juanita broderick and kathleen willey.lintons had a 30-year pass from all democrats about this issue. now they are trying to like grab the high ground. now that the clintons aren't in power potentially in power, now they can speak out. but these women were smeared and slandered and besmirchesd and attacked in unprecedented ways. >> yeah. i mean, sean, remember the clinton saying hey drag a dollar bill through a trailer park and look what you get. what a bunch of disgusting pigs talking about women like that. and, listen, i heard that pelosi clip before you brought me on here. i mean, if you saw me rolling my eyes, zero tolerance? zero tolerance for who? apparently not for democrats. it's a never ending sea of tolerance for democrats. we got al franken and john conyers. these are credible allegations. this is what frustrates the heck out of me out of democrats what's the standard for republicans, allegations are made, just allegations. you are supposed to immediately resign if you are a republican. if you are a democrat not

kathleen willey and broderick.isingly al franken could not see him. >> you can tell al franken hello from morgan. he might not remember me. i remember him. very clearly. 17 years later. >> sean: we did reach out to franken's office for a statement. we haven't heard back. joining us now from the media organizer morgan and two women who have accused bill clinton of sexual misconduct. let me start with you, i remember when i interviewed you, first, lisa myers interviewed you first. i interviewed you second. and i took the time to interview all those women at the time. jennifer flowers has been vindicated now. he saw his conduct with monica lewenski. a lot of lying went on. and i remember lisa myers said something. she called you and said the problem is you are too credible. i want you to explain the story and, what the clinton machine did to you. >> you know, sean, that was probably one of the hardest times of my life. i had absolutely spilled out my heart and soul in that interview. i had finally decided to do it wit

juanita broderick, juanita jones, kathleen willey and yes, there were many others.rand was running for office in 2006, whom did she call to help her raise money? bill clinton, of course. and she, like many democratic women before her, had no problem at all turning a deaf ear to the complaints of sexual harassment that had dogged clinton for decades. and you know why? because, let's face it, he was an uber fundraiser. he was fantastic at it. but, with sex pigs now being called to account for their misdeeds in the wake of the weinstein scandal, well, democrats have suddenly discovered a moral conscience. and now they even see their former heroes with new eyes. bill clinton wasn't a degenerate when he appeared at every democratic convention since he left office. and i guess he wasn't a bad degenerate sexual harasser when he was feted in new york at the clinton foundation gallis. he wasn't a sex pig last month when he campaigned for phil murphy in new jersey. but now that his wife has lost the presidency and bill is under new scrutiny, he is suddenly a leper to the part

next is kathleen willey. i've interviewed her many times. a former volunteer white house aide and accused bill clinton of sexual misconduct in 1993. i have interviewed her many times about this encounter. this gets worse and worse. watch this. >> no woman should be subjected to it. it was an assault. >> he assaulted you? and touch, grab, fondled and kissed you against her will? >> yes. >> is an allegation that was not paid by one woman, by multiple women. >> sean: kathleen would later slam hillary clinton for enabling her husband's behavior. and finally, there was the most serious, the mostin disturbing allegation against bill clinton. according to wanita broaddrick, bill clinton raped her in 1978 when he was the attorney general of the state of arkansas. take a look at this. >> you described the scene where he was biting on your lip and when it was all over he was leaving. he said you better put some ice on that. >> yeah, and casually put on his sunglasses and walked out the door. and i told my friend, who came back and found me, that i was

after kathleen willey claimed she was groped by bill clinton.steinem wrote a column even if you believe what kathleen willey said is true that's not sexual harassment. he stopped after being told to stop. this is the way they twisted themselves to defend the clintons and nau the chickens have come home to roost. >> judge jeanine: how is that going to impact the 2018s, kevin? >> they are going to get crushed. every time i talk to the leftist they talk about the wins with the governors, expected wins, they have learned no lessons, larry is pointing out the hypocrisy, we do it every day on our radio show democrats don't learn. they still don't understand where the power structure is. they are still trying to weed out do the clintons still have power. does obama have any power? in fact, i heard they are going to bring bill clinton out to campaign. somebody's clinton to campaign in 2018. >> bring him out. >> judge jeanine: i don't get it clintons in or out and obama. by the way brazil went after obama today. it just keeps going. >> right. >> judge je

