let's talk about juanita broderick.legedly raped her, hillary clinton approached her at an event and looked at her in a menacing way and said, i just want you to know we appreciate everything you do for bill. everything. she has also said that she tried to tell that part of the story when lisa myers interviewed her on nbc in 1999 and was stopped from doing this. an nbc staffer intervened according to juanita and said you can't make that allegation against hillary clinton here. so this is an aspect of it that's not been litigated. and i think -- i thought it fascinating in the last segment we had an nbc reporter saying elections are supposed to be about the future, not about the fast. >> emily, the question here in terms of do things look different right now? is there a possibility here when you talk about the cosby case and it gets brought up, the cosby allegations were old in a lot of cases. 10, 20, 30 years old but looked at in a new light and it seemed people responded to them differently. is there a chance that stuf

there are a lot of younger voters who never heard of names like juanita broaddrick.war on women, why did hillary clinton help aid, defend and abet what they call the clinton white house. the counterpoint is this is a man he invited for his wedding, called for advice before he was president. if he was a rapist, why did he do those things. lou: going after them because he not necessarily hoped but would take advantage if there was a crash in 2006. what do you think, lee? is that an unfair charge or appropriate? what about his response? >> you know, look, i think is it fair? is it unfair? i think everything, when they say all is fair in love and war, and i think they're at war. it's absolutely fair he says it. but the bottom line is i don't think it's going to have an impact, i don't think it matters. he can pivot this back and say i was a smart businessman, smart businessman make deals. lou: and most people understand it, too. guy, you get the last word. >> they can't say unfair attack, he's on tape saying it. most people say that's donald trump. he's going to come in

things like the rape allegations by juanita broderick. just recently, trump suggested one of the things that has to be brought up is a discussion of vince foster. hillary clinton's law partner at one point who committed suicide during the early stages of clinton's candidacy. so trump isn't backing down from criticism. he has a rally in new mexico tonight. this is a state where there is almost a majority, 48% of the state is hispanic. as a consequence, his immigration rhetoric, his rhetoric towards minorities and immigrants, is considered very controversial. and this is likely to be a very hot rally. it's a huge crowd here. the overhead voice of god has warned people to stay away from demonstrators. when trump takes the stage in a few moments, you can expect there to be a lot of raucous crowd demonstrators being hauled out. as bill and hillary clinton and donald trump argue over their past. and who has the worser of the pasts. >> carl, good to see you, we'll stay on this situation in albuquerque as news warrants. >>> my next guest knows th

and then trump mentions bill clinton and the issues involving kathleen willey, juanita broaddrick, paula jones, that goes viral. politico this week, they have actually a headline, "ryan says trump could win but i'm not betting on it." here's the problem. when you actually read the piece, he said, yeah, he said trump could win, but i'm not a betting man. that was the quote. it wasn't i'm not betting on it. he's not a betting man. the media seems very aligned with hillary clinton. how big a factor in this day and age of instagram, twitter, facebook? >> oh, i think almost no factor because everybody knows it and because trump is quite cheerful about responding to it. the objective reality is that "the new york times" is essentially a propaganda arm of the clinton campaign and shouldn't be taken seriously as if it was a real newspaper, despite the fact they have great reporters as individuals. but the institutional pattern now is so one sided it's kind of amazing. but i think what you've got with trump, because of facebook, because of twitter, because of all these other devices, here's a guy

you interviewed juanita. i did, too. absolutely credible. i would love to put her on a stand and give her a lie detector test. this is -- the woman obviously was horribly, horribly sexually assaulted by bill clinton. other people won't say that. i will. because i think it happened. and we have actual networks who are saying, oh, we don't want to get into that. i mean, we don't want to get into that. >> they had to be shamed into running that interview. i went down and did the second interview at the time. >> right. >> i walked away saying -- >> chilling. >> i was stunned. >> it was hillary's treatment of her and that follow-up meeting where she -- >> very stunning. >> -- squeezed her hand, wouldn't let it go and said we're okay here, i'm paraphrasing. something like we're okay. she said she wouldn't let my hand go. you know when you get a feeling from someone when they're trying to send you a message, hillary was sending a definite message to juanita broaddrick to not make any trouble. >> let me go back to the "the new york times," i have mo

