juanita, i want to start with you. bill clinton did approach you, did he not, in 1992, to apologize? >> yeah. yes. he did. it was in 1991. i was in little rock at a nursing home seminar and someone comes to the door and says, i'm wanted in the hallway. i go out and the man points down around the corner by the elevator. and so i go down there. as i round the corner, there stands bill clinton with two of his arkansas state police guards. and he rhes ov and he starts this profuse apology and saying, i'm so sorry for what i did, i am a changed man. i'm just not the man i used to be. even said, i'm a family man now. and i just looked at him, laura, and i -- i was just flabbergasted. i said, you go to hell. i walked off. i could not believe it. and the nurses who were with me followed me out. and they came over to me and they said, what did he want? and i told them. and then i began to feel a little bad that i had said that, i kept thinking, well, maybe he really meant that, maybe he really was apologizing. >> laura: then wh

followed herbert wiener and then juanita washington. >> i live in the richmond. i'm know you struck item number 12 from the agenda. i want to make a comment because the cpuc had proposed e liminating whatever taxes they were collecting or fees they were collecting from the tnc. from some of the transportation network companies. that in a way that maybe okay because who knows what they were doing with it and what they are collecting it for. the city of san francisco or mta had to create a position kind of like the curb monitor because all these services taking up curb space, whether it's lyft, uber or carryouts. the city having to spend money to monitor this activity. i think it's totally appropriate to add a tax category for these companies. i support that. even if the puc stop collecting fees. supervisor peskin wrote a letter about this. >> next speaker please. >> herbert wiener, juanita washington. >> this is so timely. i'm going to the airport on thursday, to city of chicago. i tried to reserve a super shuttle. it's $45 a ride. about four months ago, it was $1

here, juanita. you're going to see that tonight, right? thank you very much, juanita. you have been fantastic and your kind words. this is truly an incredible organization. thanks also to the members of nfib's board of directors who i've spent time with, just took some wonderful pictures with, good-looking group, i have to tell you. and board chairman, steve shram. thank you, thank you, steve. thank you. [applause] together you've been a powerful voice for america's small businesses and now you have a true friend and ally in the white house. [cheers and applause] i'm honored to be with you today for really this historic celebration. this was something when they asked me to do, i didn't think about it for more than about a second. i said, i'll do it. you're very special people. and let me officially say on behalf of the meernl, happy 75th anniversary to the national federation of independent business i tell you -- business. i tell you deserve a big happy. -- i tell you, you deserve a big happy. joining us today are some terrific people who worked very, very hard and act

. >> reporter: juanita broaddrick accused him of raping her and kathleen willey says clinton groped herite house hallway in 1993. clinton has denied the allegations. when asked if they would accept his apology, the women had this to say -- >> i tell him the same thing juanita told him -- >> which would be. >> i'd tell him to go to hell. >> on twitter lewinsky thanked the people who helped her gain perspective in the last 20 years. >>> legal experts say the supreme court's ruling in favor of a colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a gay couple is a narrow ruling that doesn't settle the wider issue. jack phillips argued baking the cake would violate his religious beliefs. anthony kennedy cited religious hostility on the part of the civil rights commissioners who described phillips' beliefs as irrational and offensive. the decision sparked a protest in denver and disbelief between the couple who sued phillips. >> you know the first emotions were just shock and disappointment. you know, i'm still kind of sorting through all the emotions. the struggle is real and, you know, c

. >> en el homicidio de su hermano con juanita mÁs tarde. >> pero temen que la situaciÓn legal es vulnerabledelante y buscando. >> hacen cargos con ellos. por ellos. >> para muchas mujeres. >> para im mrm aro y apoyar a la seguridad de estos pequeÑos y las personas que toman el papel de sus padres. en teorÍa. >> la luc de ellos. >> femecidios en menores. >> desde el estado de mÉxico. >> ha pasado meses. >> en obligatoria. >> estÁn seÑalado lo que hoy se hace por estos niÑos los convierte en niÑos invisibles. >> en la crisis econÓmica que se ha incrementado en los Últimos meses. miles de millones de dÓlares de sus reservas. >> ubicado en el fin de semana de san juan puerto rico como sim el bo de protestas para llamar la atenciÓn sobre cifras sobre el nÚmero de fallecido. solamente murieron 64 personas pero un estudio de la universidad de harvard. >> 47 skwaents. >>> estamos en la junta de bernador. >> por otra parte. >> en las cÁmaras de vigilancia una persona atacÓ arrollada. en estÁs imagenes transitando al noreste y 119 calle la segunda avenida. >> de repente impacta un motorista. >> este

