the ringleader was gloria allred and now that's falling apart. the people of alabama have stood with roy moore. if anybody would have left, very few. went to the undecided not to the doug jones category, and the president being down here brings them all back onboard and we look for a big victory tuesday but got to get them out to vote. that's the key. >> you said you seem to conflate, and talking about that earlier with my reporter, seemed to conflate all of it. judge moore did know some of the accusers. at least he said that at first and now claims he didn't know any of the accusers. so why should we take judge moore's word on this? >> the problem, the "washington post" conflated it. threw all of these people and asked judge moore, did you know any of these people? judge moore knows people all over this country and all over al. >> he doesn't remember people he dated? i remember everybody i've dated. >> we know this. >> do you remember everybody you dated? >> here's the thing. chuck -- >> you could be in trouble on that one. >> did you do anythin

gloria allred repeated it. we're going to give the notes out. please, verify it yourself.he press conference video. we'll give you the marks where they started, what they said, where they completed. look at it yourselves. gloria allred repeated the statement that everything in the year book was written by judge moore. she came back at the end when asked a question with her client, beverly nelson, nodding in agreement that everything on the page was written by judge moore. today it's a different story, isn't it? they're not saying that anymore. they're saying that parts of it were not written by judge moore. we suspected it back then and demanded that they turn over the year book so we could test the ink and the writing and everything. we are knew that demand today, release the year book so an independent expert, not your paid expert, an independent expert, a neutral third party custodian can take it and look at the ink so that we can find out is the ink a month old or is it 40 years old. the truth is out there. until she released the year book, all we know is they're not t

and joining me now, is gloria allr allred, representing summer. were in supreme court today, who has failed a deaf mission lawsuit against the president. who is the basis of the suit, gloria? >> we allege that president trump, when he was candidate trump, called her a liar. she came forth after the "access hollywood" tapes were broadcast. and we heard what candidate trump, or before he was candidate trump, when he claimed he could grab a woman by her genitals. he denied in the anderson cooper debate with hillary clinton, that in fact, he had actually done what we heard him say he had done on the tapes. he said it was locker room talk. and after that, summer came forward, as did other women, and said he had committed sexual assault. he went to rallies and said, all of the women were liars. he would sue them after the election. we called on him to detract. he didn't. we filed this defamation case on behalf of summer zeros. >> he has called them liars, threatened to sue them. what is she and you hope to achieve from this? >> her reputation matters. tr

there's a news conference scheduled with one of his accusers and her attorney, gloria allred. she says roy moore tried to assault her when she was just 16. moore denies all charges. tonight president trump will be appearing in pensacola, florida, just across the state line from alabama. it is the closest that the president is expected to come geographically to roy moore. it's also actually one of two events where the president will appear with notable absences. president trump is scheduled to the opening of the civil rights museum yum and john lewis and bennie thompson of mississippi say they will not attend. for more on the trump/moore sag gash a, let's go to gabe gutierrez in pensacola, florida. moore is telling his followers to go to the rally tonight, is that right? >> hi, craig, his campaign telling me they're actively encouraging roy moore supporters to come to the rally in pensacola. that is notable because the white house is saying this campaign event is nothing to do with roy moore. as you see, roy moore's campaign feels it has the wind at its back following the presi

i'm not including gloria allred's client with the yearbook. if you look at the evidence and assess by the legal standard of proof. by preponderance of the evidence or clear and convincing evidence, a jury would believe moore was 32, he was with a 14-year-old. with all eyes of the nation focused on tuesday's special election pitting moore against democrat doug jones, let's get a view from the ground. joining me former gop chair, marty conconnors. mar marty, this is a referendum of do you believe the accusers. what does it look like from the state of alabama? >> you can honestly assess the circus is definitely in town. we had gloria allred here twice. you know what that means. there are three variables. the black vote. will the democrats succeed in suppressing republican votes. then frankly will rural voters backlash at the lectures they are getting from washington and media? people in the south and western states expect to get preached at on sunday mornings. not by jimmy kimmel on late night television. >> how about the way i laid out the publi

