, i heard that pelosi clip before you brought me on here. i mean, if you saw me rolling my eyes, zero tolerance? zero tolerance for who? apparently not for democrats. it's a never ending sea of tolerance for democrats. we got al franken and john conyers. these are credible allegations. this is what frustrates the heck out of me out of democrats what's the standard for republicans, allegations are made, just allegations. you are supposed to immediately resign if you are a republican. if you are a democrat not

broderick tweets back: yes, i can imagine.ed by the arkansas attorney general who game governor and president. chelsea saying i am just seeing this. you are right and i apologize for not knowing your story. the world's political parties need to do better and respect the firsthand accounts of victims. i believe you. >> that was an issue during the campaign. there was a lot of discussion about broderick and the accusations she levelled and repeated during the campaign and she was not believed at the time. people believed accusers based on party affiliations rather than substance or credibility of the allegations. >> bret: this is the ultimate washington hypocrisy story. everybody on every side pointing fingers. people choosing teams because of political parties. you saw what al franken said about president trump. you have seen what president trump has done to respond. president trump accused by a number of women on his own and admited to tape to do doing some of the things or being aggressive. this is why people don't like washi

. >> reporter: sue broderick lived in room 215 on the second floor of the south wing, thankful to be standing here talking to us. she came back for the very first time today to see the damage for herself. >> i can't really tell you how i felt. it was horrifying. and i guess i was traumatized. >> reporter: the atf tells nbc 10 the national team of investigators has turned the scene back over to local authorities today. there still is no official cause of the fire, believing it started in the south wing. when you look at a scene like this what goes through your mind? >> it's unbelievable so many people were able to escape. >> reporter: broderick, who lived here for two and a half years was able to walk downstairs, where firefighters unlocked a door to get her out. a more dramatic rescue was caught here on surveillance video with a firefighter throwing a woman over his shoulder. >> unbelievable. unbelievable. it's amazing anybody got out. >> reporter: she looked back at the scene with a heavy heart, knowing four residents did not make it out alive. aaron baskerville, nbc 10 news. >>> me

why are we talking about juan e -- juanita broderick? when someone like jonathan talks about the republican national committee, the rnc basically is donald trump. let's make no doubt that if he picks up the darn phone and tells the guy to get out, he's got real trouble. and even if he doesn't want to get out, even if he doesn't realize what the charges are about, why he's in this pickle, which has nothing to do with policy, it has to do with hitting on teen-agers at minimum, we have the prospect of his winding up going to washington and other than a guy apparently with bad ribs from a fight with a neighbor, he doesn't have much of anybody on his side right now. so two what end do you go whether by southwest or private jet or amtrak to washington? to what end? >> and, anita, you've been around as long as we have but you know mitch mcconnell and can you believe mitch mcconnell is entertaining a conversation that would reduce by one his slim majority in the senate if that's what needs to happen? >> i know, it's really unbelievable. he has s

the very same time that juanita broderick accused president clinton of rape.hat story for a month saying the story wasn't corroborated at that time. they finally aired it in february of 19 the 9. our challenge to nbc news, air the interview in its entirety on nbc and primetime. let the people in this country see and hear and decide for themselves what former president bill clinton is accused of doing. certainly going to be better than those "dateline" reruns ad nauseum that you play. are you going to give them the proper platform that you sat on or is bill clinton and hillary clinton's reputation still important to you? they don't have power anymore. that's all the time we have left this evening. this show will never be the mainstream media. we're fair and balanced. thank you for being with us. set your d.v.r. and never miss an episode. laura ingraham is standing by in d.c. what witty shot are you going to take at me tonight? go ahead. >> laura: i hear you and your family are deep frying a turkey on thursday. is that right? you're deep frying. >> a butterball.