juanita gomez asleep as the floodwaters quietly began to rise. >> when i woke up this morning at 8:00 i stepped in the water. >> reporter: right out of your bed into water? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: roads given out, creating sink holes. because of flood like this is so rare, most homeowners say they have no flood insurance. experts say the long-term drought and the sun baked soil compounded the impact of the flood. and this misery will likely continue. forecasters say the threat of more flash floods will continue through the night. lester? >> thank you. >>> now to that cardinal accused. he was once the most powerful voices in the american catholic church. the former archbishop of washington, now the first u.s. cardinal suspended by the vatican after an allegation of sexual abuse on a minor. it's another sad turn in the sex abuse scandal that has plagued the church. we get more from nbc's ann thompson. >> the world is in crisis. >> reporter: tonight suspended from his public priestly duties after an allegation he abused a teenager in new york 47 years ago was found to be credible and

juanita ramirez lives across the tracks. >> i was scared. too close to home. >> reporter: at mid-afternoon today, the rail crossing was still cordened off. evidence markers littering the crime scene. officers tried to stop a car with three juveniles on e street and railroad avenue. >> once the vehicle stopped two suspects got out of the vehicle. and exchanged gunfire with our officers. >> one of them was hit. both ran into the neighborhood where they were captured. the suspect who was shot was arrested here on a front lawn stained with blood. part of the evidence, an officer's medical bag and shield. the third suspect drove the car a few blocks away to railroad avenue and whipple road. here we found a toyota camry with more than 20 bullet holes. in this police van, also with bullet holes in the windshield. police arrested the driver here. lieutenant steve men dez says the three suspects are all young. >> two of them were 16 years old and one was 15. >> menendez tells us the officers stopped the car because was reported stolen. >> our officer

juanita gomez asleeps the flood waters quietly began to rise. >> when i we up thisorning at 8:00, i step in the water. >> reporter: you stepped right of out of your bed into water? >> yeah. >> reporter: broken out glass when electric windows stopped working. roads giving out creating sink holes in mcallen. because a flootdike this is so wear, homeowners say they have no flood insurance. the sun drought and soil ed the impact of the flood. >> that was kerry sanders reporting. >>> now to another sad turn in the sex abuse scandal that has cagued theholic church, this time involving one of the most pow american catholic church, cardinal theodore mccleric, former archbishop op of washington was the suspended by the vatican after sexual abuse of ami nor. nbc's ann thompson has the details. >> the world is in crisis. >> reporter: cardinal theodore mckerik suspended after allegation he abused a teenager in new york 47 years ago was found to be credible and substantiated. archik would go on to lead diocese in new york and washington. cardinal dolan oversaw the rvestigation. do failings haveson to

i also want to welcome one need juanita dugan and michael balleellarmine.hank you for your support in getting this legislation passed the finish line. great team. great team. thank you very much. and there are so many others in the room, i know you are never going to speak to me again, but we are not going to give any more name spread let's get down to business. other than these names, who are the important ones, ok? proud of theally republican members of congress who fought. they fought with us. we didn't get a democrat vote, we didn't get one vote for these massive tax cuts, so i want to thank roger wicker, representative diane black, kevin brady, what a warrior, kevin. kevin, come on, stand up. mike kelly, my friend, and jason our great republican members of congress worked night and day to score this landmark victory. this really was a landmark victory for their constituents, but much more importantly for the country. unfortunately, every single democrat in the house and senate am a that's right, every single one voted against lower taxes for the hard-w

i also want to welcome juanita dugan and michael veleman for helping us.r support has been incredible in getting this very difficult legislation to the finish line and passed. please stand up. stand up. what a team. great team. great team. thank you very much. and there are so many others in the room. you're never going to speak to me again. we're not going to give anymore names. let's get down to business. other than these names, who are the important ones. okay. we're also especially proud of the republican members of congress who fought -- i mean, they fought with us. we didn't get a democrat vote. we didn't get one vote for these massive tax cuts. so i want to thank roger wicker, kevin grady. what a warrior. kevin. kevin, come on. kevin, stand up. mike kelly my friend and jason smith, our great republican members of congress worked night and day to score this landmark victory. this really was a landmark victory for their constituents. but much more importantlily for the country. unfortunately every single democrat in the house and senate. that's right,

