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politico says the incident in question took place while cain led the national restaurant association in the late '90s. "these incidents include conversations allegedly filled with innuendo or personal questions of a sexually suggestive nature taking place at the hotel during conferences. there were physical gestures that were not overtly sexual but made women who experienced or witnessed them uncomfortable and that they regarded as improper. politico's lead reporter was a guest on cnn's "american morning." >> there are reports of both physical and verbal actions by mr. cain. he made ...

>> not bashful about being blunt and frank. will that work in a presidential campaign is this campaign? will people want to see a brash shoot from the hip kind of guy in charge of foreign policy, world policy, finances and all? don't get me wrong, nothing wrong with a guy shooting from the hip and brash, including yours truly. but i didn't win the democratic nomination. >> no, i think, you know, in some ways christie looks good in isolation. you look at how he's done in new jersey. but again, the lesson of perry is how hard it is to get in this race at this lalt date and really get up to speed...

Please don't get me wrong. i love the technology. i don't know if you know surgeons that spend more time playing video games actually make fewer errors in the operating room. it's training their brains. the next time you go for thursday maybe ask the doctor how many hours a week are they playing world of war craft. >> maybe it's the fine tuning of their small muscles. using that for surgery and all that good stuff. kind of like practice, right? >> we do have -- we actually have scientific evidence for that. that the brain operating pretty much like our body does when we exercise our body. we c...

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Absolutely not. >> in fact what they did back then to ben's point about caw -- cowardness was leak to reporters. >> folks who were going to stick together and resign together if one of them got fired. so why would we expect a moral compass from this individual when we have not seen that from anyone. >> this is the point made in the op-ed. anyone who works with him knows he is not moored. and to me, strikes me to rehabilitate in advance the reputation of the republican party and the conservative movement. don't get me wrong, there are bright spots that the ceaseless