e. jean carole in 1987 about a decade before the alleged attack.s for why she's coming forward now, death threats, being dismissed, being dragged through the mud and joining the 15 women who have come forward with the credible story how he grabbed, badgered, belittled, malled, molested them to see him turn it around never sounded like much fun. it's taken e. jean carole years to come forward but now she is speaking out. she'll join my colleague lawrence o'donnell as a guest on "the last word." we'll be right back. ight back. what is that? uh mine, why? it's just that it's... lavender. yes it is, it's for men but i like the smell of it laughs ♪ play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, blem. and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life. my doctors again ordered me to take aspirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. listen to the doctor. take it seriously.

e. jean carol claims mr. ed her in a dressing room in the new york city department store in the mid 1990s. carol said she's glad she's not the president's type. >>> ten years ago today, singer michael jackson died at the age of 350 of a fatal overdose. and now a decade later amid persistent claims of sexual abuse, many struggle with how to view the pop star's legacy. chriss martinez explains. >> reporter: on hollywood boulevard's walk of fame, for many michael jackson's star remains a must-see. jamia sanders and stephanie athelon are michael jackson super fans who came here solely to find the singer's star ten years after his death. their love for jackson is as strong as ever. >> you don't just lose your love for michael jackson, like, it's something that's like timeless. >> reporter: for some fans jackson's legacy is not quite what it once was. >> i was 7 years old. >> reporter: earlier this year the hbo documentary leaving never land re-ignited allegations that one of the best-selling artists in music histor

e. jean carol is reckoning with the fact she encountered donald trump. her version of that.ntered donald trump and thought it was going to be this funny thing. going to try on this lingerie and she just felt like she egged it on, playing along and in some ways, blames herself. >> so many victims feel that way. >> so many victims do. but it was so powerful to have her friends now speaking on the record because the other person she shared her story with is carol martin who was a long time anchor, news anchor here in new york. so these are both journalists, both people you know who don't actually tend to make up facts and who remember these phone calls and these sit-downs with e. jean carol some 20 years ago when it happened and i think we have the right sound bite now of lisa trying to encourage her friend to go to the police. >> i said, let's go to the police. no. come to my house. no. i'll take you to police. no. it was 15 minutes of my life. it's over. don't ever tell anybody. i just had to tell you. >> and of course, poppy, you know, it's not uncommon for people not to rep

e. jean carol. and her formal husband and donald trump and his first wife at the event. >> joining me now is e. jean carol who broke this silence. what do we need men for in modest proposal? >> thank you so much for being here. >> thank you joy for having me. >> it is quite brave of you to come forward with these allegations now. there are six women who accused donald trump of sexually assault including yourself and kristin anderson and jessica leeds and summer zervos and jill harth. you are the only one that's doing it while he's a sitting president. >> i had not thought about that until you just said it. >> yes. >> hopefully everyone on the show watches this regularly. if you can briefly explain what happened for those who may have not seen that interview. >> well, i had difficulty writing about this and i am a writer. talking about this is very difficult. you will have to bear with me. >> i apologize for having to ask. i understand that. >> i understand. so, i was leading the most wonderful depar

e. jean carol.ay it with great respect, number one, she's not my type. number two, it never happened, it never happened, okay. when asked if she was lying he said quote totally lying. the columnist is telling the story of what she says happened for the first time. >> described what happened. >> reporter: author and columnist is standing firmly by her claim that donald trump sexually assaulted her in a department store dressing room. >> the minute he closed that door i was banged up against the wall. >> he slammed you against the wall. >> hit my head really hard. >> carol is detailing the alleged attack for the first time in her new book. the now 75-year-old columnist says she had a chance encounter with trump in the 1990s. but she says what began as a light hearted exchange turned violent when they ended up in a dressing room. >> he pulled down my tights. it was a fight. i want women to know that i did not stand there. i did not freeze. i fought. and it was over very quickly. it was against my will

