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>> grab them by the [ bleep ]. do any of that. >> laurence, you cover this stuff. >> not any longer. it's so disgusting on so many levels, isn't it? >> i wonder this. why is he still socially -- miami beach, from what i know about it, palm beach, rather, is a lot of people with money. they get really dressed up at night. they're somewhat older. they're sort of a wasp crowd and a jewish crowd, whatever. but they're all in common is money and showing up and looking well at nighttime and being somewhat classy in your demeanor. how does trump fit into that? >> well, it's his world. meaning he can create the illusion of classiness as well. if you've got $200,000, you can join mar-a-lago too. you can be one of them. >> you can buy your way to class? >> exactly. >> wonderful. thank you, megan twohey. lawrence, great respect for you. lawrence leamer.
and when these charges did come out, when the allegations did start to surface in the mid 2000s, he brought in these expensive high-powered attorneys like alan dershowitz who kind of came in and minimized the charges so that he was able to walk away and tell people who knew him that he was guilty of nothing more than soliciting a prostitute. so i think that that all helped give him cover, and his associates cover, those who did like to party with him, and those who donald trump himself has been quoted as saying in 2002 saying that he liked jeffrey epstein and that they both liked the company of beautiful women. >> younger. >> and in epstein's case, even recognizing that they were much younger. >> it seems wonderful that everyone has a right to a legal defense, megan and laurence. in the case of the very wealthy, the dream team, ken starr, dershowitz, the works. in 1992 the footage was shot for a faith daniels talk show called a closer look, which profiled the then newly divorced trump. during that episode, faith daniels and trump described the
chancellor. and the winner of this year's euro vision song contest receives a warm welcome back home in the netherlands. laurence is the 1st such friend to win the competition in nearly 5 decades. thanks for joining us tens of thousands of people have been rallying across europe ahead of the upcoming european parliament elections they're protesting against nationalist and far right parties and showing their support for a stronger if you recent polls suggest anti e.u. parties are likely to do well in the elections were to kick off on thursday in britain. a show of love for the european union. but tough love. in cities across europe tens of thousands joined protests. even anti nationalist
just kind of basically talked about some of the issues. >> okay, steve bannon says that ed gillaspie really didn't try to embrace president trump or really the trump program. he says that tonight, wednesday night. listen to what steve bannon said about ed gillaspie on sunday night. >> he's really embraced the trump ajnlda here in the last four weeks and "the washington post" reporting night he may be up one or two points. and david from is back with us. david, these people who listen to steve bannon, they must have extremely limited attention spans to listen to him tonight saying gillaspie didn't really embrace the trump agenda, sunday night saying gillaspie embraced the trump agenda. >> steve bannon doesn't use words the way you do, laurence. you use words to describe a reality from minute to minute. steve bannon uses words to conjure feelings, to elicit
extremely limited attention spans to listen to him tonight saying gillaspie didn't really embrace the trump agenda, sunday night saying gillaspie embraced the trump agenda. >> steve bannon doesn't use words the way you do, laurence. you use words to describe a reality from minute to minute. steve bannon uses words to conjure feelings, to elicit reactions. so there's a stability there, not an intellectual stability but an emotional stability. and the emotional stability is to rev people up. he'ssert of right. there is an uneasy coalition between the gillaspies and the ryans of the world on the one hand and the trumps of the other. he's right about that. and sometimes they work together and sometimes they don't. >> but i still with that don't understand how anyone can take steve bannon seriously. i mean this is just a hustler out there trying to raise money for his venters, a hustler who will say ed gillaspie and
that is connected to fox 5 where there is an inherent conflict of interest. >> fox 5 is the local fox news affiliate here. fox news is technically a different thing. they're all housed in the same spot over there. so who knows what's happening in those various hallways. joan, if you could get one question to the president of the united states about this, and about his friend bill o'reilly and his defense of his friend bill o'reilly, a defense that his friend rupert murdoch did not accept, what would you say to the president tonight if you could? >> i might say mr. trump, how many millions of dollars have you paid to settle complaints against you that you think this is normal behavior, that you think this is a good man, this is a good person, i know he is a good man? if you say that, maybe you've signed a lot of check took place. maybe that's impertinent of me, laurence. >> we're going have to leave it there tonight. letitia james, joan walsh, thank
and his defense of his friend bill o'reilly, a defense that his friend rupert murdoch did not accept, what would you say to the president tonight if you could? >> i might say mr. trump, how many millions of dollars have you paid to settle complaints against you that you think this is normal behavior, that you think this is a good man, this is a good person, i know he is a good man? if you say that, maybe you've signed a lot of check took place. maybe that's impertinent of me, laurence. >> we're going have to leave it there tonight. letitia james, joan walsh, thank you both. we really appreciate it. coming up, documents show the russian government changed its strategy to affect the presidential election. when they thought hillary clinton was winning.
you were out there all day on a route that started at the united nations, went south to 42nd street, all the way up fifth avenue. what were you seeing out there today? >> laurence, it was interesting. we've been out here for about 14 hours. we saw the first trickle of protesters come in about 7:30. then it was completely packed on 1st avenue by 10:30. 60,000 people already filling the streets by 1:30 in the afternoon. for those familiar with new york, they were intended to walk down second avenue but they filled up lexington. we saw buses in a gridlock pattern. they were empty because there was simply no place to go. the protesters had filled the crevices of all the streets. what's interesting, when i spoke to the protesters they said they were here for a myriad of reasons. they were here because of education, abortion, immigration rights. but they also said they were aware they could not change the results of this presidency. when i asked why they chose to demonstrate knowing that donald trump is their president currently, they said it's not