gloria allred, it's practically predictable. and i would love to know, where y have asked the question, how many of her cases have actually won. how many have been brought to court, or is she just a photo op lawyer. >> she's not representing all these women. jessica leeds just wrote a letter to "the new york times," didn't expect it to get much pickup, and i have interviewed her twice. it's not as if gloria allred is trotting out everybody. >> also -- >> but there is this kind of political circus atmosphere to it, i think if people were serious, for example, let's take senator gillibrand. >> how would it be best for women to come forward in a political environment without it turning into a political story? >> i think if they have a case, they ought to do it through a lawyer. >> like gloria allred? >> but why didn't donald trump sue them then? >> i don't know what she does besides having press conferences. i may be wrong. >> she does have a lot of press conferences. she also sues people. >> yes, i know. it would be wonderful to s

had roy moore pulled this out i would say he could send roses to gloria allred. even though the yearbook didn't disprove, it could have been outcome determine active. but any critical thinking of the final, eight or nine or whatever it was, allowed people to draw a conclusion that this had taken place. >> you did see another troubling sign. people who went for roy moore don't believe the allegations. that's upsetting. it means that the truth is becoming a function of political ideology which is always dangerous. but do you think it's a fair statement that it's not just who they voted against. it is what they voted for and maybe this call to decency that was really bigger than doug jones in terms of the campaign message worked, matters? >> i think to a point. but i think that roy moore -- the accusations against hip -- and we have to remember that with the me too movement there is a spectrum of what people have been accused of. everything is not the same. not everybody is harvey weinstein. not everybody is roy moore. this is what he was accused of. it involved chi

the gloria allred circus -- saying, you know, judge moore didn't wry all this. i'm sorry about that. >> you're talking about beverly young nelson. who alleges moore groped her and bruised her neck in the late 1970s, hen she was 16 years old. as evidence of knowing him, she's been showing an inscription moore made in her high school yearbook before the alleged assault. it reads to a sweeter more beautiful girl i could not say merry christmas. christmas 1977, love roy moore. and, miss nelson now says she put in d.a. after that. 12-22-77. old hickory house. the restaurant where she says they were. she has acknowledged she wrote that in there. but, does that mean the rest of it is a fornlg forgery? >> well, let's just put it this way. somebody's not telling the truth. and it's not judge moore. everybody in alabama's known judge moore's been telling the truth the whole time. this is absolute proof that this woman went on tv, national tv, with gloria allred, of all people, somebody from california, trying to influence the elections in alabama. went on tv and told the

gloria allred said the opposite 2 wikis ago. -- 2 weeks ago.ed to adding notes. this doesn't discredit the other accusers. if you read the original "washington post" story, you have to read it and don't take someone's word for it. lee is a highly credible accuser who had her accounts backed up. the details matched up. she told her story to the "washington post" 6 different times. it was consistent. there were other women who made credible accusations. roy moore has had trouble making a defense. he has been inconsistent in what he said. he originally said he knew in particular these two women. he said if we went on dates, i don't remember that. lately he is saying i don't know any of these women and i did not date any of those women. those two are totally different. >> bret: this rally tonight will be classic trump style. he has a lot to talk about bodies this alabama race. the economy. the november jobs report. employers added 228,000 jobs in november. the unemployment rate remains at 17.1%. the changes since he took office. consumer confidence

lawyer gloria allred has spent much of her career representing women who say they've been abused by high-profileen. >> it's very difficult for a person who is a victim of sexual harassment in employment to come forward against a very rich, famous, powerful supervisor or someone at her place of employment who might have influence on whether she is terminated or demoted. >> reporter: "variety" says three women described alleged patterns of lewd behavior by lauer. according to "variety," lauer allegedly once gave a colleague a sex toy as a present and included an explicit note. another female reportedly claims he summoned her to his office then dropped his pants. and that he was known for making off-color comments verbally and over text messages. >> often there are rumors flying about what an anchor is doing in the workplace. it's usually not a secret. but the fact that there may be rumors, and yet the host remains in his position and may even be awarded a new contract, is a not so secret message to employees that the corporation is not going to do anything about it. >> reporter: nbc denies that th

gloria allred, tony see her you know something has gone wrong. >> the president is talking about gloria allred that is beverly nelson she claims that she was insulted when she was 16. they say she added handwritten notes message that mark had allegedly written in her school yearbook. she remember the time and place that he signed the airport. but the campaign has been into a as evidence discrediting her testimony. >> that was not a good move. what is roy moore is a strategy at this point? >> is really trying to rally his getting into the. he is talking about social issues and his latest ads have been focusing on issues like abortion and guns. take a look. >> will stand for the unborn. they carried to perfect my family. he will protect our amendments. roy moore, the right choice. >> a political action committee called stand public running anti-more shame on ad in the birmingham market to people in office best buy cannot vote for roy moore. excess republicans in question had more is discrediting these say that there is a work of a pro hillary clinton for perfect. >> all right, within. dou