e. jean carol accuses of attacking her. he says former anchor made unwanted advances years ago. he denies it >>> now to the military courtroom in san diego a lot of people are reelin after the bombshell dropped in the middle of a war crimes trial of a navy seal tonight new testimony after another seal took the stand and said he was the one who actually killed the prisoner. steve patterson with more. >> reporter: today navy chief the defense optimistic admitting to a stunned courtroom that it was he, not gallagher, who killed an injured isis detainee gallagher's defense team said a sloppy investigation led to the surprise confession. >> this is a shotty investigation. no investigator or prosecutor asked the question of what is the cause of death how much more embarrassment is the navy going to take before they say enough? >> scott is one of seven navy seals granted immunity in exchange for testimony if determined he lied on the stand, he can be charged with perjury. prosecutors will not drop premeditated murder charges against gallagher saying the credibility of a witness is for

e. jean carol was hesitant to come forward and saw the army of women come out and make allegations againstit doesn't seem to make a difference and she blamed herself for her encounter with donald trump two decades ago and now she's sharing her story with cnn. >> reporter: tonight e. jean carol is standing firmly by the claim that donald trump sexually assaulted her in a department store dressing room two decades ago. >> the minute he closed that door, i was banged up against the wall. >> he slammed you against the wall. >> yeah. hit my head hard. boom. >> reporter: she's detailing the alleged attack for the first time in her new book "what do we need men for" and the el lemagazine columnist had a chance encounter with him at bergdorf goodman in the 90s and it turned violent when they ended up in a dressing room. >> he pulled down my tights and it was a fight. it was a -- i want women to know that i did not stand there, i did not freeze. no, i fought. and it was over very quickly. it was against my will. 100%. and i ran away. >> reporter: carol goes into more graphic detail in her book writ

e. jean carole in 1987 about a decade before the alleged attack.for why she's coming forward now all these years later, she says, quote, receiving death threats, being driven from my home, being in dismissed, being dragged through the mud and joining the 15 women who have come forward with the credible story how he grabbed, badgered, belittled, malled, molested and assaulted them only to see the man turn it around, deny, threaten and attack them, never sounded like much fun. it's taken e. jean carroll years to come forward but now she is speaking out. she'll join my colleague lawrence o'donnell as a guest on "the last word." we'll be right back. join t-mobile. 1. do you like netflix? sure you do. that's why it's on us. 2. unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. 3. no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. still think you have a better deal? bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the

e. jean carol claims trump assaulted her two decades ago in a new york department store dressing room. >> it was over very quickly and against my will 100%. >> reporter: carol said she's coming forward now because she wants the president to face consequences. >> he denies it. he turns it around. he attacks and he threatens. >> reporter: trump is denying the claims. >> it is a totally false accusation. >> reporter: jake, one other notable thing that the treasury secretary said is they asked to add iran top diplomat to the sanctions and it is a last-minute decision because he was not included on the list that the treasury department sent out and it would happen later this week when breaks with the long-standing announcement of sanctions for fear they could be evaded before going into effect. >> kaitlan collins at the white house. jen ptaki, president trump tweeted about the strait of hormuz and china. why are we protecting the shipping lanes for other countries for zero compensation. all of the countries should be protecting their own ships on what has always been a dangerous journey. we d

e. jean carol accuses of attacking her. she says thatorr cbs ceo les munvez made unwanted advances to her some 20 years ago. he denies the allegations to new york magazine. >>> now to the military courtroom after a lot of people eling after the bombshell dropped in the middle of a war crimes trial of a navy seal ayou kuzed of killing a teenage prisoner. tonight new testimony after another seal took the stand and said he was the one lewho actually kil the prisoner. steve patterson with more. >> reporter: today navy chiefeal edward wallagher walking into courtith renewed confidence. the defense optimistic after shocking testimony from,orey scott admitting to a stunned urtroom that it was he, not gallagher, who killed an injured isis detainee. describing the act as a mercy killing.ag gar's defense team said a sloppy investigation led to the surprise confession. >> this is a shotty investigation. r or nvestiga prosecutor asked the question of what is the cause of death. how much more embarrassment is the navy going to take fo b