at the very same time that one media broderick accused bill clinton of rape.t interview for a month saying that the story was not cooperated at the time. that's not what lisa myers told juanita, and they aired it in '99. our challenge to nbc news, air the interview in its entirety on nbc in prime time. let the people in this country see and hear and decide for themselves what former president bill clinton is accused of doing. certainly going to be better than the "dateline" reruns that you play. are you going to give juanita the platform that you sat on? or is hillary and bill clinton's reputations still important to you. that's all the time left we have this evening. this show will never be the main stream media. not the destroy-trump-media, we are fair and balanced. dvr, never miss an episode. laura ingraham standing by nbc. what witty comments are you going to take tonight? you and family are deep frying a turkey on thursday. is that right? you're deep frying. >> a butterball. master bit butterball turkey fryer. the best. it takes an hour for a 15 pound tur

for decades, anita broderick claims that bill clinton raped her. denied the allegations. >> i think people are starting to believe and realize that i was truly sexual assaulted by bill clinton. all victims matter. it doesn't matter if you're a democrat or a republican. >> who cares. >> yeah. who cares. or if you're straight or if you're gay or if you believe in god or not. we all have the right to be believed. >> peter baker from "the new york times" writing today, the cultural conversation about women, power and sexual misconduct that has consumed the united states in recent weeks has raised a question that is eagerly promoted by those on the political right as it discomforts those on the political left. what about bill? peter baker, chief "new york times" white house correspondent, peter, let's start by taking folks back to the 1990s and establish that there was actually a range of accusations involving bill clinton from a marital affair, a consensual marital affair to what you heard from anita broderick. >> that's kpablere are all kind different

broderick and determined there was nothing to investigate. think we can all agree he was not a fan of bill clinton. >> the statute of limitations had long since passed. >> he might have found a way. >> shannon: we'll have to leave it there, gentlemen but come back soon. >> we can have our own show. >> shannon: i'd like to be part of it. >> we'll be debating president trump's behavior to women. >> shannon: we'll sell tickets. >>> could investigators start playing hard ball with the justice department in the search for answers over who funded the dirty dossier and whether it was justified to spy on members and we'll talk about the woman behind the controversial videos and our findings, next. rosen has obtained a critical internal memo with a senior memo urged devin nunes to pursue contempt of congress citations against the department of justice and fbi. accusing the agencies of withholding key documents and an fbi witness in the russia probe. tonight it has supported congressional investigators and the doj said the members who chose to attend s

i was on fox the other night and i was being asked about juanita broderick. why are we talking about juanita broderick because the notion, the battle plan up to this point has been to deflect that at all costs. and now it looks like it may be coming to an end. but i should also note when we talk and someone like jonathan talks about the republican national committee, the rnc is basically donald trump. let's make no doubt if he picks up the darn phone and tells the guy to get out, he's got real trouble. and if he doesn't want to get out, even if he doesn't realize what the charges are about, why he's in this pickle which has nothing to do with policy, it has to do with hitting on teenagers at minimum, we have the prospect of his winding up going to washington. and other than a guy apparently with bad ribs with a fight with a neighbor, he doesn't have much of anybody on his side right now. so to what end do you go whether by southwest or private jet to washington and to what end? >> and anita, first of all, you've been around as long as we have, but you know mi

it was the one nita broderick accusation of -- juanita broaddrick accusation of rape.athleen wiley since she was groped in the white house. you don't see republicans trying to destroy the accusers personally in the alabama situation. when the women came through with these allegations against bill clinton, hillary clinton herself called mom monica a narcissistic loonie tune. james carl said about gennifer flowers. stephanopoulos these are bimbos. gloria steinem, feminist icon, defendant bill clinton. >> kimberly: chelsea handler apologized to juanita broaddric broaddrick. >> juan: you misunderstood what i was saying. >> jesse: i would never do that. >> juan: the republican establishment, mitch mcconnell and the senators who have condemned roy moore. that's not what i'm talking about. i'm talking about people like steve bannon, the reluctance on the part of president trump. this is where you see people, including the state of alabama, the alabama republican party, reluctant to say we've got a problem. this is damaging, as gillian said. people in the republican establishm

sue broderick came back for the first time yesterday to see the damage for herself. broderick lived in the south wing, the same area where foi s officials believe the fire started. >> i saw literally a sheet of fire. i'd never seen anything like that before. i can't really tell you how i felt. it was horrifying. and i guess i was traumatized. >> federal investigators are now finished at the scene. they have turned everything over to local investigators. >>> another fire that we're tracking this morning, this time out of cape may county. the fire marshal's office there is trying to determine what exactly caused this blaze that destroyed three beachfront properties. a viewer sent us video and feteoes of the flame early yesterday morning. nobody was inside the homes at the time. a firefighter had minor injuries but is expected to be okay. >>> water service is back on this morning after a water main break in roxborough. neighbors tell nbc 10 they called the water department thursday night to report the problem, but crews said they let the water run so they would not inte

