does gloria know? >> no, i don't.s interesting to me is that he did come out though and said unequivocally that there is no basis for the allegations of sexual harassment. joel bennett, the attorney for one of these women, called it a series of inappropriate behaviors and unwanted advances. it's clear to me from listening to what herman cain is saying that he's gotten these women a little upset and angry and that, as you were saying, jeffrey, at a certain point you reach critical mass here and that may be what we're seeing today with this fourth person, if it is indeed number four. maybe it is number three. we're just not sure. >> we're going to learn a lot more about this very, very soon. what would be the smartest, gloria -- i'll put you on the spot -- the smartest way for hemp hadden cain. assu assuming this woman goes into details about what he allegedly did and gloria allred makes her case as well, what should the herman cain campaign do because during this first week of this controversy he seems to be doing just

it took a year before herman asked gloria out.from that moment on, he says in his book. and so i didn't go out with anyone else. neither did gloria. and we dated and dated and dated. and they married in june of 1968. those who know gloria cain says she is a devoted christian, active in the church and the choir. while her husband was climbing corporate ladders she stayed home to raise their two children, sometimes working as a teacher and librarian. >> thank you. >> reporter: cain dedicates the chapter to his wife in the book with a quote from the bible proverbs 31:10. who can find a virtuous woman? for her worth is far above rubies. if gloria cain does step into the spotlight and stand by her man, those words may prove prophetic. >> thank you. >> reporter: martin savidge, cnn. >>> new fears about the country that sponsored osama bin laden, sponsored terror groups and is supposed to be our ally. we'll talk to the author of a chilling report. also this. >> the bruises were the worst i've ever had. i'd had other lashings like that bu

>>pues si ya seis años como presidente ya califica tiene que mirara que mencionó gloria es un examen si te aprendes cinco preguntas al día estas listo para el examen. el examen no debe intimidar a nadie. y el que no habla inglés se tiene que inscribir en unas clases. >> mario: pero son tres o cuatro categorías oral... >> oral, escrito pero no hay que tener miedo del inglés también, no te van ao dices mal dices a nivel básico. como: my family is here, cosas básicas como esas. >> mario: cuáles son los procupaciones mayores de las personas que aplican? >> si cumplen los requisitos para la residencia. la persona que tiene antecedentes siempre está preocupado y debería estarlo antes del examen, pero si consulta ni chequear antes de ir no hay por qué tener miedo, es una cosa bien fácil, el examen como dijimos y si es importante como decía gloria que la persona se haga ciudadana uno sabe cuándo van a cambiar las leyes de inmigración, uno no sabe cómo van a afectar al residente permanente entonces es bueno que si va a vivir aquí se haga americano. >> mario: miremos otra pregunta formulada ve

it took a year before herman asked gloria out.c from that moment on, he says in his book. and so i didn't go out with anyone else. neither did gloria. and we dated and dated and dated. and they married in june of 1968. those who know gloria cain says she is a devoted christian, active in the church and the choir. while her husband was climbing corporate ladders she stayed home to raise their two children, sometimes working as a teacher and librarian. >> thank you. >> reporter: cain dedicates the chapter to his wife in the book with a quote from the bible proverbs 31:10. who can find a virtuous woman? for her worth is far above rubies. if gloria cain does step into the spotlight and stand by her man, those words may prove prophetic. >> thank you. >> reporter: martin savidge, cnn. >>> new fears about the country that sponsored osama bin laden, sponsored terror groups and is supposed to be our ally. we'll talk to the author of a chilling report. also this. >> the bruises were the worst i've ever had. i'd had other lashings like that

i'm attorney gloria allred. attorney gloria allred. >> reporter: there she was just this past week... again! a must-see event starring her newest client, and herself. >> thank you for coming today. i'm attorney gloria allred. i'm here today with my client sharon bialek. >> reporter: republican presidential hopeful herman cain says he never heard of the client. >> i don't even know who this woman is. >> reporter: but he sure knows the lawyer. >> have you considered hiring gloria allred at your attorney. >> i can't think of anything that i would hire her to do, okay. >> reporter: plenty of women wouldn't agree. earlier this year, she was hired by the exotic dancer who received sex text messages from former congressman anthony weaner. >> all right. my package and i are not going to beg. >> the last time i spoke to him.... >> reporter: and she was with the women who claimed to be tiger woods' mistresses. and a client who complained that her womanly figure drew too many stares in the office. >> i see myself as a stro

gloria cain is not of the public stage.rsed media-trained woman. >> she's always wanted to stay private and protect her family as well. >> that's right. this is an instance where she and her family now -- it may be her worst nightmare. they have to come forward in the public spotlight to defend herman cain. they wanted to roll her out what kind of first lady will you be? now it's i don't believe these allegations against my husband. it's on at 10:00 tonight. it's a fascinating interview sxi look forward to seeing the whole piece. >> we'll recap then. thanks so much, patricia. >>> mark your calendars now for next tuesday as well. not just tonight's interview with gloria cain, but on november 22nd we'll have a debate next tuesday, 8:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. as we just mentioned gloria cain defending her husband against sexual harassment allegations. will it even put the matter to rest? we'll talk about it again, but this time with our political buzz panel right after the break. ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have

