Amy Robach

Um, she was, she was actually in a relationship and she said she saw him getting really flirty.

They were in a booth, they were drinking once again.

And she said she started talking about his wife and his kids and trying to ask him questions about his family so that he would get the idea that she was there solely to talk about business and just politics.

And he started to put his hand on her thigh, tried to kiss her.

So yes.

Um, but she didn't take the bait, but still described, um, being very uncomfortable.

Exactly, because that's where I was thinking politically, obviously this is catastrophic.

Politically, he's going to have to wake up and recognize the situation he's in and this is not survivable, period.

It just is not survivable now.

Could this be criminal?

That is a question that we don't know the answer to yet.

But Nancy Pelosi put it very clearly to him.

She said that she told him, yeah, this investigation needs to take place outside of a gubernatorial campaign.

And that's really probably the best way to put it.

Yeah, those two things just don't go well together.

Well, you know what?

I think if it were just the one former staffer, it might be a little more – you'd have to look into it a little further.

Does she have a motivation?

Is she being – of course, the allegations are going to be that this is MAGA, this is the right trying to –

take him down and sure i'm not naive enough to think that that can't happen and doesn't happen but when you have four women and look they're varying accounts but there's a similar pattern this is serious and voters need to be able to take that into consideration if he wants to stay in the race because this is a problem if you see a man who abuses his power and you have four women now saying he did just that you just said it ropes stay on the ballot