juanita broderick, juanita jones, kathleen willey and yes, there were many others.rand was running for office in 2006, whom did she call to help her raise money? bill clinton, of course. and she, like many democratic women before her, had no problem at all turning a deaf ear to the complaints of sexual harassment that had dogged clinton for decades. and you know why? because, let's face it, he was an uber fundraiser. he was fantastic at it. but, with sex pigs now being called to account for their misdeeds in the wake of the weinstein scandal, well, democrats have suddenly discovered a moral conscience. and now they even see their former heroes with new eyes. bill clinton wasn't a degenerate when he appeared at every democratic convention since he left office. and i guess he wasn't a bad degenerate sexual harasser when he was feted in new york at the clinton foundation gallis. he wasn't a sex pig last month when he campaigned for phil murphy in new jersey. but now that his wife has lost the presidency and bill is under new scrutiny, he is suddenly a leper to the part

they can no longer ignore allegations made by juanita broderick.portantly hillary clinton has never been asked to my knowledge did you verbally intimidate the rape survivor as yua juanita roderick alleges. >> you know why they are not answering that question because they are still trying to figure out why they lost in 2016. she came up with another excuse today. i can't keep track of it you know what? i keep telling her just go back in the woods, hillary. enough. wouldgo ahead, kevin. >> why aren't they asking barack obama to campaign? that's what donna brazile is essentially saying. she gave him credit for saving america. but she won't bring him out to campaign. she explained he lost all these seats. the democrats have nothing. this is a fun time for conservatives. enjoy, people. >> judge jeanine: he lost all the seats and he left the dnc broke. >> you are right. all right, larry, kevin, thanks for being with us. and coming up, hillary clinton wants you to think that that uranium one scandal is much to do about nothing. we'll explain why this scan

the first politician to be in that position, as you know, that's why we know the name wan neat ta broderick and jennifer flowers. paula jones. all this stuff has been there before. people in public office, even people in public office do have the right to defend themselves. i think that's what he's got to do and he needs to do it credibly. >> the fact that you're even comfortable with defending this, it's disturbing to me. >> there you go again tara. >> because you have yet to come out and condemn this. >> tara, there you go again. >> there you go again. >> you can try to use the reagan line on me. >> what should he do? >> are you -- i'm asking you. are you comfortable with someone like this not -- it's not even this. he was unfit before. but are you comfortable with that? >> i note you're out there in california, expert of what's going on in alabama. >> actually i'm right in new york. and i'm from new jersey. >> new york. that's a lot better. but let me say this. >> i don't know what has to do with anything. >> he has been in -- i hope i'm not on trial with you, the judge, i'd love to see

has been on economic growth whatever the cost i do believe you know people want jobs people want broderick's people want factories are and those are the risible signs of progress right usually seem to be you know ok we've got a little you know that's something that we need to do. a real had to do in order to industrialize the overnight but i think that's probably going as increases. civic movements and i gather a p s i think a lot of governments will have to be sensitive to these issues. citizens' initiatives like help delhi green thinking the pressure they want the government to tackle the problem after ratifying the paris climate accord last year the indian government is taking some steps it's drawn up plans to overhaul or shut down some of the country's coal fired power plants. the agricultural sector is also coming under pressure every year farmers around the capital burn off the stubble left from harvesting rice to make space for the winter crop of wheat the thick plumes of smoke waft into the city that alone accounts for one quarter of delhi's air pollution surrendered and jonah has be

you see aeneida broderick coming back and having their day and saying, why didn't you believe us? and you see not just conservatives cackling over that but liberals saying maybe we should rethink what we thought in the 1990's, maybe we shouldn't have been so quick to defend him simply because he's from our party and agrees with the things we agree with, most prominently, kristen gillibrand, campaigned with the help of bill and hillary clinton say that she thinks now, in the light of hindsight, that bill clinton should have resigned in 1998 when the monica lewinski scandal happened. >> when i was talking with white house officials about our discussion, they said the markets are up and gorsuch's on the supreme court and we've filled lower courts with many conservative nominations, we're so frustrated that they're not getting enough credit for that and i said most presidents struggle to get their achievements to be at the front and center of national politics because there's controversy and scandal and other political drama. it's not unusual for a white house to be frustrated like th