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juanita, they were demonized by her. i'm offended that she did not believe these women, come to their rescue. instead demonized them and has the audacity to send out a tweet on november 15th saying all victims of sexual assault deserve to be believed unless they're the victims of bill clinton. i'm offended and think women all across the country are going to become aware of it and not going to vote for her based on this. >> i think there are fair points to be made about her inconsistency when it comes to talking about sexual assault victims and there are points to be made about the tenancy of the left to give democratic men a pass if they vote the right way on accusations of this kind. do i think donald trump is the correct person to make these points or that it's effective when he does? he's not the perfect messenger on this and i don't he's going to become that. but he doesn't follow the rules of any regular campaign. if it was a regular republican campaign, i would say it's not advisable. but who knows he may throw her

juanita broderick said she grabbed her hand, sent chills down her spine.he thought it was a threat. >> when you say hillary clinton was demonizing these people, what evidence are you pointing to? >> i am pointing to the incident i just mentioned where juanita broderick who accuses bill clinton of violent rape, so much so she had marks on her upper lip. >> that was never proven. >> she came out many years later. that's a psychological thing with many sexual assault victims. >> i am not attacking or criticizing, i want to set the record straight, that was never proven. ken starr, to my knowledge -- >> it is an accusation. the accusation is an accusation as well. >> an accusation in line with many other accusations, paula jones. you have to ask kwl did bill clinton settle that case. >> you have to be careful with slander, counselor. >> in terms of john, where this goes forward, obviously this discussion is very heated and brings up emotion, understandably for people. this is something i feel like we're going to see a lot of moving forward. donald trump brough

are they going to interview juanita broaddrick, paula jones, are they going to interview kathleen willeye case it's about exposure. in another case, it's about groping and fondling and touching against a woman's will. >> and rape. >> and rape. >> big settlements. >> $850,000 to paula jones. >> and lots of other things. and impeachment for lying. >> smearing. besmirchment of women. >> losing your law license. he lost his law license. okay? couldn't practice law. and you don't read about this on clinton. >> let me ask you -- >> now, "the new york times" and if you look at stephanopoulos, these are like the pipe organs for hillary clinton. >> joining us now with reaction, the editor in chief of lifezette.com, fox news contributor, laura ingraham. amazing thing, i know this is hard for us to believe, maybe it shows how old we're getting but the fact is -- >> speak for yourself. >> -- there are a lot of millennials, they don't know the stories, don't know who juanita is, paula jones, kathleen willey. they're learning it for the first time. i got to believe they're not going to react well to i

juanita's >>> >>> good morning.>> and i'm kendis gibson this tuesday morning on "world news now." donald trump is calling the story about his treatment of women a fraud. now a former model featured in the article has taken his side. meanwhile, new allegations have surfaced accusing trump of repeatedly avoiding taxes, a full report ahead. >>> and the same wildfire that destroyed sections of ft. mcmurray, canada, earlier this month is now forcing thousands of oil production workers to evacuate for a second time. the fast-moving fire is moving north forcing evacuations at work camp more than 30 miles from the city. >>> there's a flood warning in effect through tomorrow. parts of south texas and a boil water advisory, as well. many streets and highways underwater. hundreds of vehicles have stalled on them. >>> the oklahoma city thunder came storming back last night in game one of the western conference finals against golden state. the thunder claimed a six-point victory after being down by 13 at the half. and those are

are they going to interview juanita broderick? are they going to interview jones and kathleen wily. one case about exposure and another case about groping and touching against a woman's will. >> and rape. >> and rape. >> do you ever feel compelled to defend your honor, the honor of your husband with statements that he is making that go to the core of the relationship. >> no, not at all. not so much for me, chris, what he says about me. i'm really used to it. i have very thick skin. it's what he says about other people. >> this could get interesting over six months. we're back with the panel. as you take a look at the issues. our new fox news poll and who would handle each issue better. take a look at this, the economy, terrorism, healthcare, hillary beats donald trump, slightly. immigration, foreign policy, hillary clinton up there. >> education, and social issues. we're back with the panel. kirsten, what about this, you know, going down this road? i mean, is he clearly going down the bill clinton road. and she doesn't seem like she is going to push back on that. at least not yet. >