>> reporter: the witness we spoke to, juanita, said that she is that she heard a lot of shots. and a lot of evidence markers out here.>>> new at 5:30 pm, a bay area city about to tax big business, will it keep companies removing here? a look at the controversial debate.>>> blood was coming out, and thinking what are you doing this, why are you doing this? >> a random attack on the streets of oakland leaves and activists beaten and bloodied. >>> getting ready for fire season, taking you along with firefighters as they train for the dangerous time ahead. >>> increasing numbers into the bay area weekend, for weather, upper 90s, by friday and saturday. >>> crews have contain a grass fire, near doherty road, this afternoon, from sky fox, you can see firefighters used helicopters, a bulldozer and hand crews on the ground, no word on what caused the fire, but an example of how fire season is here, temperatures are going up, fourth of july around the corner, and all of that is raising concern about fires.>> our crews got a firsthand look at the training that firefighters are going thro

so we are going to check out both juanita moore events and one a the new space and we are monitoring the events and venues and managing theinesnd sous bleedn the outside. some are outdoor events, too, and in compliance. and a couple of rooftop parties and intersperse one or two venues that we are trying to honor at the same time. going to the center and mezzanine, jones -- >> we got a list in crystal and people who applied for one times with us. mike put together a list based off of websites. and a couple of venues that being b going to each weekend. and dylan has mentioned this and looks like he may go into this in his talk, but taking over the master special events calendar for the whole city. and so he is going to send out an aggregated list from our office, m.t.a. street closures, from police department, in anything that mike has researched online, and sending that over to d.e.m., police department, fire department, and so they're going to have this and be able to create hopefully a heat map of where everything is going on so they have situational awareness this weekend. the emer

at the store in dublin, we met juanita diaz who wanted to treat her grandchildren to a few toys on theinal day. >> i mean, i brought my grandchildren in here every one of them and would let them run through the store and they would pick their -- whatever toy they wanted, their first toy, it was just a tradition i had with them. and now it's gone. >> toys 'r us got its start more than 60 years ago. it became an iconic brand with jeffrey the giraffe and its toys 'r us kids campaign. it had more than 730 locations in the united states. . >>> some analysts expect the buildings to be back in use by the holiday shopping season and many could have new tenants within a year. some retail real estate experts say many online retailers are locking to add "brick and mortar" locations. across the country this year, there have been 4100 store closing announcements. but they are partly offset by 1900 planned store openings. >>> time to check the weather now. we have been watching that fire in concord. the four-alarm fire, contra costa fire officials now saying it is 50% contained. evacuations were und

said we need to believe all women but the left refused to acknowledge clinton's accusers like to juanitaick. kennedy: what's interesting, michael touched on it saying he's a sociopath. you realize how angry he is about this and how he hasn't been able to move on. we are talking about probably the most of polished politician of our lifetime. more so than president reagan or obama. >> as recently as 2013 the democratic party was glorifying ted kennedy as a women's rights champion ignoring the fact that he left a woman to suffocate in her car. the clintons have had this come to jesus movemt. somehow the dam broke and they came to that conclusion. feminists ruined her life as well and enabled men like him to continue this behavior against young women so long as they are pushing the right progressive policies. they have been doing it up until the last year. kennedy: i think what we are seeing is a generational shift. there are young feminists who are disgusted by what they have done. i think that's why a lot of younger democrats gravitated toward bernie sanders. >> hillary clinton was the dem

r crimin prosecution -- >> he juanita. i've met her, she's a beautiful person. like hillary i wanted to be in denial, i wanted deny these things coupese i felt like that wasn't the person that i had known. but when i met her the first time and realize that she was a very genuine person and had no reason to lie about that, i had to come to terms with the fact that he was very capable and it did do that. why shouldn't he be prosecuted for rate as bill cosby has, and harvey weinste? why shouldn't he be? why don't they arrest hillary as a she she hasllee person that has let him go. and be the enabler that has let him go and do what he has done to women. >> laura: by the way, we reached out to the clinton foundation come to bill clinton's personal attorney david kendall about this story and about your new allegations, and we not get a response, so we did attempt to do that. >> of course not. >> laura: i want to play a snippet from bill clinton, this was also from the new york event last night. let's watch. >> i support the "me too" movement, and i think it's long ove

