juanita broderick is accusing her of this, in print and on the radio. absolutely. i have the transcripts. >> we are aware of that story. kelly ann, i want to ask you, trump has made his shire of questionable comments about women through the years. so is he treading on thin ice here by calling bill clinton the sexist, perhaps, opening himself up to credit sum of his own comments? >> he has already been criticized for those comments. he was criticized in august. it was mentioned in a live first debate in cleveland on august 6th. let's back up and say why mr. trump said what he said. it's because hillary clinton called him a sexist. just as he has done with the republican candidates it seems he attacks after he has been attacked. i believe if mrs. clinton is going to run a gender-based campaign subtly saying to all the republican candidates i dare you to speak to me a certain way or use a certain word about me. and the subtle reminder that we're voting -- we need to elect the first female president, if she is going to play the gender card, the gender card may be playe

she reportedly threatened juanita broderick. saying you are a feminist doesn't make it so. >> she is a politically career politician, donald trump is a regular guy. >> i have had 30 years on a police force, i have had a military career. seen it all, done it all. next time we might get you to run. charles: you don't want to this fox business' republican presidential debate thursday, january 14. the remaining gop candidates will take center stage in south carolina. bernie sanders and donald trump exchanging word for the middle class. sanders has a plan to lure some of trump's people over. we'll tell you about it when we come back. charles back.. charles: over the weekend bernie sanders said he can pull voters away from the gop frontrunner base has no real solutions for the economy. trump said i see whacko bernie sanders coming over to me because he will double and triple taxes. a disaster. charles: i think it was a fox business debate when said tax are too high and wages are too high. sanders tried to capitalize on that. >> the ex

david: she set down a standard that seems -- juanita broderick, her credibility was never really destroyedord knows they tried. i don't know, she sat down such a hard standard it will be hard for them to overcome that standard that she herself has set down. >> she is going, she so going to obviously have to work on that issue because that, she only said, that was like a 10-word response. that was it. so, and obviously the issue is not going to go away if donald trump has his way. david: if he is the nominee, those are going to be incredible debates. we'll be tuning into that. peter, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: a few other stories on our radar. so-called "affluenza" teen, 18-year-old ethan couch, has been found in mexico with his mother. the two had been on the run after failing to comply with his probation sentence for a 2013 drunk driving accident that killed four people. attorneys in texas are now seeking to try him as an adult. >>> authorities are still looking for country singer craig strickland after he went missing in oklahoma during a storm. the body of craig more land, a

what about the issue of her being a feminist icon, all these allegations, back to juanita broderick, those were thrown out, kathleen will be in the book the survivor, john harris, esteemed political editor in chief wrote that other women in the of our white house said similar allegations that were passed on a legitimate at being denied, monica, paula jones which was set with no apology and no admission of wrongdoing, jennifer flowers, how did this all bubble up when hillary presents herself as an advocate for women standing up for women's rights against this alleged type of behavior? >> it is complicated. paula jones, settled for almost $1 million and lost his law license for five years, there were consequences he paid for the settlement. it is complicated. there are some women who look to hillary clinton as an icon and others think she does not represent me, she is not strong, as independent as i like a woman to be. it is complicated like everything else in politics and there is a give-and-take as well, hillary clinton's career has been helped by her relationship with bill clinton b

hey, watch out, you bring bill clinton into this and i'm really going after you, i can see juanita broderick'sell. what do you say? >> well, stuart, first of all, i love to keep you guessing, so it's going to be a fun year. [laughter] i'll say this, trump is right in one regard. certainly, the moment hillary clinton strongly invokes bill clinton into this campaign, he does become fair game because, certainly, she cannot benefit from the goodwill that many of the democratic base still feel towards bill clinton and then not, of course, grapple with the backlash that many still feel about bill clinton's indiscretions in the white house as well. so she's got to take that both ways that it comes. trump's got to be careful too though, stuart, because many people still have fond memories of bill clinton in the democratic base, so he's got to be careful. there's no more charismatic person many this race. right now trump's got all the charisma. bill clinton can be charismatic when he wants to be, so i would caution trump to be careful there as well. stuart: i hear you, ebony. i'm going to through this

juanita broderick accused president clinton of things he says never happened.n has a clear path to the nomination while the republican race is in chaos. she does have to know, that over time, this is going to come up. it just reminds you, without the paula jones lawsuit, maybe we never find out about monica lewinsky. it's a sad trip for hillary clinton. not a pleasant trip down memory lane but it won't be the last time something like this happens to her if she stays in the town hall environment. >> we have one final tidbit to leave you with. >> do we show the video? >> we talk about how donald trump gets rock star treatment at some of these events. there was this recent event, this is in manassas, virginia. this woman that you're about to see on the right of your screen didn't have a book of his handy. maybe she did. she preferred that he sign her chest. she was very excited. hold on, you'll see his body guards move out of the way and you'll see how delighted -- there he is signing it. now, john, not since i was at a bon jovi concert have i seen this behavior?