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and if you really loved roger moore. he spent his free time strolling around town going to restaurants. because this is an interesting backdrop. it's an instant. and we were on good terms with more stunts and when ever they had time off we go climbing together. and then we'd hang out in the cafes and billiard balls of kind of back and chat. aristides mitchell nazi always was sixteen years old when for your eyes only was shot for a long time me trying not to you it served as the president of the meteorite climbing club he still enjoys scaling ropes today and often meets other climbers here. but again. upper pairing to climb the iconic spindle monolith. to germans kicked off the meteoric climbing craze during the one nine hundred seventy they set the first time in roots and drove safety hooks into the rocks. is the first one to reach the peak ensuring that fine gael less baths he always can safely follow. he hasn't scaled the spindle and twenty years. one is there every time a sign is the summit read. about ceo's says he s

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, that the president has already reached a judgment about their stories and when roy moore and bill o'reilly and roger ailes are accused, rob porter accused and now when brett kavanaugh is accused, the president consistently every single time takes the side of the man. >> you know, it's interesting that you say that. it's a lot of democrats that like to ignore keith ellison and corey booker and love to fight and champion women until they disagree with them. >> al franken lost his job in the senate. >> and a number of other democrats should have the same type of scrutiny. >> what's the answer to my question? every single time the president has taken the side of the man against women accusers. >> that's not true. and in this case, the president knows brett kavanaugh. he has heard his story. there hasn't been a shred of evidence to corroborate the other individual stories, and there has been a lot of individuals that have come forward and talked about the brett kavanaugh that they know and they're confident these things didn't happen. >> final question, what does the president hope to achieve at the u.n.

whether it was roy moore, roger ailes, rob porter, his staff secretary, and of course himself. he has denied over and over again the more than a dozen women who said he mistreated them and touched them inappropriately, even though we heard him brag about them on the "access hollywood" tape. at least for now he has stayed disciplined. whether that lasts, we could wake up tomorrow to his twitter feed. they understand what's riding on this, that so many republicans who have mixed feelings, shall we say, about this president, the ability to deliver supreme court justices is a key measure. so he doesn't want to blow this. and also he knows they need a victory here and admits to all the turmoil, as you just laid out, that's swirling around this white house right now. >> he still mentions gorsuch in every speech before every group. nancy, we often depend upon you around here to give us the heads up, the beware of distractions and shiny objects. can you do exactly that right now for this week? >> yeah, well, i think what's interesting is as the kavanaugh news was breaking today and it

time again is to believe the powerful man who stands accused of misconduct, whether it was roy moore, roger ailes, rob porter, his former staff secretary, and of course himself. and he has denied time and time again the more than a dozen women who have said he mistracied them or touched them inappropriately even though of course we heard him brag about it on the "access hollywood" tape. but he at least for now has stayed disciplined. now, whether that lasts, well, that could be over by tomorrow morning. we'll wake up to his twitter feed. but right now they understand how much is riding on this, that for so many republicans who have mixed feelings shall we say about this president the ability to deliver justices and supreme court justices is the key measure. sew doesn't want to blow this. also he knows they need a victory here and admits to all the turmoil as you just laid out that's swirling around this white house. zple still mentions gorsuch in every speech, before every group. nancy, we often depend upon you around here to give us the heads up, the beware of distractions and shiny object

colleague asked as well about the benefit of the doubt that you have given to people like roy moore, roger ails bill o'reilly brett kavanaugh they're all men. why is that. >> it's not a benefit of the doubt. >> you give the benefit of the doubt to the woman. >> hailey i have known them a long time and a lot of these people a lot of people. and some i've been disappointed with i have been disappointed with some others i -- you know, there are charges that are pretty weak but i've known people a long time i never saw them do anything wrong. i never saw them do anything wrong. and there are some that probably i grow i can tell you there are some that i -- i've been watching for a long time and in a couple of cases they weren't republicans and a lot of cases they were not. they were exactly the opposite but i've watching them a long time and i knew for a long time these were not good people and they were never brought up okay yes, ma'am go ahead >> thank you very much by the way thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> mr. president when the allegations first surfaced you initially

want to follow up on a question about the benefit of the doubt you've given two people like roy moore to roger ails, bill o'reilly, they are allmen. why is that? have you given the benefit of the --wn >> i've k them for a long time. and a lot of these people. a lot of people. and some i've been disappointed with. i have been disappointed with some others. you know, there were charges that were weak, but i've known people for a long time. i never saw themo anything wrong. never saw them do anything wrong, and there's some i youably agree, i can tell there's some i've been watching for a long time, and in a coue cases, they were not republicans, and in a lot of cases, they were not. they were exactly the opposite, but i've been watching them for a long time. i kneor a long time these were not good people. they were never brought up. okay, ye ma'am, go ahead. >>. >> when the allegation first surfaced, ioutially said how important it was for dr. ford to testify and you wanted to hear from her. >> i do. hi wish she woue gone quicker. >> you also said if what she said were as bad as she claims, sure