Él y su familia tienen una puerquita llamada juanita.a dorsal estaba lastimada, y estaba expuesta, y que tenía un hueco en un pulmón, porque podía ver las burbujas. vilma: en un punto, george mostró señales de vida. de inmediato, lenard le practicó los primeros auxilios, y sabía muy bien lo que estaba haciendo, porque por décadas se desempeñó como cirujano pediátrico. lenard: agarré mi solución salina, mis guantes y gazas estériles, y limpié sus heridas y las tapé y comencé a llamar veterinarios. vilma: una veterinaria aceptó verlo, y lenard metió a george en un cajón y condujo media hora hasta la ciudad de júpiter, pero ella solo le ofreció sacrificarlo. cuando lenard se negó, ella le consiguió otra veterinaria que se especializaba en animales exóticos y lenard manejó otra hora con su tortuga herida hasta la ciudad de deerfield beach. lo que lenard no sabía es que esa veterinaria tenía su propio programa en el canal nat geo wild, llamado "doctor kay's, exotic animal er", una especie de reality show sobre casos de urgencia de animales y

[applause] president trump: i want to welcome juanita, karen, and michael for helping us, your supporteen incredible in getting this very difficult legislation to the finish line and fast. please stand up. what a team. [applause] president trump: great team, thank you. there are so many others in the room, you will never speak to me again, but we will not give any more names, let's get down to business. ofare also especially proud the republican members of congress who fought with us. we did not get a democrat vote. not one vote for these massive tax cuts. i want to thank roger wicker, diane black, kevin brady, what a warrior. [applause] president trump: kevin, stand up. mike kelly, my friend, jason smith come our great republican members of congress worked night and day to score this landmark victory, this was a landmark victory for their constituents and for the country. unfortunately, every single democrat in the house and senate -- everyone voted against lower taxes for the hard-working americans. you see what is happened. it has been something very special. the tax cuts and jobs a

followed herbert wiener and then juanita washington. >> i live in the richmond. i'm know you struck item number 12 from the agenda. i want to make a comment because the cpuc had proposed e liminating whatever taxes they were collecting or fees they were collecting from the tnc. from some of the transportation network companies. that in a way th

to national federation of businesses president juanita dugan. what do you make of that? it's unusual, but obtain clear message here is, look, this is something that could screw everything up, right? >> thank you for having me, neil. nfib is having 75th anniversary this week, and we have hundreds and hundreds of small business owners in town to talk to congress. we survey very often and asked them a series of questions about what problems and priorities are? and trade just doesn't register very high with a small business owner in our surveys. that's the case for a long time. what they do care about is the tax cut, small business optimism is the highest in 35 years, and they're here to tell congress they need the tax cuts to be permanent. they need certainty. neil: so tariffs and stuff like that, largely, i'm not saying your numbers are impervious or immune to this, but not affected as big, big national conglomerates or firms that do business everywhere, right? >> that's don't talk much to us about it. when we asked 75 questions about business problems, trade pretty much c

. >> juanita lives across the tracks. >> i was scared. too close to home. >> >> reporter: at mid-afternoon the rail crossing cordened off. evidence markers littering the crime scene. officers tried to stop a car with three juveniles. >> two suspects got out of the vehicle once it stopped. and exchanged gunfire with our officers. >> one of them was hit. both ran into the neighborhood where they were captured. the suspect shot was arrested here on a front lawn stained with blood. part of the evidence an officers medical bag and shield. the third suspect drove the car a few blocks away to railroad avenue and whipple road. here we found a toyota camry with more than 20 bullet holes. in this police van, also with bullet holes in the windshield. police arrested the driver here. lieutenant steve menendez says the three suspects $suspects are young. >> twoey 16 years old one was 15. >> menendez tell us the officers stopped the car because it was reported stolen. >> our officers were in the area doing extra enforcement because we have had several

