harris: was interesting about what you just said look at the house speaker. he s republican. he would be next in line after the ag, who also says he wore black face at a party or whatever. so you got kirk cox sitting there. he called for northam s resignation earlier on. so it is interesting, just intrastate politics that would go on depending on whether northam gets to pick another democrat. hold on a second, judge. my question for you, leslie, what is worse for your party at this point? one of the people in succession to the governorship is having a #metoo moment. the other one is having an #areyoukiddingmewearethisfarint oourfutureawayfromthemenstrualan dblatantdisplaysofracism moment. what s worse? when all of them all go? what are you hanging onto at this point? leslie: i don t like anyone
she campaigning for 2018 candidates. flipping the congress. martha: they are saying she is making it all about her. and civility is something that is a luxury. she describes herself as a rorschach test, people see what they want to see. it s political stigmatism where they see only one thing she annoys them for not going away. that is because she threatens certain people including donald trump, who only a matter of hours ago yet again attacked her. ban stephen bannon seeings her as a rival. martha: the comment of monica lewinsky, she was an adult. so that is a done situation. that is difficult argument in this #metoo moment. that is something that would continue to come up. his background, how she dealt with it. that will not go away in the likely environment.
that s just in about sexism in politics. listen. what role, if any, did you play in criticizing the character of the women who have accused bill of sexual misconduct? none. no role? no role. i take responsibility for my life and actions. do you think bill should have resigned in the wake of the monica lewinsky scandal? absolutely not. it wasn t an abuse of power? no. no. patty, your thoughts. i disagree with hillary on that point. i do believe it was an abuse of power. he was the president of the united states. the highest office in the land. she was an intern. it was a different time back then. i think that during this moment we re living in, this metoo moment, of course he probably would needed to have resigned.
saying that kavanaugh was not truthful about his drinking in his testimony. nowhere on that list, though, is julie swetnick. she is the third accuser. why is she not part of the list? multiple sources tell us and nbc news was first to report this is that the white house is limiting the probe and she doesn t meet the threshold of credibility. president trump insists the white house isn t putting my limi any / any limits on the fbi. he said they have free rein to do what they need to do. we understand the fbi has received no new instructions that would change the limits already imposed by the white house counsel s office. so that s that. but look, in this #metoo moment of cultural reckoning, donald trump jr. said in today s environment he is more concerned about his sons than about his daughters. take a look. i got boys and girls. when i see what s going on, it s
believe the women coming to congress and speaking out. they re saying do something. we need something stronger than #metoo. we actually need laws that work. we need to hold people accountable. i think we should pass a law that every single credible allegation against a supreme court nominee should be investigated. this is the highest court. it s tremendously important. it s almost disturbing that it s not investigated. it should be part of the approach. it should be part of the law. congresswoman, always appreciate your time. tunc for treating this seriously. thank you. thank you so much. thanks for coming on. a lot of focus on the #metoo moment. this morning kellyanne conway made this personal disclosure. i feel very empathetic for victims of sexual assault and sexual harassment and rape. that i m a victim of sexual