throwing people away for decisions made 35 years ago. more importantly, a picture. reporter: as all of this unfolds, we also have a statement from the med school. governor northam s med school said about the photo in question, the board, like our senior management team, is committed to discovering quickly how unacceptable photos such as these came to be published in the past. further, we are committed to ensuring that our existing culture is one that today would never tolerate such actions. chris, we ll have to see how all of this unfolds. you have a cabinet meeting that s wrapping up as we speak. we re hoping to catch lieutenant governor justin fairfax as he makes his way out of here. look, you have the entire democratic establishment who is calling on governor northam to step aside, in part, because it is justin fairfax who would replace him. he is a 39-year-old african-american attorney who is seen as an up and comer in state politics. very popular. geoff bennett, thank you for
they re looking for is some sort of deal? they re looking for a way out of here and sounds like they re willing to do about anything to get out of this. i wouldn t want to speculate about their motivations. i need to stick to what i know from reporting. there s certainly michael cohen is in a desperate situation. he s going to prison. they have a fund raiser set up online to try to keep his lawyer on staff. so yeah, i think he s desperate. that s pretty clear from his actions. shepard: good of you. thank you. thank you. jonathan swan from axios. the california republican congressman duncan hunter, have you seen this unfolding? his and his wife making appearance in a federal court after a grand jury charged them with spending $250,000 in campaign funds on themselves. you cannot do that. the pair pleaded guilty the
to break up the protesters from gathering any kind of momentum before they made their way out of here. in terms of what the scene is like now, i m going to step out of the way. it remains a calm scene with the moments of tension inbetween them. israeli police standing guard outside of the walls of the old city damascus gate. a group of protesters denouncing president trump s decision about jerusalem, and every once in a while you ll see the israeli police come in and try to break this sit in up. so there hasn t been any kind of large scale or wide scale violence that we ve expected. but there have been minor clashes between the peaceful protesters sitting behind me and the israeli police that are adamant to make sure the crowds don t get any kind of momentum and certainly not spread beyond this little area around the old city. in terms of the political fallout, we are still talking about that. you ve talked about it in the show. we re hearing from some of the senior members of the plo,
ones who have come out to speak out about it. that s the right thing to do. this is not a partisan issue. this is a serious issue and we all need to take it seriously and take it seriously across party lines. so this alabama vote now a month away in december is like a big deal now. yeah. and we re in this moment that we ve all been talking about where we re in this moment of national reckoning. suddenly a major party nominee for the united states senate who has been accused in a very credible way. alabama, the virginia results and tuesday night s results, a lot of democrats were saying, should we go and fight against roy moore who had a lot of weaknesses. and we re still a little reluctant about going down for that race. i imagine quickly democrats will say this is a race we can win and we re going to go down there. whether we get write-in candidates or not, the question of whether it s possible that that alabama, one of the most conservative states in the
so by these girls accounts and they are corroborated by people they talked to at the time including their mothers, in some cases, you know, he had a lot of sway at the time. it reads, garrett, like the original reporting about harvey weinstein with a news outlet being so meticulous, getting all of the details right because you don t put something like this out there about anyone, but particularly a month before the election. and that doesn t seem to have been lost on the republican senators that you and our colleague kasie hunt tracked down today. yeah, it was interesting. there was a race to condemn roy moore with that caveat of, if this is true and then a race to get out of town. the senate not expected to have any votes tomorrow. a lot of these senators were on their way out of here. it s important to point out, all these women were interviewed on the record. so the question about if this is true really demands a follow-up of, do you believe these women s