. >> the woman in question juanita broderick initially said there was no assault, then she recanted.bill clinton denied it and was never charged. hillary clinton campaign spokesperson says trump is feeling attacked and licking his wounds. >> trump is making local headlines. he took a swipe at oakland and the mayor sounding off. in an interview with the "new york times," trump called oakland one of the most dangerous places in the world. the mayor responded by saying there is another place much worse. she wrote on twitter, "the most dangerous place in america is donald trump's mouth." the crime rate in oakland is improving. crimes stat show robberies and nonfate yool shootings declined in the past two years. >> from political fireworks to the real thing. warriors lowering the boom on thunder last night after a disappointing game one. doves came out looking for sweet revenge. didn't come right away, but it came. game tied up late in the second quarter. doves go on an 8-0 run. a circus shot from andre iguodala. less than two minutes in the third quarter, doves dominate oklahoma city 118

here is bha he can do is say, hey, i'm going to get juanita broaddrick and kathleen willie and let the women tell the story, rather than donald trump. it adds a lot more credibility for that line of attack. >> it shows where we are headed in this particular campaign. angela, do you think it is too late for a mea culpa as kayleigh is saying. do you think women will forgive and forget? >> there are certain women who certainly will. you are sitting across from one right now, that's kayleigh. i don't know that that will work with the massive number of women that are supporting donald trump. there is nothing worse to me than blaming someone who was the victim of infidelity for that infidelity or for enabling it. there is nothing worse than talking a whole lot about hillary clinton's role in attacking these women. i know if i were the woman in her shoes, i would have done far worse. all she said was she thought someone was ridiculous. i think we really have to examine some of that. i also think that now that donald trump and his surrogates are attack hillary clinton in words she used while s

kathleen willie, juanita broderick, and paula jones. a whole digit story. kelly ann? >> paula jones, let's go back because i think even this shows how effective donald trump is at stealing the news cycles from hillary clinton. he just said dna on the blue dress. people are going to go google dna on the blue dress who don't know what he's talking about. hillary clinton today in virginia where she's trying to steal republicans against trump phantom voters she thinks is out there, she's being held to account for this. let's go back to paula jones briefly, sean. this is a low-level employee in arkansas. a power grab by the governor. he sent a state trooper to go dispatch her to his hotel room at the hotel and dropped his pants. those are facts in evidence. the last time i didn't sexually harass someone, i didn't write them a check for $850,000 which is what he did. >> people forget that, or lose your law license. >> lost his law license then the judge in arkansas held him in c contempt because he lied at the monica lewinsky trial. >> a late lawyer who passed away, quoted

are they going to interview juanita broderick? paula jones? kathleen willey?out exposure, in another case it's groping and fondling -- >> and rape. sandra: he was referring to a nurse who accused mr. clinton of raping her back in 1978. hillary's campaign responded immediately to this saying, quote: trump is doing what he does best, attacking when he feels wounded and dragging the american people through the mud for his own gain. but former house speaker newt gingrich says past allegations against bill clinton are fair game. >> he's on the campaign trail. one of the issues that trump is going to clearly come in on is what hillary's relationship was both with bill and with the women, and there are all sorts of allegations about that. sandra: all right, tucker, bill clinton's past. his personal life. >> right. sandra: is it fair game for trump to go after him? >> one, this is not an allegation that trump is making, this is an allegation that a former bill clinton supporter has made in public with a bunch of contemporaneous accounts that she told her friends this

