how he had called her in trig class and asked her to the movies. appreciate it. thank you very much. i want to bring back in the panel. amanda, i mean, you know, often, you know i think somebody on the show said last week this is early days. thoo these are the first reports coming out, who knows what s coming out. we re hearing more women coming forward saying something happened with them. yeah. i think the people of alabama have to take a look. these are their sisters, daughters, wives, aunts coming out and saying this happened to me. and this isn t going to be an issue that is settled by the washington post or mitch mcconnell or someone else in washington. the people of alabama have to decide this issue. and republicans in alabama in particular. the governor of alabama is a woman. her name is kaye ivy. she s running for re-election in 2018. she is going to have the
clear it up. there was not an ounce of compassion in his voice. and at one point in the interview which i found really disturbing which does merit a follow-up question is that he said well, i never dated young women without getting the mother s permission. i mean, what? that needs some follow-up question. and now that i see that roy moore is refusing to debate the democratic candidate allegedly because of his extreme position on transgender issues, i feel like he s imploding. if that was a legitimate reason, disagreement they had, you debate the whole point of a campaign is to draw distinctions. but he is running and hiding and only speaking in the safest of places to sean hannity. jeff, do you think he should stay in the race? i think that right now he probably has to because of the ballot. you can t swap his name out. he may want to make some commitment that if these allegations are true, i will bow out and then republican governor kaye ivy will replace me with another republican
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allegations against the president. i think in one case specifically senator franken has admitted wrongdoing and the president hasn t. that s a very clear distinction. when it comes to moore, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders wobt say and said moore s fate ultimately lies with alabama s governor and the voters. the president certainly finds the allegations extremely troubling. as i stated yesterday, and he feels like it s up to the governor and the state the people in the state of alabama to make a determination on whether or not they delay that election or whether or not they support and vote for roy moore. now, the white house has said president trump believes roy moore should step aside if the allegations against him are true, but it s pretty clear trump does not want to intervene in this election. as for the alabama governor, kaye ivy says she has no plans to delay the election and she plans to vote for roy moore. the election is scheduled for december