to first thank rowanne brewer lane. she was exceedingly generous to "the times." i spoke to her on two different occasions. megan and i are grateful to the dozens of women who spoke to us. it took a lot of courage. a number of women were scared. they were intimidated. we're in the middle of a campaign. i think we should talk for a minute about the scene at mar-a-lago that rowanne referred to and that's at the beginning of the story because sonone of e facts are in dispute. she didn't have a bathing suit. he asked her to put on a bathing suit. she put it on, he expressed admiration for her appearance and brought her back out to a predominantly male group out by the pool and said she was a stunning looking trump woman. i think that story speaks for itself. we thought it was a powerful anecdote. that's why we put it in the story. and there are some key context. ms. brewer lane went on to date donald trump for several months which is something we explained in the story, but the big picture here is that we're talking about a

rowanne, good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thank you, sean, how are you. >> i'm good. how long did you talk to "the new york times" for? >> i spoke to "the new york times," they wanted an interview. i interviewed with michael for an hour and a half by phone the first time and 40 minutes the second time and that was after i did a 2 1/2 hour shoot with a photographer they sent down because they liked my interview. >> they liked your interview. now, so that's over two hours of talking and -- >> yes. >> you were very clear, you feel they maliciously purposefully took your comments out of context. can you explain how? >> yes. i don't see it any other way. i was adamant that my story be told the way that i was telling it. that's the bottom line. they want my story and i tell it to you, and you tell me that you're going to do my story, then i expect to see that when it comes out. now, i had been told and i had been almost i'm going go as far to say i'd been warned it was possible this paper may not put

they've seen rowanne.hey've seen others now that are coming forward that were mentioned in that story. which frankly wasn't even that bad if you want to know the truth. it's not like -- i hope that people that haven't read it -- >> it was 20 page s printed. >> no, no. one case -- minor stuff. i said to one of the women, i said, don't eat -- you shouldn't have a piece of candy. okay? that was -- >> i tell my kids that all the time. >> compare that against clinton, okay, what clinton's done. >> what about what clinton's done? how big an issue should that be in the campaign? for example, i looked at "the new york times," are they going to interview juanita broaddrick, barbara jones, kathleen willey? groping, touching and fondling against a woman's will. >> and rape. >> $800,000 to paula jones. >> lots of other things. impeachment for lying. >> smearing. besmirchment of women. >> losing your law license. he lost his law license, okay? couldn't practice law. you don't read about this on -- >> let me ask you. >>

but rowanne brewer lane says she was misrepresented. >> i'm very upset with "new york times" article because it was completely misleading. they misled me. >> reporter: that was more than enough for trump who routinely slams the media at his rallies. >> the world's most dishonest people. >> reporter: to blast away at the "new york times" with the coming forward today of the woman central to the failing "new york times" hit piece on me we have exposed the article as a fraud. trump has been laying low since his trip to washington last week has been subjected to the kind of scrutiny being a party nominee. take "the washington post" story that trump once pretended to be his own pr agent. top trump aide has his doubts. >> i could barely understand it. i couldn't tell who it is. donald trump says it's not him i believe it's not him. >> reporter: trump is taking hits from british prime minister david cameron who slammed the tycoon's proposal for a temporary ban on muslims coming in to the u.s. as stupid. >> looks like we won't have a very good relationship. who knows. i hope to have a good r

rowanne brewer was one of the women featured in the article. it featured several interviews, detailing what many described as unwelcome advances and unsettling workplace conduct over decades. well, this morning, rowanne brewer indicated in her assessment, the "times" twisted what she told them. >> i was not happy to read it at all. "the new york times" told us several times that they would make sure that my story that i was telling came across. they promised several times that they would do it accurately. they told me several times and my manager several times that it would not be a hit piece and that my story would come across the way that i was telling it and honestly. and it absolutely was not. they did take quotes from what i said and they put a negative connotation on it. they spun it to where it appeared negative. i did not have a negative experience with donald trump. it was very kind, thoughtful, generous. he was a gentleman. >> now, "the new york times" has responded as well in a statement saying ms. brewer lane was quoted fairly, accu