are they going to interview juanita broderick? are they going to interview jones and kathleen wily.e about exposure and another case about groping and touching against a woman's will. >> and rape. >> and rape. >> do you ever feel compelled to defend your honor, the honor of your husband with statements that he is making that go to the core of the relationship. >> no, not at all. not so much for me, chris, what he says about me. i'm really used to it. i have very thick skin. it's what he says about other people. >> this could get interesting over six months. we're back with the panel. as you take a look at the issues. our new fox news poll and who would handle each issue better. take a look at this, the economy, terrorism, healthcare, hillary beats donald trump, slightly. immigration, foreign policy, hillary clinton up there. >> education, and social issues. we're back with the panel. kirsten, what about this, you know, going down this road? i mean, is he clearly going down the bill clinton road. and she doesn't seem like she is going to push back on that. at least not yet. >> well,

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. >> that instance of rape, cited by trump, was originally made by one of the women he named, juanita broderick. she told breitbart the times should invest its time in -- she filed an affidavit saying there was no assault regarding the former president and later, recanted that statement. clinton campaign spokesperson, nick meryl, issued this response, saying quote, trump is doing what he does best. attacking when he feels wounded, and dragging the american people through the mud for his own gain. it's not surprising that after a week of still refusing to release his taxes and like inning oakland and ferguson to the dangers of iraq, of course he wants to haj the subject. this comes at the tail end of a wild day for him. katy tur has more. >> another headliner from donald trump. not yet the officialnami, but already unveiling his supreme court picks. a conservative dream team. a play to win over trump skeptics, including utah judge, thomas lee, brother of senator mike lee, who endorsed ted cruz. texas judge don willett, who repeatedly mocked trump on twitter, calling him darth trump. ex

and millennial women are going to care about juanita broderick who accused bill clinton of rape. she says chills went down her spine when hillary clinton grabbed her hand and she felt like she was get threatened and bellied. she's going to say those are words. here are actions. >> this is just very distasteful. people at home now are cringing. and they're thinking to themselves, is this what it's come to? is this where we are as a country? i was just in indiana. i'm just going to talk personally. i was in indiana for family business. you're looking at towns that have been abandoned. you're looking at blockbuster video stores empty for six years. you've got grass growing up through parking lots. it's not just factories gone, stores are gone. and this is what we're talking about? i think that at a certain point, yes, this is all awful. but at a certain point, people are going to say enough. >> but here's why jon stewart, margaret was saying, this is why -- what you're talking about is exactly why donald trump. has risen on the axe files with david axel rod, he have just said this.

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are they going to interview juanita broderick? are they going to interview paula jones? are they going to interview kathleen willey? in one case, it's about exposure. in another case, it's about groping and fondling and touching against a woman's will. >> and rape. >> and rape. >> reporter: the rape accusation is decades-old and discredited. hillary clinton asked about trump's personal attacks. >> do you ever feel compelled to defend your honor, the honor of your husband? >> no. >> with statements that he's making that go to the core of the relationship? >>? >> no, not at all. i know that that's exactly what he is fishing for and, you know, i'm not going to be responding. >> reporter: clinton now saying plain and clear, trump is not fit for the white house. >> if you go through many of his irresponsible, reckless, dangerous comments, it's not just this is a pattern, a pattern that has gone on now for months. he is not qualified to be president of the united states. >> reporter: and in a show of force against senator bernie sanders who's fighting on against the odds, clin

for example, juanita broderick.nton when he was the attorney general of arkansas. and, she says, hillary pressured her to be quiet. several friends in their 40s and 50s had not heard of her or jennifer flowers or paula jones. well, they have now, and it's fair to say that hillary opened the door for trump's history lesson. she wants the support of the women's movement because she is a woman, but what do young women think about the white house goings-on all those years ago? now they're learning exactly what bill did and what hillary did too. that's the thing about trump. he will say what others will not say. he will go right at issues that others avoid. yes, he's really gotten down and dirty with this latest ad, but hillary almost invited the attack. this counterpunch from trump was signaled way back. she should have seen it coming. stuart: you know, it's really nice when after two hours' worth of business we can report to you the dow is up strongly, 200 points. we like that. and look at netflix, going up, close to $

