Welcome back to the Dershow. Look, I don't know what happened. It didn't happen in that

dressing room in Bergedoff-Gudman a quarter of the century ago and neither do you and neither

do any of the jurors or the judge. The question is, can you have a fair trial concerning a denied

allegation that happened so long ago beyond the statute of limitations that existed at the time

of the alleged events. Let's assume hypothetically you have a situation where somebody accuses somebody

of something and the person was in a different part of the country at the time and has American

expressed records and phone records and other records that could prove that he or she was three

thousand miles away. 25 years later those records don't exist and so how do you disprove he said,

she said, allegation, how do you particularly disprove it based on a claim that you weren't even

there. I mean this is something that I know a little bit about because I was accused by a woman

I never met, never heard of having sex with her 20 years ago in 2000, 2001 and I was able to

produce massive records of where I was every single day because it was only 20 years ago, although

there were some records that were obviously not as good as others but I was able to do that.

When you go back 25 years it's awfully difficult especially if you don't know you're being accused,

you don't save the records, you don't try to call witnesses. I mean I don't know again the facts

in this case was Donald Trump along when this alleged event occurred, if it occurred at all,

did he have anybody with him? Has he ever been to Bergdorf Goodman? Does he have records of having

been there? It's very, very difficult to reconstruct events a quarter of a century earlier. It's also

unfair to expand the statute of limitations. The statute of limitations should be what it was at

the time that the events occurred but even in the criminal law which the consequences are obviously

more serious, even in the criminal law the government has the right to expand the statute of

limitations but only, only if the statute of limitations hasn't yet expired. So for example if there's

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