one of the women quoted by the "times," rowanne brewer lane rowanne brewer lane, had this to say. >> i did not have a negative experience with donald trump. the part where i went back out to the pool party and he made a comment, "now that's a stunning trump girl right there," i was actually flattered by. i didn't feel like it was a demeaning situation or comment at all ." (laughter) >> larry: the guy calls you a "trump girl" five minutes after meeting you and that's not demeaning? please note that, out of respect, i wait at least a week before i start referring to a woman as a "larry lady." (laughter) a week. seven days. (applause) thank you, ma'am. thank you, larry lady. (laughter) although, in fairness, the "new york times" may be overtrying to prove something in the piece. it may not have been the most non-agenda driven piece of journalism. the question is will it make a difference in how people view trump? >> priebus: all these stories that come out. and they come out every couple of weeks. people just don't care. >> larry: it's true, his supporters just don't care -- maybe that'

also benefiting trump today, a woman rowanne brewer lane.he has been making the rounds on cable network denouncing the story as misleading. rowanne brewer lane: i was not happy with the way the article was written, and i promised it would not be done that way, and absolutely was. that was not fair to me, and not fair to him. it seems they must have an agenda. we had a great relationship. i feel they misled me into that the entire time into that article. it was almost a trap. mark: we have these flaps over the new york times story alleging improper behavior by donald trump. are these stories going to linger and damage or with a fade away as most trump things do? willie: i have details to add. she was once married to the late jamie lane of warrant. so one hand you have a series of stories behind john miller and the new york times story that reinforce what most people already think or know about donald trump. i don't think there was a huge surprise. i'm not advocating what he did. but people think they know these things about him. it is baked i

same with rowanne brewer, wait a second, i said this but in the context of this they didn't include it u include it. all these people. the four they quoted are coming out saying wait a minute, this isn't what we said. >> it was amazing. she's like, i love donald. he was a gentleman, he was the nicest guy. what they said is false, they didn didn't print always good things. >> it's insane. what i got out of it, donald trump when he was single he liked good looking women. wow, shocker. unlike any other male in america. so stupid and buy yeiabias, if all they have, i'm pretty excited because that's lightweight stuff. >> let me go to the kentucky race. it's like now a 1,700 vote difference. she's not winning. she can't close. this -- think about this. a 74-year-old angry, bitter socialist curmudgeon from vermont. she was supposed to run away with this thing. >> who was an independent, by the way, a year ago. >> a democratic socialist. >> it's incredible. i mean, i think it shows the real weakness of our campaign. we understand there's a machine there, there's this, everyone on the democrati

the article says, quote, donald trump had barely met rowanne brewer lane when he asked her to change out of her clothes. he suddenly took me by the hand and started to show me around the mansion. he asked if i had a swimsuit with me? i said, no. he took me to a room and open e drawers and asked me to put on a swimsuit. the article suggesting they were debasing and indicative of larger issues. but the woman whose story is being told there is emerging this morning to say her words were twisted and that she never felt any ill will toward trump and that he behaved as a gentleman. take a listen. >> it was very upsetting. i was not happy to read it at all. they put a negative connotation on it and spun it to where it appeared negative. i did not have a negative experience with donald trump and i don't appreciate them making it look like i was saying it was a negative experience. >> you knew him very well? you date ed him for several months >> that's correct. >> since then trump has been tweeting about her comments. this one from a few minutes ago. "the new york times" is so dishonest, thei

rowanne brewer was one of the women featured in the article.ws, detailing what many described as unwelcome advances and