. >> juanita. >> protective.> reporter: she may not be bossy but she's a boss. juanita holmes is one of the highest ranking women in the nypd, overseeing the domestic violence unit. >> i'm the second oldest, but the oldest girl. i was left braiding their hair, helping them with their homework, cooking at a very early age. i realized that god was preparing me for something bigger and better. >> her sister is the first african-american commanding officer of her precinct. are you all competitive with each other? >> i would say yes and i'm winning. >> everyone talks about sibling rivalry. wait a minute, she's pointing at those two. >> in a short period of time i will be her boss, trust me. in a short few years. >> only because i'll be retired. >> reporter: the younger sisters stella and selena are both sergeants and all of the sisters follow the footsteps of retired sergeant bernice holmes. you were the first one to join the force. >> yes. >> why did you want to join the force? >> one friend of mine said you have suc

juanita broderick did, that would nullify the ad on the super pac. if he could get the victims of the sexual assaults and speak on his behalf. >> errol, would that work? >> it would be an interesting approach. then we would end up re-litigating all of the things. you say juanita broderick, there are a lot of people that don't know who that is. the distraction from where we are now. there are a lot of people hurting now and looking for answers now. if this is where the campaign ends up, so be it. if that's what people want to hear about it, if that's where the candidates wants to take it, the news media should be constantly steering people back to the issues of the day. >> i'll leave it there. kaley, patricia, errol, thanks so much. >>> should donald trump apologize for calling women dogs and pigs, and rating their bodies on their bust size? would it matter? i write about that this morning, trump calls the times, "the new york times" article a hit piece, some of his supporters do too. others also say mr. trump deserves forgiveness because times have c

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are they going to interview juanita broderick? are they going to interview paula jones? are they going to interview kathleen willey? in one case, it's about exposure. in another case, it's about groping and fondling and touching against a woman's will. >> and rape. >> and rape. >> reporter: the rape accusation is decades-old and discredited. today, hillary clinton asked about trump's personal attacks. >> do you ever feel compelled to defend your honor, the honor of your husband? >> no. >> with statements he's making that go to the core of the relationship? >> no. not at all. i know that that's exactly what he is fishing for and, you know, i'm not going to be responding. >> reporter: clinton now saying plain and clear, trump is not fit for the white house. >> if you go through many of his irresponsible, reckless, dangerous comments, it's not just somebody saying something off the cuff. this is a pattern, a pattern going on now for months. he is not qualified to be president of the united states. >> reporter: and in a show of force against senator bernie sanders, who's fig

. >> now, the rape allegation refers to juanita broderick. she accused bill clinton of raping her during his campaign for arkansas governor back in the 1970s. hillary clinton specifically refused not into respond to donald trump's comment but says the nominee is not qualified to be president. >>> organizers of the campaign to speed up appeals for death row inmates say they have gathered more than enough signatures to get the initiative on the november ballot. californians for death penalty reform submitted nearly 600,000 signatures, supporters say the initiative will save taxpayers millions of dollars a year, assured due process for those convicted and promote justice for murder victims and their families. >> it's a mess because of the very people that don't want it to work, okay, that's why it's a mess so we are here to stand together and say we are sick of it. >> now, there are nearly 750 inmates on california's death row and there haven't been any executions in 10 years. the goal of the death penalty reform initiative is to streamline the

are they going to interview juanita broderick? are they going to interview jones? >> and ray. -- rape. >> i think it could backfire. the rapefar as to play card. it is not false that there is an accusation. sayses straight there and in sydney waiting is a rapist. bill clinton is not running for president. hillary clinton is. try to tiep will them together but i don't think this is an issue that is going to help him with women. and i think trump needs to be cautious in this area. any kind to give him of advice it would be to narrow the argument. the argument that he wants to make for hillary clinton is that in making theed women part of this target. monicaused her fire on lewinsky. she participated in objective by of women who were victims his power and. has engaged in this line of attack but if he is going to keep it up, it needs to be narrowed from his campaign. -- weironic that weird are talking about this. you need to be more specific. that is where we are in this bizarre race of 2016. chaos breaks out in the democratic race. bernie sanders is under pressure. th

