carpenter. they became parents of jesus. there s just nothing immoral or illegal here. maybe just a little bit unusual. the behavior alleged here in this case is actually all three. illegal, immoral and unusual. but there s not going to be a trial that determines a verdict. the statute of limitations is long gone. so we are left with one last question, who do you believe? so let s discuss now these allegations against judge roy moore and his insistence that they re false. with trenton garm an, he s an tone for the judge who also represents the are foundation for moral law which was founded by roy moore and his wife. thank you so much for joining us this evening. i have to ask you, trenton, you are considering legal action against the washington post on behalf of roy moore for another story they published, but i want to ask you about these new allegations of sexual misconduct. why would leigh corfman or the other accusers make up a story like this? it s great to be on here,
but again this is now the fifth time i think you ve said the same thing. so i m asking you for the proof and evidence i m asking you for the proof and the evidence that she lied. where did you get that information and then we can move on or we can discuss it. you re saying it s out there. just saying it s out there doesn t prove anything. i get you, man. my point was this, don, it actually diminishes if these allegations are false, people who are really victims. i get that, man. i get the fact. but it s a both. the foundation for moral law and kayla moore have been slandered by the washington post. that is why i m on here. there s no doubt we have written proof, confirmation of it, and the process itself as it relates to the foundation, and you ll have to talk to the campaign about chief justice roy moore, but the process itself, i m asking you and or news outlets to allow for it to work its way out. be objective. here we ve given the washington
clarence thomas and herman cane as a case. what do you want to tell people about how they should few the washington post and these people making charge and your denial. how should people see it? i think they should see it as it really is. 40 years, i have been in the public eye and served as a deputy prosecutor, and a judge and chief justice twice and run a foundation for moral law and now after 40 years, four weeks out of an allegation not even mentioned in the primary they bring charge and try to back them up with other things that sound bad and then they allege things that are untrue. i never knew this woman and never met this woman and these charges are politically motivated and they are there to do what they are doing. the democrat is 11 points behind and they are very liberal and
clarence thomas and herman cane as a case. what do you want to tell people about how they should few the washington post and these people making charge and your denial. how should people see it? i think they should see it as it really is. 40 years, i have been in the public eye and served as a deputy prosecutor, and a judge and chief justice twice and run a foundation for moral law and now after 40 years, four weeks out of an allegation not even mentioned in the primary they bring charge and try to back them up with other things that sound bad and then they allege things that are untrue. i never knew this woman and never met this woman and these charges are politically motivated and they are there to do what they are doing. the democrat is 11 points behind and they are very liberal and they don t want to talk about
republican senate nominee from alabama, roy moore said he didn t have a salary from his charity but that is not true. far from it. moore pulled hundreds of thousands of dollars from his tax exempt 5013 c public charity. the washington post reports that moore arranged to receive a salary of $180,000 a year for part-time work at the foundation for moral law and he collected more than $1 million as president from 2007 to 2012. compensation that far surpassed what the group disclosed its in public tax filings most of those years. but that s not all. the charity gave him health care coverage, covered the travel expenses. what happened when the charity ran out of money? he was given a promissory note for back pay worth $540,000. keep that that mind when you watch moore say things like this. been very hard for my wife and myself to weather two,