. >> i believe rowanne asked for an apology. what do you say? >> we really stand by our story. we believe we quoted her fairly and accurately. and that the story speaks for itself. >> we want to get more from phil mattingly and cnn host of "reliable sources," brian stelter. i thought we might have a break and talk issues, but there's something new again. the campaign, the trump campaign has to be concerned about this. we are getting a flurry of responses. >> look, ashleigh, no question about it. you just have to look at numbers as to why the pushback has been as strong as it is. the most recent talking about how t"the new york times" put ot a hit piece on him and with the interview from the last show that they have essentially, he believes, and his team it's a fraud. this is the most recent one, just last hour. four already. seven yesterday. but they've really seized today on the interview with one of the central figures in the story and the reason is you just look into the numbers. the favorability amongst women in the general electorate, not the general primary voters but in

rowanne, carrie. all of them.ause dthey were written from -- >> a girl from utah, too. >> a girl from utah. said i kissed her on the lip in front of her parents, a thousand of people. she's come out and said this is crazy. by the way, it's not the worst thing. look at what clinton's green throu gone flu withrough with all of problems and things he's done. >> you'd said about hillary, she's totally controlled by wall street. you got the clinton global initiative, literally funneling money to a friend, that broke. you obviously have the e-mail server scandal. you got the benghazi scandal, you have the abuse of women scandal. she said that she's going to appoint bill clinton to run the economy. isn't that the job of the president? >> first of all, bill clinton is one that signed nafta. in the history of our country, that's been the worst trade deal ever. >> isn't that her job? >> what that has done to this country, that has cleaned out our factories. i -- i just went through new york. we won in landslides. new york a

rowanne, good to see you. thank you for being with us. >>

i said hello, he said rowanne he said donald. i said hi, donald.said i want to the see how you are and, it was nice. it was a very nice conversation about 15-minute conversation. >> let me ask you about the conversation about the "new york times." were you interviewed by them in person? >> i was interviewed for quite a long time by phone by michael the first time around i spent an hour and a half on the phone with whim. second time 40 minutes. i was also photographed. they flew down and photographed me. so, i think where we are going with this is that i had a rapport with the gentleman. i trusted them. i -- as you know, had asked them several times if the piece was what i expected it to be? were they after a weird spin on it? no. it was a hit piece? no. it was what we saw a hit piece. they lied to me. i was used as a pawn. this is what my problem is. >> do you know if -- lots of times or not lots of times but some reports will record a conversation video. they will say do you mind if i record this. do you know if your interview was recorded or not?

rowanne brewer lane now denouncing the story. it said when she met the billionaire, trump immediately took her into a room at his mar-a-lago estate, asked her to put on a swimsuit and then paraded her before a crowd. >> i think they had an agenda with that one, because as many times as i asked and as many times as they promised that it was not a hit piece, clearly it was. >> reporter: "the times" portrayed the incident as degrading, but brewer lane, who went on to date trump, says it wasn't. >> he's very much a gentleman. and he's polite, he's thoughtful, he's a good listener. >> reporter: trump tweeting, "we have exposed the article as a fraud." but "the times" is standing by its reporting, saying brewer lane was quoted fairly, accurately and at length. the story quoted other women, too -- >> miss utah! >> reporter: including a former miss utah, who told the paper trump introduced himself and kissed her on the lips. she said it was not an isolated incident and called it gross. it wasn't the only reason trump was playing defense.

and then there's that "new york times" article accusing trump of degrading women like rowanne brewer lane who was quoted in the piece "she said she was maligned by the times. >> he's very much a gentleman and he's polite, thoughtful. >> reporter: the paper defended the story and executive now trump supporter barbara res on cnn. >> we always had comments on people's appearances primarily weight, male and female. >> reporter: the claire of the convention this summer house speaker paul ryan dodged questions on trump's history with women. >> i'm not going to get into the day to day up and down of this campaign just so you know. >> reporter: the attention turns to june 7th. six states including california will vote and the front-runners trump and clinton are expected to reach the magic delegate numbers to clij their party's nominations. diane and kendis. >> our thanks to kenneth there. hillary clinton made another pitch to win over sanders voters once the primary season is over, she tweeted we're always stronger united. >> taking a closer look at the delegate count, clinton is less than 1

rowanne brewer lane now denouncing the story. it said when she met the billionaire, trump immediately took her into room at his mar-a-lago estate, asked her to paraded her before a crowd. >> i think they had an agenda with that one, because as many times as i asked and as many times as they promised that it was not a hit piece, clearly it was. >> reporter: "the times" portrayed the incident as degrading, but brewer lane, who went on to date trump, says it wasn't. >> he's very much a gentleman. and he's polite, he's thoughtful, he's a good listener. >> reporter: trump today tweeting, "we have exposed the article as a fraud." but "the times" is standing by its reporting, saying brewer lane was quoted fairly, accurately and at length. the story quoted other women, too -- >> miss utah! >> reporter: including a former miss utah, who told the paper trump introduced himself and kissed her on the lips. she said it was not an isolated incident and called it gross. it wasn't the only reason trump was playing defense. today, he also fired b