want to make sure that everybody knows a museum named after lily jackson and she and her daughter juanita yes. >> civil rights leaders involved and, not to -- [inaudible] >> i think she was active into her 90's in ncaap. had many others of civil rights activists. >> anyone else? [inaudible] >> it's directly across from -- you can go online and you can call. but it's a great place to find out about civil rights leaders in baltimore. >> i wanted to just go back and say a couple of things about the women who i talked to and i think this is for the women acrs the board, is that they continued to work for human rights and some people -- some people said had we named this and some people tried to name it human rights movement, civil rights movement but we could not get support. there's a great book saying written by scholar called eyes off of the prize of people in late 40's and 50's who wanted to join with the movement but they couldn't get support here to do that. so it's focused on civil rights but still human rights but the thing about these women, they continued to do work for the rest of

bubbled up an the "new york times" wrote an opinion piece titled "i believe juanita." and reviewing this is complicated and painful. at the same time looking back at the smear campaign against the clintons shows we can't treat the feminist injunction to believe women as absolute. three days later senator kirsten gillibrand saying clinton should have resigned over the lewinsky affair. leading liberals to doubt broderick's allegations. in the #metoo era, do you think that's changed at all, elise? >> i still think that the pa k hypocrisy is there and we need to be careful to constantly challenge it and to, to look at women, to look what they're coming forward with, and to believe women. you look at how so many feminists back in the late '90s supported bill clinton, because they said, well, he's really good on women's issues. let's just -- you heard the same argument with al franken and you hear so many democrats still so upset that al franken was forced to resign, but there were so many women who had complained of unacceptable behavior. so i think we on the right and the

it may be all tongue in cheek humor but there's nothing funny about how much juanita sanchez is beingto run southwest key. according to the latest tax filings in 2017, sanchez's southwest key nonprofit paid him $1.47 million doubling the $770,000 he made the year before. is that a lot, even for a nonprofit of his size? apparently yes. >> the head of the american red cross receives a $600,000 salary. it's a multi-billion dollars charity that control half of blood supply, lead disaster provider. you've got this charity, the budget is like a 10th of its size, not nearly the size of the responsibilities, so it does appear high. >> reporter: cnn analyzed nonprofits as large as southwest key and operating under similar classification and found sanchez paid among the very top. he operates 83 shelters or schools or detention centers across the country. the federal government contracts in the last ten years add up to $1.5 billion. by many accounts, southwest key does provide safe housing to unaccompanied minors, though they have been cited in the past for some violations. in an interview sanch

the others, kathleen willie, juanita broaddrick, paula jones, they weren't willing participants. >> shannon laura ingraham tonight and they were very upset about the way that he pretrade the conversation about the me too movement and his guilt or innocence, and jehmu, those are big caseshat did not get a lot of attention at the time. but even in retrospect, a number of the people involved, interviewing those women, trying to get them from interviews, have said, we have gotten that wrong. >> i think that is one of the great things that we are seeing come out of the me too movement. i think it is also important, shannon, to recognize that while the scandal almost ended president clinton's presidency, in this age of this reckoning where president clinton needs to face it, and it's not a partin issue, many men, many people who were complicit in this need to face it, in the midst of this, there has been little to no accountability or consequences for our current president, donald trump. >> it's not about donald trump. >> shannon: quick word. >> for 80 years, anytime anyone criticized barack obam

paula jones said he dropped his pants an got naked i front of her but we know that juanita broaddrick charged him with rap rape, catherine really touched against her will in the oval office. >> clinton says critics are now pouncing in light of the #metoo #metoo movement. >> a lf the facts have been conveniently omitted to make the story work. partly because they are frustrated that they got all these serious allegatioagainst n the oval office and voters don't seem to care. i think i did the right thing. i defended the constitution. to be what what fact? tell us. you lost your law license, you lost a judgment in the case of paul jones and paid money. and you are impeached. you've got to give credit to the mainstream media. in case, it was nbc, craig melvin, continuing to press clinton and the former president could just not take it, handle it, or even believe it. living back in 1996. take a look. >> do you think differently or feel more responsibility? >> no. i felt terrible then. and i came to grips with that. nobody believes that i got out of that for free. i left the white house $16

i also want to welcome juanita dugan, karen carrigan, n michael bell and then for helping us. your support has been incredible in getting this very difficult legislation to the finish line. please stand up. what a team. great people. great team. thank you. and they were so many others in the room. you never going to speak to me again. but we are not going to give any more names. let's get down to business. other than these names are the important ones. we are also especially proud of republican members of congress who felt -- fought with us. we didn't get a democrat vote. we didn't get one vote for these massive tax cuts. so i want to thank roger wicker, representative diane black, kevin brady, what a warrior. kevin, come on. stand up. mike kelly, my friend and jason smith, our great republican members of congress work night and day to score this landmark victory. this really was a landmark victory for their constituents but much more importantly for the country. unfortunately, every single democrat in the house and senate, every single one voted against lower taxes for the ha

