we bring in juanita broderick told the story about bill clinton and rate back in the 70s.th us, the author of the number one best seller, gregg jarrett. i did the second interview with you, and even through this last election, a lot of the people we are hearing from now, they were silent. they never wanted -- they didn't want an fbi investigation for you that i remember. >> oh, no, senator feinstein, senator durbin and senator schumer wanted nothing to do with my case. all democrats refused to read my deposition with the independent counsel. >> sean: they never once reached out to you? the people that are still there, the ones acting, you know, the ones that are so supportive of the allegations? >> no they never reached out to me. >> sean: when this happened to you, because i know because i've interviewed it, it was 30 minutes later you told the woman you are with and your lip was three times its normal size? >> right, and bleeding. the woman came back to the room and found me when i didn't show up for the seminar and of course, i told her immediately, look at the conditio

monica lewinsky, juanita broderick who accused him of rate, i interviewed her and all those women. still senator feinstein, so many other democrats who enthusiastically supported clinton and even voted against his impeachment. then there is current u.s. democratic senator sherrod brown whose ex-wife accused him of domestic abuse a few years after they are claiming judge kavanaugh did, and even filed a restraining order against him. there's a new political ad out today, look for yourself. >> now, senator sherrod brown is facing his own me too movement. these court records show sworn evidence that his ex-wife accused him of abusing her. i judge had to issue a restraining order and later she said brown violated the court order, pushing, shoving and building her. brown claims it's a family matter plus is ex-wife like other victims has a right to be believed. the senator had to resign when evidence emerges that he mistreated women. why is senator brown different? >> senator brown and his ex-wife now get along and she could support him politically but the record speaks for itself. that's

juanita broderick said rape, where is my investigation? all the senators feigning moral outrage, they said nothing in the case of bill clinton. in fact, he was beloved by most of his colleagues, many still in the senate despite what is a long, long, long track record of exposing himself and allegations of rape, groping, fondling, grabbing, attends their well , so many other democrats, they enthusiastically support everything clinton, they all thought the man they just heard described was perfectly fit to hold the highest office in the land. but not judge kavanaugh. one instance, one person, no evidence, nothing. from 36 years ago? they rush to judgment. no due process. in this particular case, an exhibition is definitive. they believe, but they haven't heard the other side. i believe we have the resumption of innocence. they are ready to lock up judge kavanaugh and throw away every other key factor in his life the last four decades. but when it comes to any democrat, the party is more than happy to sweep those allegations under the rug, no

and i interviewed juanita broderick two years ago. we are not, as a society or as a media where we were two years ago. as a fundamental question you have said you found her credible. >> i said i found her compelling and i'm glad she had her voice and i think they could both be right. i think something terrible could have happened to her the same summer we were both 15 and that judge kavanaugh was not involved. that is why you have sworn testimony, corroborating evidence, if you can find it. and that's why, i suppose, the fbi will continue to investigate. i'm a big fan of transparency and accountability. i'm happy. although i think it was torturous for both ford and kavanaugh and people should stop using both of them for their own political gains, may i say. i'm happy if they were willing to do that they came forward and testified under oath. the whole thing has to matter. it has to matter who he has been throughout his life. people are afraid they won't be able to defend themselves against 36-year-old allegations. >> as you know and i

do you believe keith ellison's girlfriend, do you believe kathleen willie and juanita broderick?his is the same party of harvey weinstein and anthony weiner, and i could go on. as i have said before, the charges are serious and we need to hear from kavanaugh's accuser. but when democrats tell you they want to get to the truth and they truly care about misconduct allegations, frankly i think we have just proven they are simply lying. selective moral outrage, rushing to judgment, no presumption of innocence. the american people are smart and they see what's going on. every american deserves this p fundamental principle of presumption of innocence. you all deserve it. and judge kavanaugh deserves it and the woman making the allegation deserves to be heard. these are serious allegations. what you are seeing is a political tactic that we have seen many times.at they did it to judge bork, judge clarence thomas and now, judge kavanaugh. so you also have a right to be skeptical. we will have more on this throughout the show but thanks to president trump we have important of elements on t

juanita broderick who gave a very credible story and told somebody at the time it occurred that bill clinton raped her was not believed. she was shrugged off by many in the feminist movement. from the reporting, the same lawyer who is representing dr. pooh-poohed the one meter broderick accusation. she was working liberal politics. i work in conservative politics so i understand we come with some bias. .his is what is bothering me the double standard. i do not believe the woman should be believed or not believed. you have to look at the evidence. the lawyer in me says let's evaluate what these accusations are. when you look at them factually, they do not stand. there is nothing there. host: explain that. guest: she cannot remember where or when and the people she alleged say they have not. where do you go from there? host: what about the notes the therapist took in marriage counseling and her husband recalls the story? guest: she did not name brett kavanaugh at the time. who knows? something could've happened to her but it was not brett kavanaugh. host: laurel, maryland, republican.