corralled by broderick washington, first to make contact. >> spencer: washington is an solute load.comes hellbent for election. number 96. out of longview, texas, working on that end -- that defensive tackle position he plays with such integrity to be able to set that edge, not let anybody outside of him but getty when he needs to get -- but get nasty when he needs to get inside. >> tim: second and eight. >> spencer: holding. >> mike: foreman's got it. he jitterbugs past the 30. down to the 37. >> spencer: it's coming back. >> tim: we've a marker down behind the line of scrimmage. the flag resting at the 20. >> referee: holding. offense. number 55. 10-yard penalty from the previous spotment replay second down. >> tim: that's their best offensive line who just got back last week. connor williams. >> spencer: he's holding on the outside. so dominant last week against west virginia, made a huge difference, caught for holding on that play. it's going to take him back. moonwalk back. >> tim: he had the same problem after the week three game with u.s.c. >> spencer: just five penalties for

corralled by broderick washington, first to make contact. >> spencer: washington is an absolute load.llbent for election. number 96. out of longview, texas, working on that end -- that defensive tackle position he plays with such integrity to be able to set that edge, not let anybody outside of him but getty when he needs to get -- but get nasty when he needs to get inside. >> tim: second and eight. >> spencer: holding. >> mike: foreman's got it. he jitterbugs past the 30. down to the 37. >> spencer: it's coming >> tim: we've a marker down behind the line of scrimmage. the flag resting at the 20. >> referee: holding. offense. number 55. 10-yard penalty from the previous spotment replay second down. >> tim: that's their best offensive line who just got back last week. connor williams. >> spencer: he's holding on the outside. so dominant last week against west virginia, made a huge difference, caught for holding on that play. it's going to take him back. moonwalk back. >> tim: he had the same problem after the week three game with u.s.c. >> spencer: just five penalties for 37 yards but

juanita broderick spoke to the press ahead of the presidential debate. >> bill clinton raped me and hillary clinton threatened me. i tonight think there's any comparison. >> reporter: the national debate over sexual misconduct has led to a reassessment of mr. clinton's behavior. an investigation of sexual harassment claims eventually led to his impeachment when he lied under oath about his affair with white house intern monica lewinsky. >> i misled people, including even my wife. i deeply regret that. >> reporter: one prominent senate democrat, kristen gillibrand of new york, was asked if in today's context, mr. clinton should have stepped down. >> yes, i think that is the appropriate response, but, um, i think things have changed today, and i think under those circumstances, there should be a very different reaction. >> reporter: back to this white house, press secretary sarah sanders said today the president has addressed the moore allegations. he has not. the official white house position is they were extremely troubling but it is up to the voters of alabama to decide if moore is fit for

broderick responded this week with a tweet of her own. >> this is getting momentum.ving a moral and ethical crisis that they have to confront. >> i feel like, though, it's political convenient at this point. in 1997 when this broke, i was 23. i was working on capitol hill for a republican member of congress. we were working on the balance the budget amendment and welfare reform. then this happened. i remember being so upset. you could not see any of the democrats, women's groups coming out to defend monica lewinsky. even now with the current allegations, if it's a democrat that is accused the republicans believe all of those accuser. if it's a republican accused. the democrats believe all of their accusers. now senator gillibrand said we are in a different time now. what is different now? the president of the united states is not bill clinton and it's not a democrat. there is nothing to be gained from going out against clinton anymore. >> can i add something? something poignant at the time. the oregon senator was run out of office for doing stuff. >> yes. >> there we

settled sexual harassment lawsuits by multiple women and was accused of forcible rape by one ada broderick. here she is recounting the alleged rape. >> and then he did it again. i was so ready for him to lead me alone when he started raping me again. it was very brief and then he got up and straightened himself my mouth was bleeding and hurting. he just straightened himself and goes to the door. >> jesse: bible is defended by the media. feminist, and the entire democratic party. times have changed. here's senator kristin gibran, democrat of new york. >> is it your view that president clinton should've stepped on at that time in the allegations? >> yes. i think that is the appropriate response. >> that sent shockwaves at the democratic party. the clinton family loyalist, philip brains. he said can star spent $70 million on a consensual blowjob. the senate voted to keep protests but not enough for you senator joe brantley her attorney years you took the clinton's money, hypocrite. interesting strategy for 2020 primaries. best of luck. jenna may not to break it down, author and conservative c

