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Member, if a member is elected, there is no choice. you to seat the member. when it comes to expulsion, if they do move to expel and moore warn to have had challenge in court, that could get having. this about actions that preceded his election to the u.s. senate there is some legal theorys on this that you can only expel for actions that actually occurred while somebody was in the senate or while somebody was in thousand. this is unexplored legal terrain. we haven't had an actual expulsion since 1862. certainly there is a difference right now it seems between seating and actual expulsion. >> ...

Going to be a senator or he's not going to be a senator for long is what happened yesterday between the fifth accuser coming out and alleging not just a relationship but sexual assault. let's be clear there. that's different than what we heard before. we had sexual misconduct. now sexual assault. between that, mitch mcconnell, the leader of the senate saying he should resign or withdraw, which i'm not sure that affects roy moore. to me the most important one was corey gardner. essentially the guy who runs the campaigns for republicans. most people don't know his name. he came out and said if r...

Alabama next month, the senate should vote to expel him. now, senators voting to expel one of their own, that has happened very rarely in the united states senate. there was one guy in the 1700s who got expelled for treason. then there were 14 other members who all got expelled in a big rush in 1861 and 1862 because they were all supporters of the confederacy which was quite literally waging war against the united states of america. one guy for treason in the 1700s, and 14 during the civil war. since the civil war, nobody else has been expelled from the senate. there have been proceedings to c...

Here, if you will, refuse to seat him or try to move to expel him, which as you point out, hasn't happened since 1862, the last senator expelled was for having confederate sympathies. so that's the kind of rare event we'd be talking about here if roy moore were to win and come to washington. >> i'm not sure if roy moore wins if that's good or bad for republicans. i need my panel to weigh in. shannon petty piece, a white house reporter from my alma mater bloomberg news. noel kapor, a republican strategist, author of branding america. bob torricelli, from my home state where he served as democra...

They were in office but only while they were in office. 1862 for treason against the united states when they supported the confederacy. ainsley: ultimately what do you think will happen. >> i think the democrat will ultimately win. i know at love people don't want to hear that but i think that's what will happen. steve: what happened to menendez in new jersey. trial jurors say they are deadlocked. the judge said go home, sleep on it, come back and try to do something. >> this judge is a former colleague of mine. he is a very bright guy yale law school. he has created a mess. brian: why? >> by ...