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it features audio from kathleen willy and juanita broderick. >> no woman should be subjected to. it it was an assault. >> i tried to pull away from him. >> [laughing]. >> wow. >> i mean it is cocky. >> they say hillary plans to ignore trump's deeply personal assault which she thinks can benefit her. clinton will portray him as a bully and talk policy. isn't that what we want to hear is policy from hillary clinton? >> you have to fight fire with fire. trump hates mexicans and trump has to get rid of the dominicans. trump wants to get rid of muslims 1234 sorry, mormons, we are taking utah back. >> you are not allowed to be campaign manager. i don't want to say, but i am the youngest guy on the panel and this is the future. hate wins hearts. >> monica, the thing iy people first try to ignore trump and they didn't work. remember marco went in and try to fight like trump and hillary is trying the ignore. will she stick with it? >> that won't work either. it looks like bill will blow it again. there is a method to this madness. that's a brutally effective ad. again running two for the

juanita's son graduates from the police academy this summer. >> i love helping people.ter: what do you think it says about your family, that you all as a family have committed so much to this community to law enforcement, what is the legacy of the holmes family? >> i think it is a good thing when you can leave a legacy of positive role models who the children and people in general can view and say they were no different than me and look at what they achieve. it's a mindset. if you can think big you can be big. if you can think small you can be small. so, think big. >> siblings are siblings. they never worried about each other. but their children now becoming -- they're -- i an everything like that. it was interesting -- >> some of the younger siblings. >> some of their children. the sisters' children are now joining the force. >> i like how they look at it as a service. they're helping other people. it's a theme throughout the whole family. it's beautiful. >> important message. >>> coming up -- michael fassbender opening up >>> we're back now with michael fas beshd and

and jerry lewis from california helped, and one ada miller mcdonald -- juanita miller mcdonald said we had to support for $5 million year and i said this memorial we do not need $5 million. i was wrong. 1 [laughter] but she got us $1 million a year and then what did she do but get cancer and she died and i can tell you i went to her funeral. because she was the greatest supporter that i had. and she started something that exists today because she started the caucus of congressional women to come every memorial day timeframe and put a wreath at the memorial and they have done it every single year, and they are -- [applause] brigadier gen. vaught: and corinne brown, who is sitting right over here and sheila jackson lee was another of those women who had, they were friends of juanita miller mcdonald and they were there. we still do that. as i think about the help we had, we had other help, too. first lady barbara bush helped. first lady hillary clinton helped. up through dedication and a little bit beyond that. and as stated previously, jill biden, michelle obama, and jill biden have help

are they going to interview juanita broderick? are they going to interview paula jones?n one case, it is about exposure. in under the case, is about grouping against another women's will. mr. trump: and rape. is thisat one point rhetoric going to backfire? john:. i think it could backfirenot sure how soon. going as far as to play the rape card. it is not false that there is an accusation. trump is not so careful as to say a legend rape. -- say a legend rape. -- say alleged rape. the interview -- bill clinton is not running for president. hillary clinton is. although trump will try to tie them together, i don't think this is an issue that is going to help him with women. nicole: i agree and i think trump needs to be cautious in this area. if i were to give him any kind of advice it would be to narrow the argument. the argument that he wants to make for hillary clinton is that she participated in making the women part of this target. she focused her ire on monica lewinsky. she participated in objective fighting --objectifying the women that you could argue were victims of