e. jean caroll becomes one of at least 17 women who have accused president trump of sexual misconduct or assault. the president says they are all liars. now, carroll says she never reported the incident to police. she was afraid of retaliation. but abc news spoke with two of her friends who did not want to be named, they back her account, telling us she confided in them. david? >> tom llamas, thank you. >>> in other news tonight, to the girl scouts camping tragedy that took the life of a girl scout. 11-year-old isabel meyer dying when a massive tree came down. a number of other girl scouts were hurt when they were all pinned. the county sheriff fighting back tears. and here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, a family and community mourning the death of 11-year-old isabelle meyer, after a freak accident at this girl scout camp in southwest indiana. she was out with a group just before noon monday hiking down a steep gravel hill heading to the mess hall when tragedy came crashing down. >> i'm at camp koch girl scout camp, and we've had a tree fall on a group of girls. >> reporter:

e. jean carol was. i was not aware of her advice column before this all came up.ng with people, she is actually a very well-known figure. and that is the first time that donald trump has been accused by somebody well-known in that sense, or temple tagg may have been contestants. but this is somebody who is fairly prominent herself. the comments you were just talking about saying she was not attractive enough to rape, which is a shocking answering rather than i would never rape anyone. and the reality is at the time that this happened, the one photo we have where they're all together, you know, she is a beautiful blond woman. trying to attack her looks make no sense because at the time that wasn't the issue. the issue is whether or not he cornered her in this dressing room and raped her. and it is pretty simple. i got to say what really kind of depresses me, nicolle, about this era is the idea that donald trump potentially just outright raping a woman is priced into his celebrity into his brand in a way that most media and most people shrug it off. if we get to the

e. jean carole is, quote, totally lying when she claims he sexually assaulted her in a new york city departmenttore. mr. trump tells the hill this, quote, i'll say this with great respect, number one, she's not my type. number two. it never happened. watch carole's reaction when the president reads these remarks. >> i'll say it with great respect. number one, she's not my type. number two. it never happened. it never happened, okay. >> i love that. i am so glad i am not his type. i am so glad. this is -- this was 20 years ago. and i probably was at that moment in that five-minutes the most attractive woman in bergdorf's, in that one bit of time. >> carole has been an advice columnist for elle magazine for 26 years. she alleges mr. trump attacked her in one of the dressing rooms. >>> president trump refusing to reveal whether he has confidence in fbi director chris wray. he was asked by the hill about his can have against wray. the president replied, well, we'll see how it turns out. i mean, i disagree with him on that. here's what mr. trump recently told abc news. >> this is somebody that said,

e. jean carol in a dressing room more than 20 years ago. >> a false accusation. >> carol raised the allegationsing book "what do we need men for: a modest proposal." excerpts were published friday in a new york magazine. she addressed the issue with trump in an interview. >> i walked in. he shut the door behind us and threw me up against the wall and kissed me. i couldn't believe it. >> according to carol, she tried to laugh off the situation and you that doesn't work. that's when she realized how serious it was. >> was it was a second to reach in through my opening of the front through the donna karan dress and pull down my tights. that's when my brain went on. that's when the adrenaline started and it became a fight. >> in graphi detail, carroll describes what happens next, writing a new york magazine, quote, he opens the overcoat, unzips his pants and forcing his fingers around my private area thrusts his penis halfway or completely, i'm not certain, inside me. carroll says she was eventually able to push him away and make her way out of the store. in an interview with cnn, carroll says she

e. jean carol about an encounter with trump close to 20 years ago at a changing room here in new york.r description, it started out light hearted and became a fight after he forced himself on her and violated her sexually. she told her story on this network friday night. here again a portion of the conversation. >> it became a fight. and it was -- it hurt. and it was against my will. and it -- i don't know where i got the strength, because he was big. i think f i was stomping my foot. i had my hand bag. i never put it down. i had no idea. the only reason i know i'm holding it is because when i got out in the street, i still had it in my hand. somehow i got my knee up and pushed him back. and the minute he backed up, i was out the door. i felt the situation was my fault. i blamed myself for that. i said i am the stupidest woman who has ever walked. and i did that for years. and i still can't kick that feeling that it was my fault. it's hard to get rid of that. >> the president denied ever having met her, but a photo shows the two of them at a new york gathering years ago. the president