fact that-- nobody was approving bill clinton and some of the things he was accused of doing by kathleen willeyt people were not saying, "we're drawing the line here." if you don't draw lines in these big cases, then you don't draw lines in the little cases in the workplace. now we're seeing-- you know, we saw republicans tolerating what donald trump was accused of doing. and today we're seeing this astounding case where republicans in alabama are tolerating what judge roy moore is accused of doing and use some of the lamest -- >> with a teenager. >> yes, making advances on a 14-year-old girl and some others. one of the defenses from one of the republican officials down there was, "well, joseph was with mary, and mary was a teenager in the bible." it was like, "are you kidding me? this is the argument you're using?" you know, it's so mind-boggling. and it's-- it's a sign of how partisanship has replaced everything else. partisanship have kblind you to immorality, to the truth. partisanship has become the idol, idol of our time. >> rose: the writer michael lewis has begun a series of investigati

: the 22-year-old intern that led to impeachment, what accused of broaddrick, appropriate and kathleen willeyanother incident similar to allegations. in this moment, michelle goldberg writes in "the new york times" which of the clearly the credible evidence that she told the truth and she accused clinton of her. they are guilty of apologizing for cringing when they shouldn't have. >> people are starting to believe and realize i was truly sexually assaulted by bill clinton. >> caitlin flanagan said it is a pattern of behavior that included a violent assault or the women involved had far more credible evidence that many of the most notorious accusations that have come to light in the past five weeks but has not led to this led to the swift justice that today's accused men have experienced a rather rescued by a surprising force, machine feminism. flanigan points to a 1998 times op-ed by feminists icons dynamos overage bother to argue even if allegations are true, the president is not guilty of sexual harassment. he's accused of making a reckless passes a supporter. president clinton took no for

is much harder to rise up and say the right thing and defend monica and juanita broaddrick and kathleen willey and paula jones when they were in power. they were stalwart supporters of abortion rights. i have can't emphasize that enough. i believe abortion has stranglehold on democratic party and particularly feminist wing of that party. trish: it is pretty much a wedge issue. they have exploited that wedge issue to not allow any woman who doesn't sign up for their idea and their agenda, to not be a feminist. i resent that. because you know, feminism to me, i mean to you, you have, rachel, how many children do you have? >> eight. eight. trish: my god, i don't know how you do it. how do you you and your husband deal with politics this way either. you see how fick -- fickle it is people are your friend one day and not the next. your situation demonstrates that. >> what is happening with the al franken situation, there are a lot of sexual harassers on the hill quivering in their boots. because the full-court press is in there. they're investigating. i think a good thing. talk about draining the s

give those platforms, give airtime and coverage to kathleen willey, juanita broaddrick, paula jones,ennifer flowers. any woman over the last 20 years who has been dismissed as fake news. you give them airtime, as much coverage as you are getting out roy moore, you now have a chance to reverse your mistake. if you are telling us now that you made a mistake, now's your chance to fix it, and don't just give them a forum. to investigate what they've been telling us for the last 20 year years. really get into his crimes and sexual assault, and only then will i believe you are me a at this point. >> sean: giraldo? >> first of all, i think that roy moore's fate lies in your hands, and i look forward to your monologue about his case as we go forward now that these three new accusers have come forward on the one hand, and the document, the yearbook and question on the other. now to bill clinton. terrible >> sean: you say or think i'm go ahead. >> i think that to suggest that the clintons have not paid a profound price for the infidelity and the lien committed by the president, president bill