it is so rich that you have everybody on the left is so pro-ford in this situation, you have juanita broderick people and these people still celebrate when bill clinton walks in the room with hillary, they cheer and applaud and smile and shake his hand and then you have a situation like this where they do the exact opposite. what do you think of that? >> one more point. you have senator cory booker, senator spartacus who wrote in high school or college an article called how he groups women. senator spartacus wrote a column, how he groups women to get to second base. the senator from delaware who beat his wife. the senator from ohio who beat his wife, ex-wife. you have beto o'rourke, a drunk driving accident. if you want a morality question of what did you do in your past there is a lot of dirt from a lot of democrats on the senate including senator cory booker who said their accusing brett kavanaugh and he himself pleaded guilty or said out loud how he enjoys sexually assaulting women when he was younger. it is outrageous. rob: thank you for your time, we appreciate it. jillian: 6 minutes unti

when are these hollywood women going to say dear juanita broderick, i apologize. we apologize.e, dr. ford has the deadline of 10:00 tomorrow morning to tell them whether or not she will appear and, of course, we would all love to hear her story. michelle, thank you very much. >> tick tock. steve: you bet. ainsley: thanks, michelle. steve: 24 minutes before the top of the hour. time for news with jill january. jillian: that's right. do you remember when house minority leader nancy pelosi said this? >> let me just say this self-promotion is a terrible thing but somebody has got to do it. i'm a master legislator. jillian: some members of her own party don't agree. they want to make it harder for her to become speaker again. if democrats regahanna control in the house in november. according to the atlantic. at least 10 anti-pelosi lawmakers signed a petition requiring her to get more votes. this self-described tough broad, her word, not mine. won't hold back if she ever comes face-to-face with the man who carjacked her. listen to this. >> i told the [bleep], the way he pushed me an

did you ever hear juanita broderick? under bill clinton. >> i cared about character then. >> you were in the clinton news network. i don't are you caring about clinton. >> that has nothing to do with what's happening now. >> now it has nothing to do with it. >> when i was at "time" magazine, all those cover stories on monica lewinsky -- >> on the other ten that are mentioned? >> no. this is something -- you ask how its going to effect people. you're right. the hard core of trump supporters may not affect them. but what it will affect is a whole lot of people that feel, okay. this is gone on too long. this is exhausting. we don't need this. >> there's another analogy here, during the last days of lyndon johnson, he was clinically paranoid and that ended of course with johnson deciding not to run again, but some of donald trump's behavior is reminiscent of lbj at the during the darkest days of vietnam. >> again, we'll find out in november how the general population views all of this. gentlemen, thank youvery much for joini

bill clinton accuser juanita broadry broadry -- broderick is here with questions for dianne feinstein about her claims and how they were treated 20 years ago. hear exclusively from house intel chair devin nunes with first reaction to the president's decision late this afternoon to declassify documents related to the russia investigation. but first, 1991, all over again. that is the focus of tonight's angle. by now most of you are familiar with the 11th hour charges against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. christine blasey-ford is claiming when she was 15 and kavanaugh was 17, he made unwanted advances toward her at a boozy house party. she claims he tried to force himself upon her. kavanaugh released a statement today emphatically denying the charges for a second time, saying "this is a completely false allegation, i've never done anything like what the accuser describes, to her or to anyone," but the 10 democrats on the judiciary committee were unanimous in calls to delay kavanaugh's scheduled thursday vote. some weak-kneed republicans, no shock there, like flake and corker, jo

themselves number one we've seen one meter broderick brought out many times and that was maybe forty five years ago. and people are still talking about it and i believe juanitabroaddrick had every right to talk about what happened to her and what brought her out into the into the for was the fact that she saw this man becoming president it's the same thing here when you see somebody rising and rising and you see them more in the public eye yes i can do things and you know how many times i have this and i have to jump in jason we've run out of time to him but bill clinton was guilty of sexual assault that's all the time we have many many thanks to my guests and watching in atlanta and in west palm beach and thanks to our viewers for watching us here to see you next time and remember. africa to try to game it's all about speed look at goldman sachs to figure out a way to go backwards in time and still money from trays in the history they would do it but the second best option is to just increase the speed in the here and now to steal it or much wrap and. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or

number one we've seen one leader broderick brought out many times and that was maybe forty five years ago . and people are still talking about it and i believe juanita broaddrick. every right to talk about what happened to her and what what brought her out into the into the for was the fact that she saw this man becoming president it's the same thing here when you see somebody rising and rising and you see them more in the public eye yes reckonings and you know how many times i have this in but i have to jump in jason we've run out of time for him but bill clinton was guilty of sexual assault that's all the time we have many many thanks to my guests and watching in atlanta and in west palm beach and thanks to our viewers for watching us here see you next time and remember. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and obviously going to guest of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. it's hard to imagine decades after the war a nazi don't tell was still active rich in the nineteen seventies crittle had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery ashe was a german company develops of the divid

themselves number one we've seen one leader broderick brought out many times and that was maybe forty five years ago. and people are still talking about it and i believe juanita broaddrick had every right to talk about what happened to her and what what brought her out into the into the for was the fact that she saw this man becoming president it's the same thing here when you see somebody rising and rising and you see them more in the public eye yes i can do things and i know how many times i have this and i have to jump in jason we've run out of time to him but sure bill clinton was guilty of sexual assault that's all the time we have many many thanks to my guests and watching in atlanta and in west palm beach and thanks to our viewers for watching us here to see you next time and remember. the old saying you know we need to go back to by force on force that's the supposition that's also the position of the guy. that. we should do that. because in any case even though there's a number of agencies they've got to go back quite a bit to the to this country. but politicians to. put themselves on the line. they did accept or reject. so if you want to be presiden

themselves number one we've seen one leader broderick brought out many times and that was maybe forty five years ago. and people are still talking about it and i believe juanita broaddrick. every right to talk about what happened to her and what what brought her out into the into the for was the fact that she saw this man becoming president it's the same thing here when you see somebody rising and rising and you see them more in the public eye yes i can do things and i had to have this and i have to jump in jason we've run out of time for him but sure bill clinton was guilty of sexual assault that's all the time we have many many thanks to my guests and watching in atlanta and in west palm beach and thanks to our viewers for watching us here to see you next time and remember. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. in yet another attempt to pressure donald trump launches an all out to raid against her on at the u.n. security council that faces united opposition from almost all the other states around the table. and that's not going to help to. get this d