e. jean carol.spoken to two friends about the attack shortly after the incident. but those friends, two women, at the time did not go public. now both have. both spoke on the record to "the new york times" and randy kaye tonight has the story. >> reporter: if you heard the story you'll want to listen to this. >> i remember her saying repeatedly he pulled down my tights. >> reporter: thetes lisa, long time friend of e. jean carroll's. >> the minute i was in there he shut the door and pushed me against the wall, and banged my head on the wall and held me over the shoulder and i was wearing a coat dress and tights. and he pulled down the tights. >> reporter: carroll says they were in the lingerie section when it happened. >> you're saying there was actual penetration? >> yes. >> reporter: her friend remembers her sharing that, too, all those years ago. >> honestly, you did say he put his penis in me. and i said -- my face just did it. what? he raped you? and you said he -- he kept pulling -- he pulled

e. jean caroll when she talked about why she didn't come one of sooner, which w the first things that was sort of leveraged at her, and she knew would be. sand she d, you know, i had no desire to joint ranks of those women facing death threats and troll and, you know, people calling th liars, or theli president ca them too ugly to sexually assault." >> brangham: and we should say again for the record enat the preshas 100% denied all of these accusations. but what does it say to yotu tha we still seem to have a very difficult time reckoning with the seriousnessof these allegations, even today, in the "me too" era? >> i think it's incredible. just the notion that women get raped is because they're botractive and not because it's an insult and aut power is very wrong-headed. and i think that we like to think there's been so much growth. and, clearly, the media-- and i would-- and evesort political establishment, to some extent-- is evolving on this. but i think this shows that we're not anywhere close to wherwe thought we were an where we like to consider ourselves to. >> brangham: lucia gra

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e. jean carol, said he assaulted her.tograph that suggests otherwise. we look at testimony from robert mueller. there's an absence of concern. congressional republicans seem to be casting about for more conversation. lindsey graham tweeting, after the debate, the trump third term thing is looking better and better. i will turn to the author of the tweet first. you lay it out there. we've talked about this and you've written about this. the exhaustion and fatigue associated with all of this. did something change this week, as you look at reaction to this? it seemed particularly bad. >> again, the things he did were particularly bad, even by his own extraordinarily degraded standards. we're used to trump being a self-admitted sexual assaulter. there's other allegations of rape. in a sworn deposition. this is one where we have witnesses. the two women that she told -- the two women that she told at the time have come forward to confirm her account. her account is similar. he throws women against the wall and uses his weight

e. jean carroll called another friend, veteran news anchor, carol martin. >> from what i could sense of you, you were handling it, as you handle things. >> reporter: her advice, very different from birnbach's. >> i said, "don't tell anybody. i wouldn't tell anybody this." >> reporter: and carroll didn't. until now, when she describes the alleged sexual assault in graphic detail in her new book. the president dismisses her claims, telling the hill, "i'll say it with great respect -- number one, she's not my type. number two, it never happened." carroll has been attacked by skeptics. even now, she doesn't use the word rape to describe what happened to her, saying today, "it was an episode. it was a fight, not a crime." her two friends say they're coming forward now to back her up. tom? >> david, thank you. >>> now, to the humanitarian crisis at the border. late today, the house voting in favor of the senate's $4.6 billion emergency aid package. speaker nancy pelosi reluctantly supporting the bill, hoping to rush resources to migrant children in government holding facilities right now befo

e. jean carroll's accusation of sexual assault by president trump. the women are both journalists and friends of carolo the times to back up carroll's account, an accusation he denies here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: e. jean carroll said moments after she was assaulted by donald trump in a department store in the mid 90s, she called her friend fellow writer lisa bernbauch. >> i remember her saying repeatedly he pulled down my tights >> reporter: her friend and former tv host were interviewed by megan tooey by "the new york times. recalling the phone conversation which ended in an argument about what to do next. >> let's go to the police. come to my house no, i want to go home. i'll take you to the days later she spoke with martin >> i said, don't be tell anybody. >> reporter: her friend was concerned about her going public because donald trump was such a powerful man last weekend the president denied the incident happened or even knowing carroll >> i have no idea who this woman is this is a woman who is wlo has also accused other men of things, as you know. it is a totally false accusation >>