." >> catherine:the times describes how rowanne brewer lane met trump when she was a 26 year old model. that meeting took place at a party at mar-a-lago, trump's palm beach mansion. >>"he asked her to put on a bathing suit, pulled out a drawer. she put it on. he expressed admiration for her appearance and brought her back out to a, predominately, male group out by the pool and said that she was a stunning- looking trump woman. i think that story speaks for itself.." >>brewer lane does not agree. >>"i never felt like i was being, you know, depicted as a piece of meat or anything like that. i was never offended by anything that he had said. he was never anything more than a gentleman, a very, very good guy." >> catherine:trump responded with a twitter barrage. accusing the media of being on a witch hunt. and then urging them to write what he called the real story about the clintons and women. >> catherine:campaigning in kentucky today, hillary clinton says she's ready for trump's style of campaigning. >>"i have been called nearly everything but i have never been called a quitter." cather

rowanne brewer lane, a model who dated trump, said he asked her to change into a swimsuit almost immediately after meeting her at a pool party at his florida mansion. trump is known for his disparaging language against women, calling comedian rosie o'donnell's face fat and ugly, and saying fox news host megyn kelly asked him tough questions because she was menstruating. asked about trump's reported history of disrespecting women during a fox news sunday interview with chris wallace, republican national committee chair reince priebus initially said no one cares. >> well, you know, a lot of things bother me, chris, obviously, i'm the wrong person to be asked that particular question. >> wait a minute, why you the wrong person? this is your nominee and they're saying he has mistreated women over the years. working on have been this primary for over a year, chris. i have got to tell you, i think that all of the stories that come out, and they come out every couple of weeks, people just don't care. i think people look at donald trump and they and hillary clinton and say, who is going to bring an

trump is crying foul and hitting back at "the new york times" that seized on his relationship with rowanne brewer lane as an example of his dealings with women and some of the sound you just played there and as you heard, she is now telling cnn and other news outlets her comments were misrepresented in the article and trump is now piling on. he sent out this tweet earlier today. we put it up on screen, with the coming forward today of the woman central to the failing new york times hit piece, we have exposed the article as a fraud. and wolf, knowing what we know about donald trump, this plays right into his attacks on the press out on the campaign trail. i've heard him countless time when he rails against the quote unquote dishonest immediamedia likely see this as a way to bring him down. >> what do they say about dr. ben carson's about the vice presidential search? >> well, as you know, wolf, and you just mentioned this over the weekend. ben carson floated out some names considered as trump's vice president including sarah palin, which seems very unlikely, chris christie, marco rubio, joh

one of the lead figures in that story was trump's former model girlfriend, rowanne brewer lane, she appeared on "fox & friends." she felt "the times" twisted her story. listen here. >> they spun it to where it appeared negative. i did not have a negative experience with donald trump. i don't appreciate them making it look like that i was saying that it was a negative experience because it was not. reporter: trump fired right back on twitter ending a series of tweets by writing and i'm quoting here, with the coming forward of the women central to the failing "new york times" hit piece on me, we have exposed article as a fraud. meantime, trump is about to face a media blitz elsewhere. priorities usa, a major super-pac backing hillary clinton, they will launch an advertising campaign attacking trump. $6 million worth of tv ads in four swing states will start airing on wednesday. david? david: blake burman, thank you, blake. melissa. melissa: joining me now with the trump campaign's response to the "new york times" report, katrina pierson, trump campaign national spokesperson. obviously you saw

