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she says donald trump touched her on an airplane decades ago. another woman says trump innapropriately touched her in trump tower. justine waldman is here with with how donald trump is responding to the accusations tonight. the womens stories were published in the new york times late tonight. and trump s camp quickly denied the claims calling them politically motivated and threatened to sue the news paper. jessica leeds/trump accuser: it was over 35 years ago. the new york times she sat next to donald trump on a flight. jessica leeds/trump accuser: it was a real shock when all of a sudden his hands were all over me. he started encroaching on my space. and i hesitate to use this expression, but i m going to. and that is, it was like he was an octopus, he had six arms, he was all over the place. and if he had stuck with the upper part of the body, i might not have gotten, i might not have gotten that upset, but it was when he started putting his hand up my skirt, t ....
foundation. we, of course, welcome those who joins on our heritage.org website as well as those will be joining us on c-span at booktv in the future. we remind all of our outside viewers, you are welcome to send questions or comments at any time. simply e-mailing [email protected] for those here in house we would appreciate your checking or mobile devices to see that they have been silenced or turned off as a courtesy to our presenters. we will of course post the program on the heritage home page following today s presentation for everyone s future reference as well. hosting our discussion is ted bromund. a senior research fellow in anglo-american relations. part of our margaret thatcher center for freedom. he joined heritage after decade at yale university as associate director of international security studies. it was in a certificate to the study and teaching of diplomatic history and grand strategy. he was also a lecturer in history at in international affairs fo ....
tenth century. it s also endorsed by the international institute of islamic thought which is the muslim brotherhood think tank that s been operating in the united states, i believe, since the early 1980s. there are other endorsements as well, but the point is that this political ideology which is radical in the united states because it is would it would supplant our constitution since its core tenets are antithetical to our constitution, so to me that s radical, whether you re you know, whether you want to blow up a bridge to get it done or not. if you want to supplant the united states constitution with a totalitarian legal code and societal framework, that s pretty radical. there s an awful lot of people who buy on to this to one degree or another. some percentage of them will become jihadists. some larger percentage of them will create enclaves or safe spaces, i guess that s the the popular common term, right, safe spaces for this ideology to take root and to g ....
her meeting with bill tainted that investigation with conflict of interest. damage control time this friday morning. big problem for tesla. the feds launch an investigation of a fatality of an accident involving a tesla car being driven on autopilot. that stock will be down today. lady and gentlemen, my message to america, get out there and drive july the 4th, gas prices the lowest in a decade. varney & company is about to begin. all right, everybody, this is where the dow closed yesterday. 17,929, one week after brexit. armageddon, you know, the big selloff, it lasted precisely two trading sessions. we re now only 70 points from 18,000 and the dow is actually positive for the year. that s how we start this friday morning. how about the s&p? yesterday, it closed right there at 2098, it, too, is now positive for the the year despite brexit. the price of oil down a bit. 47.99. the individual stock story, the culprit story of the day is tesla. and there s a report of a ....
nightmare? the 911 call about a plane crash that never happened. the man later claiming it was a sleeping pill what lugs nation. good evening. and thank you for joining us tonight, as we head into this fourth of july weekend. there are warnings of extra vigilance and increased security in public places all across the country. airports are on high alert, after that attack in istanbul. this is the scene in atlanta today. heavily armed police on patrol. and here in new york, officers in tactical gear with a watchful eye on the flood of visitors headed into the city. and the highways will be crowded from coast to coast this weekend. severe weather warnings also in the forecast. this storm brewing near st. louis, missouri. abc s david kerley starts us off tonight, as millimeter americans are on the move. reporter: heightened security tonight in some major aports across the country. in atlanta, more officers, more guns, and a major who says he s going to push security bey ....