he heard me speaking to gloria.g, i thing you need to tell on him. that's out of the mouth of a 13-year-old. that confirmed it for me. if my son is saying it, i want to be the role model for him and for other kids growing up and set the example that this is not appropriate behavior and it starts when they are about that age. >> there are a lot of supporters of herman cain saying that you're not telling the truth. you're coming forward for financial reasons because you have bankruptcy in your past. so, have you, are you coming forward for the money? >> let me set the record straight on that. i have had bankruptcy. and it was after the death of my mother to help my father pay for medical bills and a custody battle. and, like millions of other people out there, you know, i'm struggling. i could have actually sold my story, but i didn't. because i want to -- my whole objective is to tell the truth and also help other people out there who may have been in similar situations. initially, i went into this hoping, every hope

i think all woman should be more like gloria. i try to learn from her, actually. i wish i was more like her. >> reporter: surprisingly, despite her sunny disposition, vergara has endured many tragedies in her life. her older brother was kidnapped and murdered in colombia. and her younger brother has battled an addiction to drugs. to cope, she says, she tries to stay upbeat. >> when you have a responsibility like a kid or a family, you cannot give yourself the luxury of getting depressed. and, you know, and thinking too much about it. >> reporter: but even that was hard to do back in 2000, when doctors told her she had thyroid cancer. she was just 28 years old. >> i was very young and when they tell you that word, it's like, what are you talking about? you think about that word and it's just -- you always think death. you don't -- that's all you think when they tell you that. so it was pretty scary. >> reporter: you can see the faintest little scar right there. >> yes. i need like a diamond necklace. don't you think? to cover it? i don't care about the scar. it's n

in the debate, gloria won the day.t: what about the rules for putting pictures of real-life women on the cover? guest: "ms." did what most magazines were not doing and all and as to put real, untouched faces on the cover. chisolm, ug, helen schis alice walker. this may not seem a ground- breaking to date but it was then. host: what about race? guest: that is an issue that comes up in the story. putting an african american woman on the cover was not going to sell as many magazines -- that was the data at the time, whether you're offended by that date or not. they made a judgment about whether they could. the black woman working at the magazine were frustrated. feelimes they didn't african-american voices were not represented as evenly and balanced as they should in "new york" magazine. in terms of the public face of it, that was the perception, and that was offensive, understandably to many african- american women and writers. host: we have another tweet. connecticut, tom, your next. -- you are next. caller: where does

now, first of all, gloria steinum says this is not sexual harassment. if you read the piece she wrote in 1998 when bill clinton was accused of almost identical allegations, she said what clinton was guilty of was not sexual harassment, it was making a crude pass against a supporter who was at a low point in her life. and he took no for an answer which this lady says that cain did. it was not sexual harassment. she was not an employee at the time. it does perhaps constitute a part of a pattern of behavior. we don't know what any of the other behavior is. all of the other allegations are by unnamed women and unspecified allegations. it looks potentially damaging, but it is too early to say. if it does turn out to be true, i don't think we should give up on herman cain. it seems to me if what she described as true he could be as good as president romney's administrator of the tsa. >> checked for her genitals. >> it is such a weird, weird -- >> it implies dangling. >> dana -- >> yes, please come to me next. >> how is cain going to weather this. he seems to

gloria, fantastic, beautiful lady presents wonderfully.late. >> bob: the other problem is -- by the way, i'm delighted to see people finally picking up on the gingrich point. i'm not going to say anything. but you know, it is true. that kind of precipitous fall sends to happen. when you have a situation like this in politics, there is a ten-day period to absorb and sink in with people. they don't follow as closely as we do the average person. when it hits, it hits. this drop doesn't surprise me. it's led by women. as you expect. >> brian: not as big as perry's. i want you to see the people around cain when people use the fact he is african-american, whether he wants to be called black or african-american. they use it against him. the question is his integrity. let's walk. >> black people know that if herman cain had his way, their lives would be diminished. >> herman cain tells them what they want to hear about blacks and in turn they embrace him and say see, that proves we aren't racist. >> brian: how inappropriate is it for the harvard p

gloria cain and her family talked to fox news. >> to hear such graphic allegations and know that that would have been something that was totally disrespectful of her as a woman and i know that's not the person he is. he totally respects women. >> reporter: four women have accused the republican presidential candidate of sexual harassment while he was in charge of the national restaurant association. but gloria cain says her husband, of 43 years would have to have a split personality to do the things that were said. despite the allegations against him, cain remains a front-runner for the republican nomination, and some of his comments during the last gop debate grabbed the attention of president obama. during the cbs news national journal debate both cain and congresswoman michele bachmann said they would reinstate waterboarding as a interrogation technique. >> i would return to that policy. i don't see it as torture. >> reporter: president obama responded at a trade summit in hawaii. >> let me just say this. they are wrong. waterboarding is torture. >> reporter: a new poll out today s

