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Harassment. joining me now is congresswoman spehr. congresswoman thanks for coming on. >> good to be with you. >> let me start with what you are trying to do on the house side. its the same question i had for senator klobuchar on the senate side involving their training. the real issue here is how difficult and onerous the reporting process is. tell me what steps you think you can take on your own but are going to need a vote of the house to fix? we really need to reform the entire office of com...

In the business world and bannon has been critical of the business leaders to abandon trumps business counsel. he is returning to "breitbart news" and going back to the role he played of pushing this nationalist, pop list agenda from the outside. he views that as helping trump, not hurting trump and is going to go after some of trumps critics. >> is bannon dangerous? lets see. 40 red bulls? thats dangerous for anybody. but also, according to the washington post, your book was actually one of the...

But when i was driving through the gate one particular time, a guard backed up. my mirror hit his back. i immediately stopped. hey, if we need to make a report, lets call your supervisor. no. didnt look at my i.d. didnt look at my plate, nothing. an hour and a half later, i got a call on my desk from the base safety officer that said hey, understand you had an incident with one of my marines at the front gate. i was immediately ticked because i wanted to be on site when that happened. but after ...

About the reporting process here, emily. youve been working on this for months. i had a personal oreilly side that said emily steel has had it out for oreilly for years. is this at all personal? >> its not a personal story. were trying to follow the facts and write a fair and accurate story about. >> did you have any third party corroboration like audio tapes or anything like that? >> whats interesting is that two of the women who reached settlements, these are settlements that bill oreilly paid...

These sort of great variations of grandeur that he could do anything. and in 1990, because he did so many deals that were so reckless, his whole empire was going into bankruptcy. and he was going through a divorce. and i was told that there was -- now, let me say, im talking about reporting process. so im saying here is what i was told. >> was he in a mental hospital or not in 1990, you allege that he was. was he or was he? he wasnt, was he? >> tucker, if you dont want me to answer the question....

Turning around. yes, they have been up and down. i think the closer we get the more people will realize its about policy. >> i talked to a couple not too long ago and the husband said that he was really open to voting for trump but once trump came out and said that it might be a rigged election, that did it for him and hes now going to vote for hillary clinton. >> well, when we look back and john kerry, al gore, going back, we have had both republicans and democrats who said theres fraud, theres...

But she was not totally sold on the idea of coming forward shelf herself had seen the videotape. she was shocked. she said for the first time i understood why what happened to me happened. but she read the "new york times" on wednesday night. she saw two other women who had been victimized in her view, and shes right. far more seriously than she had been shelf read the first person account of a "people" magazine reporter. and yesterday morning, i was on the phone with kristin and she said to me ...

But she read the "new york times" on wednesday night. she saw two other women who had been victimized in her view, and shes right. far more seriously than she had been shelf read the first person account of a "people" magazine reporter. and yesterday morning, i was on the phone with kristin and she said to me two words. shed, "im in." we got a videographer to her as quickly as possible i interviewed her by phone while she was being interviewed and thats how we produced the story today. >> one of...

Thats how we produced the story today. >> one of the things weve seen over the course of the week, as several women have come forward. the reporting process youre describing. the trump campaign and mr. trump denying each of these allegations, you as reporters are having to verify. can you shed some light on your thinking, the papers thinking, about why it is important to find people these women spoke to at the time. why is that so key to verifying their stories? >> that way you dont think it is ...

Political -- it may have been 11 years ago, but it is today. dan rather, president now of news and guts media, thank you for talking through this with me. i know it take trust to talk about this issue. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. we should note that cbs news has maintained all the along they stand by the results of their independent review into that report back in 2004, which found flaws in the reporting process. i should tell that you in terms of their response to th...