he's done it for years from roger ailes to roy moore to mike tyson to accusations against himself, of's going to defend himself but going after and attacking the accuser. listen to this. >> it's very sad, because he's a very good person. i've always found him to be just a very, very good person. he totally denies it. he says it didn't happen, and you know, you have to listen to him also. these people are horrible people. they are horrible, horrible liars. mike tyson, in my opinion, should really be given another break. they put him in jail before he was even guilty as far as i was concerned. >> he was guilty of rape. steve, this looks like a pattern, and not a very good one. not a good one at all. >> well, the tape you showed, kate, would indicate a pattern. however, you left out something very, very significant and much more relevant to politics, which is the case of bill clinton where he absolutely believed those accusers and why did he believe those accusers? because unlike brett kavanaugh, who has led an impeccable life of public service, of devotion to his family, bill clinton ha

a question a colleague asked about the benefit of the doubt have you given to people like roy moore, to roger ailes, to bill o'reilly, brett kavanaugh. they are all men. why is that? >> it's not a benefit of the doubt. haley, i've known them for a long time. a lot of these people. a lot of people, and some i've been disappointed with, i have been disappointed with. others, you know, there are charges that are pretty weak, but i've known people for a long time. i never saw them do anything wrong. i never saw them do anything wrong. and there are some i probably agree. i can tell you there's some i've been watching for a long time, and in a couple of cases they weren't republicans, and a lot of cases they were not, they were exactly the opposite but i've been watching them for a long time, and i knew for a long time these were not good people and they were never brought up. okay. yes, ma'am. go ahead. thank you very much, by the way. thank you. reporter: thank you very much, mr. president. when the allegations first surfaced, you initially said how important it was for dr. ford to testify and t

colleague asked as well, about the benefit of the doubt that you have given to people like roy moore to roger ailes, to bill o'reilly, to brett kavanaugh. they're all men. why is that? >> it's not a benefit of the doubt. i've known them. haley, i've known them for a long time and a lot of these people. a lot of people. and some i've been disappointed with. i have been disappointed with some. others i -- you know, there were charges that were pretty weak. but i've known people for a long time. i never saw them do anything wrong. i never saw them do anything wrong. and there are some that probably i agree. i can tell you there are some that i have been watching for a long time. and in a couple of cases, they weren't republicans, and in a lot of cases they were not. they were exactly the opposite. but i've been watching them for a long time. and i knew for a long time these were not good people. and they were never brought up. okay. yes, ma'am, go ahead. thank you very much, by the way. thank you. >> thank you, very much, mr. president. >> thank you. >> when the allegations first surfaced, you i

colleague asked as well about the benefit of the doubt that you have given to people like roy moore, to roger ailes, to bill o'reilly, to brett kavanaugh. they're all men. >> it's not a benefit of the doubt. >> has there ever been an instance where you've given the benefit of the doubt to a woman? >> hallie, i've known them for a long time, a lot of these people. some i've been disappointed with. i never saw them do anything wrong. i never saw them do anything wrong. there's some i can probably agree. i can tell you there's some that i've been watching for a long time. in a couple of cases they weren't rips, in a lot of cases they were not. they were exactly the opposite but i've been watching them for a long time and i knew for a long time these were not good people and they were never brought up. okay. yes, ma'am. go ahead. thank you very much, by the way. thank you. >> thank you very much, mr. president. >> thank you. >> when the allegations first surfaced, you initially said how important it was for dr. ford to testify and that you wanted to hear from her. >> i do. >> but -- >> i wish it

rob porter, roy moore, bill o'reilly and roger ailes, all of whom president trump was there defendingy expressing sympathy for them. >> yeah, he's not the best character witness. we can put it that way. and i think i'm with jackie on the point that this is the worst possible thing you could do, if your goal is to try to keep this from being a complete political circus. so susan collins, prior to today's tweets, had actually been pretty clear. look, we need to get the show on the road. we need to hear from both sides. we need to have a vote. let's stop having this get drawn out and made into a political circus. and it seemed to me that that was the right position to take. let's move on, let's hear from both sides. let's take a vote instead of drawing this out. this takes it up to a level of political circus that is -- before unseen. that now you are adding the trump factor to what was previously already a very difficult and sort of divided situation. >> and lest we forget, president trump has been accused by more than a dozen women of sexual harassment or assault. and at one time, i th