gloria borger just spoke with the man who is the target of cain's fingerpointing and, gloria, curt anderson is accused of leaking the sexual harassment allegations and you asked him directly, did he leak the info, it was interesting, he sort of danced around your direct question for a while and then finally got to it. but he still said it in a very interesting way. >> well, he came out quite directly and wanted, in fact, to talk to me on the air to clear his name, essentially. and say he was not the leaker. i think you should take a listen to what he said and how he said it. are you the leaker? >> well, there's two problems with that. one is, i didn't know anything about this. it's hard to leak something that you don't know anything about, of course. the second problem with it is this. if someone tells you something in confidence, a family member, a friend, a candidate, a client and then you go out and blab it to other people, that's just

gloria, another woman has come public. she seems very credible and is making pretty detailed allegations by the sound of it. does this all ring true and familiar to you? >> well, you know, i was hoping that, you know, that sharon, my client who has been very, very brave and very, very courageous would inspire other to speak out if they felt comfortable in doing so. and i hope that all the women will do so because i think that will be important so that the public can make an informed decision about mr. cain. as i said, if all of these allegations by all of these women are true, then he's not only a serial harasser, he's a serial liar and he's a serial violator of the rights and the dignity of women. and this cannot be tolerated in the highest office of the land or, for that matter, in any place of employment. women are entitled to be free of sexual harassment. and this is just outrageous. so i hope these women do come forward. i would recommend to my client that she do a joint news conference with them if they are willing t

and now to gloria allred. know the defamation lawyer by herman cain said think twice and it seemed to me that the statements from the purported victims of sexual harassment, by herman cain were muted by that admonition and that threat in a sense. will you continue to pursue your case against herman cain? >> i can't speak for the other women geraldo because i don't represent and had no contact with them directly. i can speak for sharron and she will not be intimidated or deterred. she will continue to speak out. and i wouldn't be surprised if there were more developments. >> don't give us tantalizing hints there. what do you mean? you mean more women or sharron will come up with proof or what do you mean? >> we'll have to wait and see. all of i can say a presence of a lawyer along with mr. cain will make no difference whatsoever in what we have to say or do. >> just 15 seconds and i will have the panel stay on past the commercial if we can. i don't know if we can with the satellite. are you promising more revel

. >> gloria allred is here to help him remember. >> i'm gloria allred. one of our witnesses agreed to come forward. >> the boyfriend backs her story. >> this is the man we met so many years earlier. >> she told him that cain grabbed her. >> herman cain held his own news conference and stated about sharns quote, i don't know who this woman is. >> i don't even know who this woman is. >> we look forward to mr. cain's response. >> there are other things that herman cain can't remember. >> do you agrow with president obama on libya or not? okay. libya -- >> this goes on for five minutes like this. >> got all of this stuff twirling around in my head. >> got a lot of stuff twirling around in my head. no, that's a different one. cain has fallen from front runnerer this third. time to make way for newt. >> the neutron bomb. >> now we are talking about the rise of newt gingrich. >> republicans liking inning in on their pizza pie. >> newt gingrich is surging in the polls. >> would you care to evaluate governor romney's ability to think outside of the box? >> no. >>

, but gloria, let me start with you. now even as we speak, a whole new dimension because another woman who made these allegations against him in 1999, she now work it is department of treasury. she's about to go public if she hasn't yet. >> she is, wolf. she is somebody who tried not to go public. and who went through her attorney, joel bennett, who you just had on the show. but now, her name is known. karen crassour. she is a friend of one of our contributors, maria, c. maria has just said to you and to me, that this woman told her when she hired her, the ins, she saved her from this monster. >> she called herman cain is monster. >> so at a certain point, wolf, you've got four women. you have now just knocked out one accuser or two and git gets saern point where herman cain cannot now blanketly deny this. he has to answer specific charges from specific women. we had the woman yesterday. we have another one today. who may go public with her storiment and i'm wondering, i was told that karen is considering getting togethe

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president buell: thank you. >> gloria, did you want to speak? >> once again, my name is gloria. i am the middle child to the ong family. i wanted to thank everybody. and to

gloria, i want to ask you this. you're the woman here.id seem to be very authentic about what she was saying. when this happened she had a boyfriend of four years and a mentor and she did not tell them or anyone else any of the details. is that unusual? does that in your view affect this or not? >> it's my understanding that she's got statements from them corroborating that they knew that something had occurred at the time. >> yes. >> i think whether she shared every detail could be kind of embarrassing and maybe you don't want to do that. i think the fact that she has these corroborating statements is very important. also very important is the fact that the lawyer for the first accuser who came out on friday said that what this woman said today corroborates what his client has told him so i think you're reaching a critical mass here and the republicans that i talked to including conservatives in the important state of iowa are saying he's got to come out front and address these charges. >> you talked to those people in iowa today, right,