Tom Steyer

No.

No, this is the amazing part.

The Wall Street Journal and the New York Times ran stories without any evidence besides the gossip from a former staffer.

I'm sorry.

That's, frankly, journalistic malpractice.

We pushed back on it.

They did it anyways.

The messages, they did not... I'm confirming that what Genevieve McDonald said in the New York Times is not true.

So you never met with her about uncomfortable, for lack of a better word, sexting messages as the campaign was going?

We talked about things in Amy and I's marriage that we've gone through over the years.

We talked about that because that's our marriage, and we discussed it with the campaign.

What Genevieve McDonald claims isn't true.

Yeah.

They'll probably lie at some point.

No, I mean, like, I've lived my life.

Like, I've been there for the whole thing.

And because of that, like, I mean, I know what I've been through.

I know what my behavior has been.

I know all of it.

I mean, there's a reason that even after however many months that was, October, when they dropped the opposition research stuff on us, and the whole time there was always this like, oh, there's more coming.