those were the voices of kathleen willy, monica lewinsky, juanita broderick, all names we haven't heard in a long time that are coming back into the mix. they represent a lot of scandals of the 1990s. chris stirewalt joins us now. so, chris, what your reaction to this ad and how effective do you think it is for donald trump? >> during primary season donald trump was able to get free publicity by saying and doing outrageous things. one of the most famous where he implicated ted cruz's father in the as nation of jfk. he said the "national enquirer" gets some stories right. now vince foster, the clinton aide who committed suicide while in the white house. they are returning the favor, talking about this bankruptcy. his love life, his business life. martha: it's back to the 80s, and back to the 90s. as you point out both of these people were big tabloid figures during that period. if you look at it from a puree political perspective. hillary clinton does better with women. all the polls we have seen. if he can undercut her relationship with women voters in this campaign. if he keeps going a

. >> now, that allegation specifically from juanita broderick recanted.pokesman says this is donald trump being donald trump, feeling attacks and licking his wounds. we probably have not heard the end of this. donald trump putting out there his 11 possible supreme court nominees. pretty early in the campaign to do that. the clinton campaign points out not one of them is a person of color. there are three women, all of them conservative jurists. >> no doubt a lot of people will talk about that conversation with hannity and trump. thank you. 5:46ju now. after weeks of delays, law makers moving forward with a bill to help puerto rico manage its $70 billion debt. house republicans introduced the bill late yesterday. would create a board to oversee financial operations. more than 200,000 people left the u.s. territory in the past five years reducing the island's tax space. >>> for lots of us trying to travel to exotic locations like puerto rico this summer, it's about more than shorts and sunscreen. there are going to be a record number of americans set to tr

. >> that rape allegation apparently refers to juanita broderick who accused bill clinton of raping her for arkansas governor in the 1970s hillary clinton refused to specifically respond to donald trump's comment but said that the likely republican nominee is not qualified to be president >>> let's go to dave clark in our newsroom, dave? >> here are some of the top stories we are following. people in san francisco's castro district say that burglaries are rising in their neighborhood. one store owner has been hit three times in the past month. take a look at the surveillance video. a man smashing a grass door to get inside. all three smash and grabs at that store were at 5:00 a.m. the latest, tuesday morning. the store manager thinks that it's the same person doing it. san francisco police didn't have specifics on how many burglaries happened in the castro in recent months. >>> fremont police are searching now for a driver whose car hit a man in a crosswalk and that car kept going. it happened yesterday morning just after 5:30 on fremont boulevard in central avenue. a 64-year-old man wa

. >> if you're listening in the car that was juanita broderick talking to sean hannity. that was the theory of the case for donald trump. the indiscretions of bill clinton matter because hillary clinton, according to donald trump, enabled many of them. >> yeah. he's already made the case before that she's the enabler and chief of his pack of dillows and he'll bring out monica lewinsky and the way she talked about the other women. as with some of the things donald trump has done about people in the past and the way he described them, there's a kernel of truth there that, you know, history books have been written, books have been written about the clintons in which hillary clinton did not always resolutely stand up for those women against her husband. and that's what he's trying to twist to say there are these incidents. there are these quotes about what hillary clinton said about some of these women. he's trying to say that shows she is not the defender of women that she's trying to portrait herself is. and the theory of the case for him is i'll go after it in order to bo

i mean, juanita broaddrick is somebody who alleges bill clinton raped her in 1978, sued him in 1999 to of documents or smear campaign she believed that was against her. it was dismissed. some people say it's old news. under hillary clinton's old rule, we're supposed to believe this woman. >> under her own rule, correct. and also you may remember she was defending an adolescent girl who had been raped and had a very flippant attitude about it. . you know, these things are going to be brought up. they're not going to be swept under the rug. so, you know, get red ady for a rough ride. it's a necessary rough ride because our country is in so much trouble right now and people have got to be awakened. >> man, oh man. dr. carson, great to see you, sir. >> you, too, megyn. >>> when we come back, a special message for the class of 2016. >> as you leave this place, be bold. go out and take some risks. make decisions. even bad ones. fail. encounter people who have different viewpoints from your own. even offensive ones. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's like pure power at your finger

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