. >> about the benefit of the doubt that you have given to people like roy moore, to roger ales, to brett kavanaugh. they're all men. why is that? has there ever been an instance when you've given the benefit of the doubt to -- >> i've known them for a long time and a lot of them people. a lot of people. some i've been disappointed with. i have been disapointed with some. others, there are charges that are pretty weak. but i've known people for a long time. i he never saw them do anything wrong. and there are some that probably i agree. i can tell you there are some that i've been watching for a long time and in a couple of cases, they weren't republicans and in a lot of cases they were not. they were exactly the opposite. but i've been watching them for a long time and i knew for a long time they were not good people and they were never brought up. >> we're not exactly sure what he was talking about there. apologies for playing that. it's nonsensical. >> so donald trump talked about 36 years. why does it take so long for these people to come forward? >> here is what one of the judiciary

the president, an admitted sexual predator, on tape who supported roger ailes, who supported o'reilly and supported a pedophile, roy moore, attack these women, this is why women don't come out. so these two women are incredibly brave. i am surprised that they will go in front of this gop kangaroo court. i wish they would come here. i wish they would go directly to the american people with their witnesses and their families, and look in the camera and talk directly to the american people. because this is not a fair process at all. >> you're concerned about what would occur at the hearing. i want to play more for the viewers to make up their own mind. very unusual to hear from a supreme court nomt kninee in a television interview. it reflects a level of crisis at the white house. we also see the split messaging. the judge is trying to have it a different way, around saying maybe this happened but it just wasn't him. take a look at this from the interview. >> the truth is, i've never sexually assaulted anyone in high school or otherwise. i am not questioning and have not questioned that perhaps dr. ford at some point in her

moore. [applause] is terrific. i loved what hdidid. if i was roger, wowould t hahave likekeit, but i enjoyed it.ope he never eses onen meme, though [l[lghter] [alause] >>'s nightmare begins september 21 when your film is out. talk about that moment. 1998. roseanne'ss sitcom was over and it was one of the most popular shows ever. she had a very working-class, her whole thing back then was really solid, good politically, everything. but the show was over and abc decided to give her an afternoon talkshow. so she called up and said, what i come on the show? they did it in l.a., but they were going to do a week in new york, tavern on the green. i get there and i did not realize trtrump was going to be the other guest, which i was very happy about. he wasn''t. he did not know i was going to be on the show. two years earlier, we were both booked should be on the old "politically incorrect," back on comedy central before abc. maher's show. michael: his first show. when i got to "politically incorrect," she split. -- he split. he would not appear anymore with me and he did not know i was going to be on r

moore denies it. and by the way, he gives a total denial. >> roger ails, is he helping you, advising you? >> he's been a friend of mine for a very long time. he's just a very, very good person. >> republicans need women voters if they want to hold on to the senate in november. so how the senate handles the allegation against kavanagh is those senators who believe the tent is big enough for them too. and a democratic strategist a democratic impact strategist and the "meet the press" team found what is a very striking quote from bob woodward's book, let me read it, it's on page 175, donald trump gave some private advice to a friend that had acknowledged bad behavior toward women. real power is fear. it's all about strength. never show weakness. it you've always got to be strong. don't be bullied. there is no choice, you've got to deny, deny, deny and push back on these women. if you admit to anything, to any culpability, then you're dead. i mean that's also the way he's behaved against all of the women accusers who have said that he behaved in an inappropriate way with him. >> absolutely ri

moore would miss by the 2.8 margin you see there and ted pott jr. would be right insidene the li those guys are watching carefully, you would t. >> roger, that wedge shotas th same he hit at number two today that went down in that onde of the hazard, just way long for no reas >> so there's that triple bogey scenario outside. i can't imagine that happening, though. >> he's taking a lot of time. bryson must be antsy as can b i would be. >> the last player to win in insecutive weeks on tour, justin thoma hawaii back in january of 2017. dechambeau just a moment away from makingt official. so the drama right now isncer not three-putting here. >> it's amazing what pressure ye will do to a p >> still the disaps intment on face. >> i think he has no idea what that did for him having the struggles he had coming in until he gets done, until somebody tells him, you're playing next week. >> so it's a bogey 6 f ancer. he makes it into the field and, agai starting at 92, the odds of him making it in were not good, but he moves into the 56th position.ha >> brought ancer tears to his eyes there. >> and dechambeau just a few seconds away from making it official his thi

when he defended roy moore, a very -- who had credible accusations of being a child predator, he was defending himself. when he defended roger ailes, when he defended bill o'reilly, when he's now defending judge kavanaugh, this is what donald trump does. donald trump gave us a master class in victim blaming when he was dealing with his own accusations. today he's continuing to give us a very good master class in how to utilize rape culture in order to further hurt, harm, and discredit women with real credible accusations against powerful men. >> and when you say rape culture, you're referring to a type of playbook that is deployed. >> yes. rape culture is a culture that hinges on the biggest lie that i think has been said over and over again that has been repeated by lindsey graham and many other high-ranking republican officials, saying that women and men, everyone who's a survivor of sexual assault or any sexual misconduct tends to report that right away, when less than 3% of accusations around sexual assault are made right away and are even -- make it into court. that is a lie. it's actually unusual for a person to report