and i'm not even including gloria allred's client with the yearbook. but if you look at all the evidence and assess it by the legal standards of proof, either by a preponderance of the evidence, meaning more likely than not, or clear and convincing evidence, a jury would likely believe that when moore was 32, he was with a 14-year-old. >>> now, with all eyes of the nation focused on tuesday's special election pitting moore against democrat doug jones, let's get a view from the ground. joining me now former alabama gop chair, marty connors. marty, from afar it seems like this race is a referendum on whether you believe the accusers. but what's it look like from the state of alabama? >> well, you can, you can honestly assess that the circus is definitely in town. we've had gloria allred here twice, so i think you know what that means. but generally speaking, there's three variables. black vote, will that be intense? will the democrats succeed? in suppressing suburban republican votes? and frankly, will rural voters backlash at the lectures they're gettin

if roy moore wins by a point or two, gloria allred may be to blame, believe it or not. >> so obviously, democrats are banking on people not showing up. >> yeah, one of the unusual ways -- democrats usually want high turnout. normally, they think high turnout benefits them. this is a unique case. this is a deep red state, very conservative voters. they need a low turnout in order to pull this off. >> got you. you're also going to be talking about the russia investigation coming up on the show. quickly tell us who you have on the show today. >> we've got tim scott, republican from south carolina, bernie sanders, of course. i think people have heard of him. >> yeah. >> once or twice. >> not technically a democrat, but he kind of is. the most popular democrat who's not registered with the party. a house intelligence committee involved in the grilling of donald trump jr. and the russia probe. we dive into that pretty deep. >> much more to come up in ten minutes right here. alert the affiliates. we'll go live. "meet the press" comes up sunday at 10:30 right after "news4 today." chuck, thanks

and we already admitted gloria allred was one of them who was a complete fraud.now that and i know that. it's fake. all of this stuff -- >> i certainly don't know that. >> judge moore is going to win. >> i want to ask you about sean hannity. i know you watched this interview. i want to play for you the part so you can explain it. sean hannity asked moore whether he had dated teenagers when he was a man in his 30s and here's how he responded. >> do you remember dating girls that young at that time? >> not generally, no. if i did, you know, i'm not going to dispute anything but i don't remember anything like that. i don't remember ever dating any girl without the permission of her mother. >> dean, are you okay with if he did this that it was okay, for a man in his 30s to be dating teenagers? >> what i'm okay with is judge moore made it perfectly clear, if he did date a teenager, he didn't know about it. so i can't tell you how many times i've been on a date and then asked a girl how old she was, especially after i asked her mama if i could date them. >> he's not sa

for example, the gloria allred client, ms. nelson, that's a forgery and a fraud. that by now. >> hold on one second. i'm sorry. it's been proven that somebody wrote the date and the location, but i don't think it's been proven in any way that roy moore writing that in the yearbook -- that most of it was a fraud. i think part of it underneath beverly nelson admitted she had written some of that but not the part about -- not the whole thing. >> but you're accusing roy moore of something 38 years ago, you're making an accusation there when we have a book that has clearly been altered and will not be turned over to our campaign to verify. that's a fact, jake. >> in any case -- >> that's a fact. >> it's true that gloria allred has not turned over the yearbook. that's absolutely true. >> correct. correct. >> my question for you was, how concerned are you these charges -- there will be an ethics investigation in the senate. >> i'm not. >> you're not concerned at all? >> each issue he has taken -- no. he will be seated. we all know that. the supreme court has already rule

vlological issue is more áh" i suspect you will see that " template, and please, no more gloria allredthis particuliwgul picture. >> that's not all bad from a -- >> if i'm donald trump, i want gloria allred to be my target. >> all right, we're hitting pause, actually parker, thank you so much for spending time with us. when we come back, alabama has a choice to make. >> it's time that we take a road that's going to get us on the path of progress. >> it's difficult to drain the swamp when >ly>syou're up to yo neck in alligators. [ click ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ clacking continues ] good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. yours. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. are made with smarttrack®igners material to precisely move your teeth to your best smile. see how invisalign® treatment can shape your smile up to 50% faster today at invisalign.com and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natura