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. >> there-- in the stories that seen, involving juanita broderick and others that raise real doubts about what happened. i don't think that to relitigate them now in the absence of some -- >> you're right. it's unfortunate that all of the women's traumas are being politicized, but that's politics. >> alleged traumas. >> alleged traumas. and now you are mentioning the word alleged. a lot of people on the left are aggravated that people are calling the al franken touching of the breasts alleged. there's a picture. >> it's not alleged. >> this woman was sleeping. there's no consent there. >> so it's not alleged. it happened. >> that picture is priceless. >> but a lot of democrats are upset because a lot of republicans are calling -- democrats, i'm sorry, saying it's alleged. it's not alleged. we have the photographic evidence. bill maher is a friend of al franken. he talked about this photo of al franken mock groping leann tweeden. "al, it's creepy. and it's not science fiction." then he went on to say that franken doesn't deserve to lumped in with roy moore, harvey weinstein and presi

you were laughing when trump broad out broderick and the other victims of bill clinton. >> during the debate. >> should donald trump resign? >> the media blew it up. now there's -- al freckle be a victim of this climate change as he should. get him out right now. he's a low-life. the whole rape culture was fostered by the people that apologized for bill clinton and hillary clinton. >> it's across political lines. we've seen -- what we've seen -- he's saying it was forgiven because let's be honest, bill clinton had the right politics on abortion -- >> guys, guys -- >> what we've seen in the last month is that sexual harassment and assault crosses party lines, crosses the media. it crosses democrats, republicans, independents. this is not a democratic or a republican problem. >> i would like to weigh-in on this. >> thank you. >> i have witnessed this first hand more than once with anthony wiener. maybe the most repugnant person that ever crossed my path in my life here in the workplace even. i'm not talking about sexual harassment. i'm talking about a demeaning treatment of women. you d

making fresh complaints at the time, physical evidence, one either broderick.ow you see wait a second. conyers is iconic. therefore get your fruit of the loom on. sit in your underwear. it's all good. geraldo tried this with me the other night. [laughter] on the air, on hannity. he said conyers, older guy, not that sexy. i said that's not the standard. is not whether he is david beckham or not. he said, he was a little guy -- an old guy. >> greg: mental faculties, saying he wasn't aware his robe was open. it >> jesse: they said he showed up in his robe on a number of locations at public events. >> greg: maybe it is more sad. >> juan: he is 80h. >> dana: he's been in congress for 50 years. >> juan: longest serving member. >> dana: about the issue, whether we should have total transparency. sometimes mdas are there to protect the victim. i think victims deserve a say. >> kimberly: to honor the law and the contract and protect both sides. >> greg: do you think mdas are prolong the problem? >> dana: hit doesn't mean there couldn't be a victim who says i don't want

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juanita broderick, paula jones. none of those have been adjudicated the same way as ken starr. >> senator gillibrand is going to have to be careful. she's been a leader on a lot of these issues, especially assault in the military. they are retroactively applying them is a very tricky business. the character and the forth rightness becomes part of the story. senator franken, for example, the first nonapology, i don't really remember it. if anybody is upset, i apologize. a couple hours later he does it exactly the right way. how i felt doesn't matter. it's what i did and who i let down. he was specific and contrite. h talked about consequences. that's the way it is supposed to work. >> there is unfortunately much more to talk about. we'll get to all of it. roy moore refuse to go exit the alabama senate race. new polling shows some supporters may be jumping ship. a look at the latest numbers next. ee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop

." >> stephen: the matthew broderick "godzilla." >> no, '86, rubber monster godzilla.s a kid. and my mom told me, "you're going to be scared. it's a scary movie." i said no-- i had been to the circus recently and i got this sword. i'm like, "i'm going to bring my sword and i can't wait to fight godzilla in the theater." my dad brought all of my cousins there. there were, like, 10 of us. we were in a whole row of the theater and i don't even make it through the opening credits-- and i still haven't seen this movie. all i remember in the opening there is something happening on the ship and there is water dripping down. it feels very scary. and so i told my dad i wanted to leave. and he was like, "well, if nothing's happening yet, we could actually stay." and so i stood up on the seat of the theater holding my sword and said, "my moment said that if i wanted to leave, we could leave." ( laughter ) and my dad said, "that is what she said, and we're leaving." so we got all the cousins and we left the theater ( applause ). >> stephen: and they cried? >> yeah, then they cried

and you can't forget juanita broderick, she said that bill clinton raped her in 1978. she describes an encounter where hillary tried to silence her. that's who the clintons are. what they did to these women is reprehensible. clinton's 1992 presidential campaign came up with the term bimbo eruptions to describe the women who made accusations against bill. george stephanopolous said hillary said we have to destroy her when describing one much bill's accusers. and watch how george handled one person that threatened to leak information to the press. >> what about the names, i can send you names, addresses and phone numbers of people you had an affair with. it isn't true. it's completely (bleep). if you said that bill clinton is father of an illegitimate black child people would think you're crazy. if you do this, i guarantee you, you'll never work in democratic politics gem. maybe you don't want. to you will be embarrassed nationally. people will think, nobody will believe you. and people will think you're scummy. the alternative is you don't do it, because people tomorrow

clinton did in the time he was doing it -- regardless of whether he accepts or denies the claims from brodericknd others. if that happened in the current climate, can you imagine the why that bill clinton will be treated, even for the things that he admitted doing? the world has changed a lot since then. part of the reason that politics is as gross as it is today was based on the decisions that the clintons made to destroy the accusers and brazen everything out with absolute total shamelessness. >> shannon: that's true. we talked earlier today about chris hayes, an anchor on another network, and he even said this, not a conservative guy. as gross and cynical and hypocritical, what about bill clinton stuff. it's also true that the democrats in the center left are overdue for real reckoning against the allegations. let's hear from someone else, steve bannon. he was the one who encouraged voters to encourage them to go for roy moore. >> what it would get the republican party to back off? where's the leadership of mitch mcconnell and where's the leadership of paul, do you know what it is? it's like

he was accused of raping juanita broderick. kathleen willey and jones.ng the to the cush. do you find that to be political? what is it? >> without relitigating all that what are we going to do. we passed a measure requiring mandatory training. before the end of the year high likelihood pass either another senate rule or legislation to outline the best way to handle these kind of cases in the future. under any circumstances, whatever is passed, any member of congress ought to be personally liable, personally liable for any for any case that he or she loses. >> laura: have you in favor of unmasking the names of those in any type of settlement group over in the house? >> retroactively? >> laura: there is a whole bunch of people whose names are unknown. even apparently to the congressman who is in charge of the committee that is supposedly oversees it. >> my attitude about that i want to wait and see what the women of the senate recommend on that and other issues we are talking about. >> laura: it could be possible that we will never learn. >> i want to see

district 7 maximum of one cannabis retail at any time on taravel district 7 portion and between broderick and van ness. and page 29, 12 through 13, this is district 2. page 34, line 23 maximum one cannabis retail use permitted at any given time in upper phil fillmore street mcd. page 38 lines 9 through 10, maximum of one in -- sorry no more than three in the excelsior district. this was adopted last monday. page 43, line 17, sacramento street maximum of one cannabis retail use mcd. page 48 lines 1 through 2 maximum of one cannabis retail in the west portal ncd and i skipped through district four i did fot make any changes there as i said i would last week, but i'm not doing that for the sake of comprehensive legislation. >> supervisor tang, while we're there planning department staff, why are all of the descriptions of the ncs crossed out 739, 740, 741, 742? >> that's a correction to your favorite article 7 ordinance. they were in there as a formatting error. we're correcting that there. it shouldn't be there. >> i wondered why all of a sudden that had anything to do with cannabis. this i

paula jones, i interviewed kathleen willy, i had one of two interviews at the time with juanita broderick. the democratic party, they excused all of that behavior, they talked about dragging dollars through trailer parks, about some of these women, and they started a smear campaign against monica lewinsky, clinton's surrogate. and hillary clinton took money from countries that abuse women. kill guys and lesbians and persecute christians and jews. i watch democrats, all outraged now, and they can believe everything they want to believe. but this isn't out of principle, this is out of politics. this is out of their hope that the republicans implode and that they can steal the alabama senate seat. this is opportunity for them. democratic party has a reckoning that they have to go through. because he went with a 22-year-old girl and he's the president of the united states? >> in the oval office. >> sean: in the oval office. >> i think that's what good for the goose is good for the gander. that's why i believe there has to be some standard. now, i've heard could men day for after commentator a

