terry o'neill? saying that he would've expected a decent woman to smack him when he sexually assaults her. and he says it is obvious his accusers are not telling the truth because there are so ugly that they would not be his first choice to sexually assault. you have to ask yourself, i think, so he has in his mind a certain profile of someone he would. nice. host: let's go to sherry from des moines, iowa. thank you for waiting period good morning. caller: good morning. puke. about to make me i cannot believe what she is doing. i am goingnton -- with trump. i have to say that. let me ask her a question on this because there are a lot of good men that took my vendor because they were saying things i wanted to say, but, no, they do not get -- women, number one, have lost respect. they have lost respect for themselves because i have worked "f" my life and i hear the word cost of the command of women's mouths. they talked dirty. even young school kids are using that four letter word. it is ok for these w

joining me now is is terry o'neil, president of the national organization for women. she has endorsed hillary clinton. thanks for being here, terry. >> great to talk with you, reverend al. >> what is your response to trump's attacks on the integrity and the looks of his accusers? >> well, you know, honestly, that's not the way to get women votes. the -- what he has done is to further and further and further alienate women voters. it was bad enough he's been running a campaign that is promoting racist and xenophobic and misogynistic policies. now we see him as a misogynistic individual, attacking women, bragging about his ability to assault women and then telling anderson cooper at the second debate that he does not understand that what he was describing was sexual assault. when, of course it was sexual assault. now he stands accused by nearly a dozen women of exactly the same kind of assault that he bragged about to billy bush in the "access hollywood" video. so it is no wonder that his campaign is imploding. and -- >> but while it is imploding, i want to raise another

then terry o'neill, president of the natural organization for women, will discuss donald trump's comments and alleged behavior towards women and its impact on the election. of marital usage infidelities of a campaign issue. on the latestich campaign developments of 2016 and growing divide the republican party over donald trump and potential impact over other races. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. watch c-span's live coverage of the third the debate between hillary clinton and donald trump on wednesday night. our preview from the university of nevada, las vegas, starts at 7:30 p.m. eastern. the 90-minute debate is at 9:00 p.m. eastern. stay with us following the delay for viewer reaction, including your calls and tweets. watch the debate live or on-demand using your desktop, phone, or tablet at www.c-span.org. listen to live coverage of the debate with these free c-span radio app. download from the app store or google play. at past a look presidential debates. we begin with the final 1984 debate between president ronald rea

to his right is terry o'neill, who is president of the national organization of women. for women, excuse me. to her right is mike eichorn, assistant director of privacy and the head of safety at facebook who i should also add is very active on a number of organizations around improving online safety and prior to facebook she was also worked for the state attorney general so i'm going to just as background be asking for some views on some of that previous work you did as well. and finally, to my left, carrie goldberg who is the founder of ceo goldberg, a new york based lawmaker specializing in consent abuse. and let's start off with you, carrie, because you've been working so closely with a number of the victims that this law is intended to address. and this is kind of the reason we're here. could you talk a little bit about what you are seeing in your practice, what are the experiences you're seeing with victims and the challenges that they have today. >> okay, sure. so i'm basically the lawyer that i needed when i was under attack by a malicious ex. and so i started my

to his right is terry o'neill, who is president of the national organization of women. for women, excuse me. to her right is mark icorn. tiffany davis, who is head of global security at facebook and she also worked for the state attorney general. i'm going to be asking for some views on some of that work, as well. finally to my left, terry goldberg, founder of a law firm specializing in internet abuse. so thanks to all of you for being here. let's just start off, terry, you've been working with a lot of the victims that this law is intended for. can you talk about what you're seeing in your practice, what are the experiences that you're seeing with your victims, and the challenges that they have today. >> sure. so i'm basically the lawyer that i needed when i was under attack by a malicious ex. so i started my law firm focusing on online and offline sexual violence, because i couldn't find a lawyer and i was in family court and being told by a judge when i asked for an order of protection that i had a first amendment issue. so what i'm seeing is that victims come to me

host: if elected, i asked terry o'neill, too, would you served within the administration? guest: i would wreck with trump to rethink the government. host: why does donald trump continue to talk about hillary clinton's health? fascinated, i don't know. he has in intuition about it. he has done things in the past him at taking on jeb bush, marco rubio, that i would not have done and when he first did it, i thought it would not work but it worked. it may be his balance off. he knows there is a real effort his temperament is wrong. what he is trying to say is, yes, and she does not have the physical stamina to do the job. it is not something i would harp on. at foxnews.com, you wrote "hillary clinton is dangerous to look open borders. toknow why she would refused release her paid speeches to bankers and special interests, when her staff assembled a list of the most damaging comments in those transcripts, they must have seen immediately that they cannot afford for the material they made public. you go on to say that "hillary's tomb of open borders would send the wages and incom

show our guest will include nathan gonzales where he will be talking about the 2016 house and o'neill ofs, terry the national organization of ongoingll talk about controversies about donald trump's comments towards women. newt gingrich will be here as well to discuss the latest developments in campaign 2016 including growing republican divide and the impact on down ballot races. have a good saturday. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> coming up to her former president go clinton campaigning in ohio on behalf of his wife. then, house speaker paul ryan speaking with college republicans about the 2016 election and the gop agenda. that is followed by another campaign event for hillary clinton featuring michelle obama. at noon, we take you live to new hampshire were donald trump will be speaking to supporters. 's this weekend, c-span cities tour's along with our comcast cable partners will explore the literary life and history of p ioria,

show our guest will include nathan gonzales where he will be talking about the 2016 house and o'neill ofs, terryational organization of ongoingll talk about controversies about donald trump's comments towards women. newt gingrich will be here as well to discuss the latest developments in campaign 2016 including growing republican divide and the impact on down ballot races. have a good saturday. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]