his accusers. what's interesting, though, is that he has a duty to the people of the state of missouri, and one of the duties that he has failed to discharge is to be open, transparent and forthcoming. despite being asked very straightforward questions about, hey, did you take a photograph? >> yeah, but your client recorded a conversation between himself and his former wife where they discussed the photo. is that legal in missouri and will that factor in as evidence? >> answer is simple. yes, missouri is a one-party consent state, so all it takes is one party to a tape recording to permit the admissibility and render it legal for that tape recording to have been made. same with phone conversations that emanate from missouri and are received in missouri. only one person's consent is required to have that be a legal recording. >> what's interesting to me, robert, news of the affair came out right as the campaign was announced. how did that play out in the race? >> well, the news of the affair