but her other friend carol martin told e. jean carroll keep this to yourself he is too powerful.lutely bury you. and ultimately that's what e. jean carroll did for more than 20 years. he kept this to himself. more powerful now that we know there are these two women both prominent personalities confirming e. jean carroll's accounts. >> it's always so important when dealing with cases like this that are decades old. >> their stories exactly match what she told us on monday. their stories -- i mean, they use the same language exactly. from that long ago. so it's stuck with all of them. what happened, what she says happened in that dressing room. so sarah, thank you for that update. >>> all right. a really important milestone. 50 years ago today riots broke out outside the stonewall inn here in new york city galvanizing the lgbt rights. the patrons fought back after a police raid after years of discrimination. now thousands are expected to mark that historic act of violence at the site that is now a national monument. polo, this is the cite. there's going to be a lot of people there.

e. jean carroll called another friend, veteran news anchor carol martin. >> from what i could sense of youhandling it, as you handle things. >> reporter: her advice very different from birnbach's. >> i said, don't tell anybody. i wouldn't tell anybody this. >> reporter: carroll didn't until now, when she describes the alleged sexual assault in graphic detail in her new book. the president dismisses her claims telling "the hill," i'll say it with great respect, number one, she's not my type. number two, it never happened. carroll has been attacked by skeptics and even now she doesn't use the word "rape" to describe what happened to her, calling it today, an episode, a fight, not a crime. her two friends say they're coming forward now to give her some backup. david wright, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to david there. >>> former presidents george w. bush and bill clinton have honored some special graduates in dallas. 60 people, including doctors, veterans, and educators were recognized for participating in the presidential leadership scholars program. ♪ ♪ >>> let's get into some sports.

e. jean carroll spoke with them about it at the time. they're both prominent women in media, one of them is carol martin. the other is lisa burnboch. ial prepty handbook. they're both very well known. and they basically ran through what it was like to hear e. jean carroll recount this experience some two decades ago. lisa talked about how she was trying to get carroll to go to the police. here's what she said. >> i said, let's go to the police. >> no. come to my house. no, i want to go home. i'll take you to the police. no. it was 15 minutes of my life. it's over. don't ever tell anybody, i just had to tell you. >> interestingly her other friend carol martin had the opposite reaction. she said, no way, he's too powerful, he has too many lawyers. he will bury you, you should keep this to yourself and not tell anyone. carroll is sharing why she was so reluctant. she sort of explained a little bit more about why she was so reluctant to relive this and go to the police. here's what she said. >> it was an episode. it was an action, it was a fight, not a crime. i had a struggle with a guy. >> well, you felt you encouraged it, probably? >>

e. jean carroll should be examined. on the program i talked at length with miss carol that reported two decades ago the president sexual her in a new york city department store. she also reacted to the president denying her accusation saying quote she's not my type. >> i'm wondering, the statement that he said which he just made which is she's not my type is the number one thing. >> i love i'm not his type. don't you love you're not his type? he called miss universe fat. miss piggy, i think he called her. miss universe. one of the most beautiful women in the solar system and he called her fat. >> s15 women over the years mad sexual assault allegations. one of them is jessica leads that went public during the closing weeks of the 2016 campaign and it didn't take the president long to go after her. >> when you looked at that horrible woman last night, you said i don't think so. she would not be my first choice that i can tell you. man. you don't know. that would not be my first choice. >> joining me tonight is jessica leads. jessica, were you surprised to hear the president essentially kind of using the same words agains

