reporter: she was very angry when we presented these e-mails. she said they had been stolen, hacked. she accused us of being part of a grand conspiracy. she was sticking to her guns that she was a private lawyer and wasn t doing anything wrong and wasn t trying to offer any quid quo pro at the trump tower meeting. trying to offer compromising material this exchange for help from president trump to get elected. we ve within digging. we ve been interviewing and spent several hours with her and spent more time going through documents. the documents do suggest that she had this role. this role where she could communicate with senior level people in the russian administration and coordinate what was a russian government response to the u.s. justice department.
it s entirely possible they re all lying. certainly in at least one case, in at least one case the design of airline seats alone, i remember then, i don t remember the woman s name, but the design of airline seats alone in that era, in the situation she described would make it impossible for the president to have done anything like what she accused him of. this is what s so frustrating. this is so frustrating. i said that about by the way, i said that about al franken too. you cannot talk to her okay. all i m saying is that neither of us sitting here can make the judgment because we haven t talked with the women, we haven t heard the evidence. but what i m suggesting is that if we are talking about an investigation of al franken or of john conyers, we should be having a structure in place to investigate these allegations as well because there is nothing other than somebody taking a president to court and he s the president so he s got immunity and there is this is a very,
right which is the antithesis that this country represents, decency, tolerance and respect. do you see the message trump is trying to convey anything but muslims are dangerous people? no. this is exactly what he wants to do. the problem with that message that he s not only, as you said, alienating our allies, he s galvanizing the most bigoted, the most racist, but also the most violent groups around europe. two weeks ago i just want to remind our audience, two weeks ago in poland 60,000 neo-nazis marched in the street holding torches exactly like sharl lots ville and they were calling for a second holocaust for jews and muslims together. people know when you diminish the ethnicity of one minority,
i was in shock. i flinched. don t you know who i am? don t you know who i am? that s what he said to me. and then there is a 13th accuser who wishes to remain anonymous. she s a friend of cnn s erin burnett and she says trump tried to kiss her on the lips at trump tower in 2010. she says he invited her into his office alone, told her she was special, and gave her his cell phone number. she told erin, quote, i ran the hell out of there. 13 women, 13 stories that should make any honorable person ashamed. when we come back, why the president seems to brush off all of these accusations against him while more and more men face swift consequences. oh, look. another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen.
that there s a problem with muslim and iz lawmaker islamic fe gn fanatics. and in london, theresa may, she had a soldier beheaded by an islamic radical. how is the president s tweet helping that. it s starting a conversation. we don t want it here. you don t want violence by let me join the chorus. we don t want violence by white supremacist. exactly. by antifa. black lives matter. any one. any of those groups. but you don t understand why, just for the sake of honesty here, why would you have to compare that to antifa and black lives matter? what does that have to do with anything. nancy pelosi did it. she condemned antifa. did she she did the opposite of what the president did but you re bringing it up as a shiny object. one does not mean the other. i m joining the chorus that says that muslims that kill soldiers in england are bad as