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I'm not a republican who supports the president's rhetoric or any of this behavior in the highest office of the land. as a american and a person, this is beneath the dignity of the office and how anyone should tweet women. >> trump was asked tonight if it was appropriate to insult a woman's appearance. here's what he told the ap. you can take it anyway you want. i mean, he's not only a grown man, he's the president of the united states. the most powerful person in the world. what's wrong with him. why? >> well, i assume he would say if you asked him, he's super mad at her, super mad at michael...

Ap. you can take it anyway you want. i mean, he's not only a grown man, he's the president of the united states. the most powerful person in the world. what's wrong with him. why? >> well, i assume he would say if you asked him, he's super mad at her, super mad at michael avenatti. that's no excuse. i don't approve of the language. >> can i ask you, scott? i'm going to give you a long time to respond. don't think i'm cutting you off. >> sure. >> shouldn't he be super mad at himself for having the affair allegedly and then lying about it, about the payment, and then later on his lawyer admittin...

Question, like many of his answers yesterday, pointed out that the judge is not a robot. no judge is. he's a human being. what was on trial yesterday was not his expertise or qualifications as a judge but his personal characteristics in such an invasive and intrusive way that i think pretty much anyone would have reacted negatively to some of the questions that he was asked yesterday. >> shouldn't he be held to a higher standard since they're talking about a lifetime appointment to the u.s. supreme court? >> a higher standard for whether or not he drank in high school? or high are standard for...

Platform basically of when a victim comes out to do any accusation, this is what she's faced with. it goes far deeper than that. so i appreciate that viewpoint. it's a new twist. i haven't heard it on any other show. so i appreciate that vice president. the thing i'm wondering is if you are accused of this, and especially in the movement of the "me too" which made it possible for women to be backed and to have a good group around them saying, go, you know, we're behind you and do it in strength. here is what i don't understand about some of the demands that you've put up on the back screen. wh...

Why does he have to go second? because he's saying it didn't happen. that's what i'm saying. >> but his story is clear, he doesn't need to hear her story first. >> she has got the -- it's good that she has the chance to go in private. and if i were her, if i remember a victim alleging this and it caused this much pain and i had to visit a therapist over it, i really, really would want to do this in private. i don't want the circus around. >> the american public needs to, at this point, see her testify in public. >> and hear her story. >> and hear her had story. >> but shouldn't chef the right ...