e. jean carroll. she says in the mid 1990s, mr. trump forced himself on her in a department store dressing room. >> a friend of carol's confirmed to news that carol told her about the alleged attack the next day. >> trevor: for the 22n 22nd time, donald trump has been accused of sexual misconduct. almost one accusation for each democrat running. ( laughter ) i know that because he's president, there's added skepticismo to all these claims, but it is interesting how quickly people will brush these accusations off. sometimes people don't even listen. but 22 times is pretty high. you realize boeing had two planes go down and they were forced to ground the entire fleet because people were, like, maybe we should investigate what's going on here. people here are, like, it's all fake news. i'm not saying it's real or fake, but i think people should listen, and one thing that definitely hasn't helped trump's case is his response. >> an extraordinary denial from frump in the face of a rape allegation. according to the president, writer e. jean carroll is totally lying when he claims he sexually assault her in a new york city department sto

e jean carroll. >> i have no idea who this woman is. she has also accused other men of things. it is a totally false accusation. >> carol claims the assault happened at a department store in the mid-1990s. don't trump was married to his second wife, marla maples at the time. she said she never filed a police report but did tell friends. she is the latest of 15 women to accuse president trump of sexual misconduct. the claims about never having met carol appears to be untrue. the article shows trump alongside his ex-wife, ivanka trump, chatting with carol and her husband, john johnson. >>> it is a northbay position tradition. will introduce you to this pop and tell you what kind of award he won. >> look at that. esq . >> do you remember the gremlins? i didn't want to say it. sweet. >>> still mostly clear skies after a big warmup over the bay area this afternoon. we are going to carry the warmth into your bay area sunday. details are coming up. we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh

carol stands by her claim and spoke to cnn about it today. >>describe what happened 23 tonight, author and columnist e jean carroll is standing firmly by her claim that donald trump sexually assaulted her at a department store dressing room 2 decades ago. >>the minute he close that door i was banged up against the wall he slammed against the wall yeah, i hit my head really hard boom. >>and carol is publicly detailing the alleged attack for the first time in her new book what do we need men for a modest proposal, the now 75 year-old elle magazine columnist says she had a chance encounter with trump at bergdorf goodman in the 1990's but she says what began as a light-hearted exchange turned violent when they ended up in a dressing room told them i tight. >>it was as i want women to know that i did not stand there. i did not freeze know, i thought. it was over very quickly it was against my will 100%. >>for an way carol goes into more graphic detail in her book writing he opens the overcoat unzips his pants and forcing his fingers around my private area then thrust his peanuts halfway or completely i'm not certain inside me, but carol still struggl

e jean carroll. she says that he attacked her at a new york department store in the late 1990's. carolng room after pressuring her to try on lingerie the president trump responded to the accusations saying that they're not true and that he and carol have never met saying in part shame on those who make up false stories of assault to try to get publicity for themselves sell a book or carry out a political agenda. later the president asked for anyone with information that the democrats are behind these allegations to contact him. despite the president saying that he is net never met carol before she provided a picture of the 2 of them talking at a party in the late 1980's there you see the fixer. 43 people were rescued after a car went into monterey bay 2 people were trapped inside that car. a 3rd person dumped jumped into the water to help out all 3 were pulled out using a ladder from a fire truck. 2 were taken to the hospital where they were treated for hypothermia. honored a david versus goliath battle that's playing out in silicon valley, startup companies accusing apple of trying to

e. jean carroll are speaking out helping to discredit the theory of sexual assault was ripped from an episode of "law & order: svu." son similar to the attack carroll says happened in the 1990s. lisa birnbach and caroldia figures gave her advice on how to proceed. >> i said let's go to the police. no. come to my house. no, i want to go home. i'll take you to the police. no. it was 15 minutes of my life. it's over. don't ever tell anybody. i just had to tell you. >> i said don't tell anybody. i wouldn't tell anybody this. >> martin says she advise carroll to keep quiet about the allegation because she believed trump was powerful and had a lot of lawyers. >>> ahead, a pregnant woman shot in the stomach. she lost the baby and now she is the one facing charges. from l'oréal paris.ra voluptuous volume. intense length. feathery-soft lashes. this is what paradise looks like. lash paradise mascara from l'oréal paris. take your lashes to paradise. but we're also a cancer fighting, hiv controlling, joint replacing, and depression relieving company. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. from the day you're born the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's association is go