kathleen willey and jones. critics kicking the to the cush. do you find that to be political?> without relitigating all that what are we going to do. we passed a measure requiring mandatory training. before the end of the year high likelihood pass either another senate rule or legislation to outline the best way to handle these kind of cases in the future. under any circumstances, whatever is passed, any member of congress ought to be personally liable, personally liable for any for any case that he or she loses. >> laura: have you in favor of unmasking the names of those in any type of settlement group over in the house? >> retroactively? >> laura: there is a whole bunch of people whose names are unknown. even apparently to the congressman who is in charge of the committee that is supposedly oversees it. >> my attitude about that i want to wait and see what the women of the senate recommend on that and other issues we are talking about. >> laura: it could be possible that we will never learn. >> i want to see what the women of the senate recommend. >> laura: why not the women

ani anita and paula jones and kathleen willey, a white house volunteer, he tried to kiss her and gropeoffice office. president clinton said that they were not true and unsubstantiated but there's rethinking going on right now given what's happened in the last few weeks with harvey weinstein and roy moore and so forth. >> the broderick case in particular, and to make sure we set the history on this, the impeachment took place in late '98, early '99 and the bro broaddrick allegation wasn't featured until after that. i believe bill clinton's only public comment on this, on the juanita broaddrick case is he's never addressed how he knew her or his relationship with her or anything like that. >> exactly right. it's very hard as we go back and adjudicate something that happened 30, 40 years ago. this was in 1978 when this encounter reportedly happened. she did tell people at the time that this happened. i remember interviewing those people back in the 1990s when this story first became public. she initially signed an affidavit saying it didn't happen when the ken starr investigators came to

believe every woman that makes an accusation, that would still be true of juanita broaddrick and kathleen willey're told that didn't happen, let's not pay attention. >> gillibrand is giving all the money that al franken raised for her from his pac to a group that combats sexual assault in the military. kaitlan, do you think donald trump is almost an umbrella over him? in the sense that you could see a democrat arguing, well, why should al franken have to resign when donald trump's in the white house? >> that's when this hypocrisy thing comes into place. if you're calling on roy moore to be expelled if he makes it into the senate, are you also going to call on al franken to step down? donald trump was accused of sexual assault and he made it into the white house. there is a very good chance in one month al franken is still a senator and roy moore has become a senator. it could become an umbrella where they have to live up to what they're saying. if they're calling for one of these people to step down, they have to call for al franken to step down. >> we can't draw a line under 18? that can't be a

clinton thing, i think we just have to look back and say the people who ignored the testimony of kathleen willeyjuanita roderick helped set the stage for this. the democrats helped set the atmosphere for what we're seeing for the behavior of harvey weinstein and others. and there is a word for what defenders of roy moore are doing, the people who are vote for him nonetheless. one is idolatry, the other is heresy, because the people who are putting... who are going the sacrifice morality for politics are making an id.l. out-of-politics. they're saying politics is higher than morality. if you're putting politics above personal morality, above the way we treat each other, above the nature of your own souls, you're just making an idol out of it. that is the ultimate in heresy. and i saw a tweet from franklin graham, billy graham's son, defending moore, you know, sort of oh, they're a bunch of hypocrites up there, it's just appalling. it's almost mindboggling that people who, especially people who have been steeped in any faith could make this kind of fundamental error, which is warned against again

liz: wanita broderick, kathleen willey, storm the office of out franken, left when the police arrivedr franken and john conyers, they are not sorry, their apologies are weak for sexual harassment, the only reason they apologizes because they were caught and also ask for the secret slush fund to pay for sexual harassment claims and other claims of violations by congressmen and stop the pension of bill clinton. why should taxpayers, they are tired of paying his pension given the accusations leveled against him. stuart: coming thick and fast, breaking news, we are learning now that russell simmons has stepped down from his companies after his new sexual assault allegations. that gentleman on the screen stepped down. listen to this one. nancy pelosi just said in her weekly news conference that congressman conyers should resign. very different from what she said just two days ago. your reaction. >> long past due. we are in a cultural moment where these individuals who have been accused, i understand due process and i support due process but in this environment given the range of accusation