he has a lot going for him, let's face it and i'm supporting him. >> thank you, rowanne. you for setting the record straight and telling the truth here this morning. >> thank you very much. >>> a charity that sees thousands of veterans might be closing its door all because of president obama's library. here from the outrage veterans next. to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. running a small business is definitely difficult. and we've been traveling a lot. hello welcome to holiday inn. the hotel becomes our mobile office. hi. holiday inn is an extension of our team. the boutiques are just right over here. good afternoon betsy, your samples are here. it's so great to know that there is a hotel like holiday inn that we can count on. lets do it! we work with manufacturers that employ veterans. oh wow! a hotel looking to help small businesses succeed is incredible. now members get more savings with your rate at holidayinn.com now members get more savings ♪ no, you're not ♪ yogonna watch it! ♪tch it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download on the go

"new york times" is so dishonest their hit piece cover story on me yesterday was just blown up by rowanne brewer who said it was a lie. that tweet followed his former girlfriend who is featured in the times cover story telling "fox & friends." the newspaper got it all wrong. here she is. >> "the new york times" told us several times they would make sure that my story i was telling came across. they promised several times that they would do it accurately. they told me several times and my manager several times it would not be a hit piece. and that, my story would come across the way that i was telling it and mon necessarily and it absolutely was not. >> what did they bet wrong? quom what i said and they put -- >> still talking. donald trump and his treatment of women on the front page of "the new york times." megyn? europe thoughts? >> who would have seen this coming? [laughter] it is not a hit piece. they talked about barbara rez he made head of construction. when women didn't have those position in con sistermation to his father, what the hell are you doing? a woman? that doesn't excuse

during cnn's "new day," donald trump called into the control room to alert cnn that rowanne brewer lanebeen on another show to say she felt misrepresented. he wanted cnn to realize this was going on. he apparently did not want to be on "new day" himself to dispute this story, but it is clear he wanted to get this counternarrative out there and he's been tweeting up a story all day saying it's false and malicious and slamming the "new york times." >> all right, back with the panel. gloria, in terms of this article, if you donate li't lik trump, you'll latch on to some of the details in this article. and if you do like trump, people will say it's a hit job. >> and we can look back at this campaign and say he has said many more controversial things publicly about women than the women are saying that he did in this "new york times" piece. not only about hillary clinton, but about carly fiorina, and it impo goes on and on. i don't think this piece is any kind of a game changer in any way, so if you like trump, you're going to say, okay, this was the '80s and the '90s and a lot of women were

." >> catherine: the times describes how rowanne brewer lane met trump when she was a 26 year old model that meeting took place at a party at mar-a-lago, trump's palm beach mansion. >>"he asked her to put on a bathing suit, pulled out a drawer. she put it on. he expressed admiration for her appearance and brought her predominately, male group out by the pool and said looking trump woman. i think that story speaks for itself.." >> catherine:brewer lane does not agree. >>"i never felt like i was being, you know, depicted as a piece of meat or anything like that. i was never offended by anything that he had said. he was never anything more than a gentleman, a very, very good guy." >> catherine:trump responded with a twitter barrage. accusing the media of being on a witch hunt. and then urging them to write what he called the real story about the clintons and women. >> catherine:campaigning in kentucky she's ready for trump's style of campaigning. >>"i have been called nearly everything but i have never >> a quitter" >> catherine:clinton is in kentucky, sanders' string of primary wins. 55 d

i want to be more specific about rowanne brewer lane and what was said about her in "the new york timesd on fox she was not misquoted but they misrepresented the incident, you know, at its face. so basically years and years ago ms. brewer lane was at a pool party at mar-a-lago. there were 50 models and 20 men. she didn't have a swimsuit and donald trump took her in the house and opened up a drawer and said put on a swimsuit. shet p she put on a swimsuit and he paraded her outside and said doesn't she look like a trump beauty. they dated for a period of time. and "the new york times" said this is an example of how trump viewed women as objects per se. that's kind of what "the new york times" intimates in here. scottie, knowing all of that, what do you make of the article itself because "the new york times" also interviewed 50 women for the article. they quote nine women by name in this article. it's not just ms. brewer lane. >> no, and i think you just gave a good rendition of the article to be honest with you, but you look at the "new york times" and they're a little harsh in their word

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