this to you, but i think the cutting of regulations had just as big an impact i also want to welcome juanita dugan, cay coles james karen kerrigan, and michae michael bellamin your support has been critical in getting this difficult legislation to the finish line and past please stand up. stand up what a team. great team great team thank you very much. and there are so many others in the room you know, you never are going to speak to me again. but we're not going to give any more names let's get down to business other than these names who are the important ones, okay we're also especially proud of the republican members of congress who fought, i mean, they fought with us. we didn't get a democrat vote. we didn't get one vote for these massive tax cuts so i want to thank roger wicker, representative diane black kevin brady, what a warrior. kevin. kevin, and on. stand up, kevin. come on. mike kelly, my friend, and jason smith, our great republican members of congress worked night and day to score this landmark victory. this really was a landmark victory for their constituents and much more imp

thank you very much, juanita. you have been fantastic and your kind words.his is truly an incredible organization. thanks also to the members of nfib board of directors how spent time with. took some wonderful pictures with a good-looking group, i have to tell you, and board chairman steve schram. thank you, steve. [applause] together you have been a powerful voice for america's small businesses and now you have a true friend and ally in the white house. you know that. [cheers and applause] i'm honored to be with you today for this historic celebration. this was something when they asked me to do, i didn't think about it for more than about a second. i said i will do it. you are very special people. [applause] let me officially say on behalf of the american people, happy 75th anniversary to the national federation of independent business. i tell you, you deserve a big happy. [applause] joining us today are some terrific people who work very, very, very hard, and actually they are starting to to get a lot of credit. in fact we had our highest poll numbers tod

i also want to welcome juanita dugan. kay coals james.en carrigan and michael bellaman for helping us. your support has been incredible in helping get this very difficult legislation to the finish line and fast. please stand up. [applause] >> stand up. what a team. great team. thank you. thank you very much. and there are so many others in the room, you know, you're never going to speak to me again. but we're not going to give any more names. let's get down to business other than these names who are the important ones, okay? we're also especially proud of the republican members of congress who fought. i mean, they fought with us. we didn't get a democrat vote. we didn't get one vote for the massive tax cuts. so i want to thank roger wicker, representative diane black. kevin brady, what a warrior, kevin. kevin, come on. stand up, kevin. come on. [applause] mike kelly, my friend, and jason smith. our great republican members of congress worked night and day to score this landmark victory. this really was a landmark victory for their constit

that you still have juanita broad rick suffering what she went through.im. he said i am so sorry and yes, i need to call monica and yes, i'm so -- but we still see this nagging clintonian impulse which again as you said allowed trump supporters to say well, what about the clintons. >> it has been for decades a lileouble standard that the clintons have used and abused where nobody is allowed to go there on this issue and in the age of me too, women are supposed to go there. and men by the way. we're supposed to be able to say what the difference is between right and wrong and when you have done something wrong, you are supposed to own it and not talk about facts distorted facts and obstructed facts. my god, he sounded like trump. he sounded incapable of owning anything. to me, i was -- i've never been more moved by an interview and i really appreciate that craig melvin asked those questions and put that entire interview to a stop and stayed with it finally. finally. >> and you were talking about how what you heard over and over again from trump supporters

to say draw an analogy between what was a publicity stunt and the serious allegations by juanita broderickt bill clinton did to her in the oval office, not an analogy there we should all sit here and condemn bill clinton for those actions. abby: wenty, the reason i'm fired up by the way is because we are all women in this conversation. the interview that happened yesterday didn't have to do with donald trump, it had to do with bill clinton that's why we are talking about this. can't we as women take politics out of this and say he could have come up with a much better, much more heart felt response to that question? >> abby, that's what i said. so for you again to sit here and say that sounded like bill clinton is offensive. no matter what side of the aisle you sit on what clinton said was incorrect. however, in the same token, we have a president who was accused by women of doing the same thing, so this is not a political issue. clinton is wrong. that is indefensible. no one is saying that he is not. but for us to sit here and say we are going to piece and pars meal what is going on in th