committee, and guess who sits on that committee, al franken, he's supposed to see aboarding to gloria allred whether or not this innocent man should serve -- >> just to be clear, you believe the women who -- did you believe the women that accused al franken -- >> i had no opinion until i heard franken -- >> why did you have no opinion about those women but you have a clear -- >> i have done what journalist are supposed to do. i looked at the facts and i see, for example, some of these have motivations. for one of the people that spoke out against judge moore, so happened her brother was prosecuted by roy moore. >> who are you talking about? >> i am talking about faye gary that made an accusation -- >> that is not one of the eight women that cnn has vetted their claims. >> tina johnson. >> what about tina johnson? >> she has an axe to grind against the judge because he represented the party, her mother, that said that she was an unfit mother and she had a violent nature and she was an absentee mother, so he represented the party that took away the custody of her 12-year-old son. these are peo

here's gloria allred from friday. >> why not disclose in an initial news conference that those words were, you know, written by her? >> well, i mean, there's a lot of other things that we have not disclosed which support beverly, which we will disclose when there is a hearing. >> there are voters, peggy, that are looking for any thread to make them feel slightly more comfortable pulling the lever for moore, and i have plenty that believe that gloria allred's client back.a president trump's ally stepping up to under mind mueller. and a closed door hearing, donald trump jr. tried to clais attorney/client privilege of his conversation between him and donald trump. it is quite a lot to unpack. joining me now is a member of the house committee, is jim heyes of connecticut. wet come. >> thank you, todd. let me start with some seven or eight hours, just characterize donald trump jr. is forthcoming. would youwo describe him as forthcoming? >> yes, i would. he answered a lot of questions. there was one issue where he declined to answer a question about a conversation he had had with his fathe

look at gloria allred. look at the history. she brings up all these people nd digs up stuff it. they still don't have the book. ruth: that's one woman represented by gloria allred and there's a question about whether -- in the just the inscription but the notation of where and when it happened, whether that should have been revealed earlier that she wrote that part. do you believe that the other women are lying? caller: i don't believe none of them, not now. because if it was true they would have come out years ago. i'm a woman. i've been molested in the past and it didn't take me until 40 years and the only reason i'm doing that is because he's going into our government and don't want him there and they're trying everything in the world to keep that man out. but it's going to be there and he's going to be a good one and like jeff sessions and stay there the next 30 years. good luck. mona: let's leave aside the question about the women and whether they're telling the truth or not. given some of the things we already knew about roy moore disturb you at all, the fact that he is ig

now gloria allred said the signature is roy moore. but what they ceased upon today is she did add the date and location underneath the signature. she maintains that roy moore signed the year book and allegations against him are true. but that his campaign and supporters have ceased upon that in saying it's ta forgery and she admitted she was lying. which she did not, anderson, but we have certainly seen that come out of that. and she says although she voted for donald trump she believes the prz is now putting party over these allegations. >> caitlyn collins thanks so much. joining us now is our panel. david, president trump going in for roy moore. do you believe his presence will have impact on the race? >> yes, i think it might. i think they went in with the expectation if they can rally people in pensacola, this is trump country he's in, he'll have a very excited positive crowd with him tonight, that will rub off in a sense they have momentum. so i think he's making a political calculation, his team is making a political calculation

where somebody said two things that alabama voters really like, new york feminist attorneys like gloria allred and the new york media. we don't know whether or not that tweet is going to be accurate. we will find out later tonight. but if doug jones is to become the first democrat to win a statewide senate election in this state in a couple of generations, there are a couple things that he absolutely must do. he has to get a higher than expected turnout of african-american voters out here. they are roughly 25% of the population. and, he must succeed in suppressing the turnout of republican women. many of whom might be turned off by the allegations affecting judge moore. doug jones has another liability in this deeply red state. he has the support -- i should say he has been supporting the affordable care act. he is in favor of 4r-6789 bgt rights, gay marriage, agenda of the generally go over majority of alabama voters. but on doug jones' side. alabama is hardly representative of the old south of many people outside this state think is home to the marshall space flight center. four or five inte

about what she says happened to her last month at a press conference with her powerhouse attorney, gloria allred. >> he said, you're just a child. and he said, i am the district attorney. and if you tell anyone about this, no one will ever believe you. >> reporter: nelson says moore's supporters have called her a liar, even compared her to a criminal, since she first spoke out three weeks ago. >> that really hurt me, you know? god knows and roy knows and i know what happened. >> reporter: young's proof that she knew moore? her yearbook. she says moore signed it. moore and his supporters have called into question the inscription, noting the writing under the signature appears to be different. >> let's look at beverly nelson. everybody knows her yearbook is a forgery. >> reporter: nelson admits it was she and not moore who wrote the notes below the inscription, but she still insists that message and signature was all roy moore's. >> to be clear, he signed your yearbook? >> he did sign it. >> and you made some notes underneath? >> yes. >> reporter: today, nelson and her attorney underscore that the