throw down the stairs, bimbo eruptions, chelsea handler tweeted an apology last night to juanita broderick not knowing her story. your tweet read, you are right, i apologize to you for not knowing your story. democrats along with republicans and a the rest of the world's political parties need to do a better and respect first-hand accounts of victims. i believe you. joining us for if the reaction to the opening monologue tomi lahren, jessica tarlov i call him senator group. he is grabbing a sleeping woman's breast. wewe have the evidence. >> irrefutable as you said in the opening monologue. democrats have been swift to condemn it, have not seen anybody -- and he called a foreign investigation into his own r actions. considering the irresponsible actions that set this all off, and most importantly we have to consider the fact that we are officially in the territory of no partisan affiliation with us. we have gross guys on both sides of the aisle, and we should not be making any arguments on the basis of who we would like to see in office. >> sean: it is interesting, in the case of the roy m

broderick tells us she lived in the south wing which is the same area where fire officials believe the around and saw literally a sheet of fire. i'd never seen anything like that before. i can't really tell you how i felt. it was horrifying and i guess i was traumatized. >> fire investigators and federal investigators with the atf have wrapped up their work at the scene. they've now turned it over to local police. >>> just ahead we'll talk sports here. >> they took a two game lead as they tried to correct their losing streakmism. >>> also ahead a dog looking for a new home. that's straight ahead. stepping into the unknown. it can be difficult to find the way. but with the compassion and security of independence blue cross obstacles become openings. as we have for nearly 80 years, we'll continue to light the way with the card accepted in all 50 states. giving you the power to shine forward to whatever awaits tomorrow. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> welcome back. i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. and we're tracking temperatures finally starting to warm a bit. 39 in

flanagan points to a 1998 op-ed by gloria steinem which overlooked broderick to argue even if the allegations true, the president is not guilty of sexual harassment, he is accused of having made a gross dumb and reckless pass. president clinton took no for an answer. if the widespread liberal response to the accusations against bill clinton she concludes found their natural consequence 20 years later in the behavior of harvey weinstei. on the side of signal leftist causes, and you can do what you want in the privacy of your offices and hotel rooms. >> will bill clinton has been a great voice for women in public, and a great violator of women in private. that has all been adjudicated, he has been impeached, he has paid a price. now what we need to do is to call out men, callout all men to be accountable for saying what they see. >> liberal men are also charming and with msnbc host chris hayes tweeting as gross and cynical and hypocritical as the right's a lot about bill clinton stuff is, it's also true that democrats and the center left are overdue for real reckoning with the allegations again

we have juanita broderick, much more serious than anything else.willie with her charges. how do you put them into this question of what should be done now moving forward in 2017? >> i think moving forward, what people are asking is that democrats be consistent with believing women. and i think that's what gillibrand was getting to. when these allegations came up, people did not immediately believe women. we had people, including gloria steinem, hillary clinton and other democrats try to discredit these women in a way very similar to what we're seeing roy moore do, as well as donald trump involving the women that have accused them of inappropriate behavior. so whether or not bill clinton got impeached or was criticized or received negative pushback, the main focus is just how much women were not believed when they came forward against the president. >> and let's do better. it could be politics, business. in power circles, more junior people get taken advantage of. let's listen to them and try to be better. >> absolutely. >> i think people thought, b

who supports the president and supports steve bannon, for example, i think those of us who believe broderick and believe kathleen willie, i was speaking loudly in favor of inviting them to the debate in order to set is clintons back on their heels. if we're inclined to believe them, those of us who are supports of the president need to take a look at judge moore through that lens because if they're believable, then so are these two. >>> ivanka trump weighing in. >>> the shocking disclosure about how much taxpayer money has gone to settle sexual harassment claims and other claims in congress and how many lawmakers right now are accused of misconduct. each year sarah climbs 58,007 steps. that's the height of mount everest. because each day she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics. clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain, by reducing the shock and stress that travel up her body with every step she takes. so keep on climbing, sarah. you're killing it