we reached out to gloria allred and she did not give us a comment.igan state university. and they didn't have a comment either. >> it's impossible to, i think, overstate the importance of gymnastics to the olympic movement. it is the marquise sport. that and figure skating in their respective olympics. what does the usoc have to do with all of this? is there any culpability on their part? do they have oversight of usa gymna gymnast gymnastics? >> they do. but in their public statements condemned larry nassar and distanced themselves from that process. one of the big questions here as it is on all of these sexual misconduct or sexual abuse stories is not only the person who allegedly was involved in it, but the institutions that they represented or were employed by and how those institutions reacted to the news when they heard it that something was going on. was the priority to protect themselves or was the priority to help those people who were hurt by this person. and that is a big question that a lot of places today have to answer. not just usa gym

moore reached over and began groping me -- >> reporter: nelson, seated next to her lawyer gloria allred, one of nine women who came forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against moore. >> it has been an amazing day for me. i've had people in california and elsewhere who have sent me congratulations, who have wrote notes of enthusiasm. i've had people in alabama that has gone out that has never voted before to vote in my honor. >> reporter: moore has denied the allegations. young hopes moore's defeat does not mean the end of a movement. >> i think there's going to be a lot more women come forward from the workplaces and other surroundings. i don't think this is just going to be a political thing, i think it's going to open it up worldwide. >> sexual harassment and the "me too" movement is apolitical. >> reporter: gretchen carlson, whose book delves into the topic, was at the forefront, settling a landmark case against former fox chief roger ailes. >> the way i look at this is it's not democrat and republican, this is a victory for women who had courage to speak up. >> reporter: a

. >> her attorney gloria allred told reporters a handwriting expert has authenticated the 1977 message in beverly young's year book. moore denying denies all allegations. >> a east bay congressman isn't like to be a social media star but clearly passionate about new videos he posts. the music sets the phone for the low tech white board videos posted on the fischer page as a member of the intelligence committee swalle is closely following and questioning those linked to the russia investigation. he wants the public to understand what's become a complex issue. >> some of them travel abroad to meet with russians during the campaign. but here is something every one has in common. they failed to disclose these contacts when they were asked about them they suddenly had this russian amnesia. >> president trump dismissed the allegations of ties to russia as fake news. and he continues to call the special counsel investigation a witch hunt. >>> tonight bay area veteranarians are remining bay area dog owners to keep a close eye for toxic mushrooms. the uc kass davis says this puppy died after he

that she herself chose to settle this all quietly into in sixty mchale as attorney at the time gloria allred approached usa gymnastics requesting that the organization participate in a confidential mediation the process culminated in a settlement agreements that included a mutual disclosure and a mutual disparagement moronis case is just the start over one hundred and fifty women have now accused the same doctor of sexual abuse i don't want to be in a courtroom telling about how a man you know pandered to me. front of my mother when i was eleven the fact that he just thinks i flew to guilty and now you guys can start healing is ridiculous to me i don't think. i don't think he truly understands how many people are hurting and how bad people are hurting over this now dr nasser admits to exploiting his position to abuse his patients and he was recently convicted and sentenced to sixty years in jail but his victims believe justice has still not been served and it's not just nassar who they insist must be punished but the sports officials who failed to protect child athletes lympics are something

. >> so that gloria allred disaster -- >> right. >> and everything she touches usually can become a pr disaster, might be enough. >> yeah. >> and if jones loses by a point, the blame goes to gloria allred. >> and it's looking pretty close. it's looking like it's going to be a tight race. >> it is. in football terms, roy moore's got home field advantage, he's the three-point favorite. >> let's touch quickly on the counsel. now it seems there's a team trying to discredit some of the stuff he's doing. how do you see this shaping up? >> the president's allies in the media over there at fox news are hammering mueller, almost laying the groundwork, almost trying to create a rationale so that if the president does decide to fire him, there isn't as big -- maybe they're hoping there isn't as big of a firestorm, perhaps, among some as i think there would be if he did go down that road. but as it -- you know, look, we saw this -- i saw this a lot during the monica lewinski investigation. as things got closer to the white house, the attacks from the white house on ken starr heated up. robert muel