The road.

Hello, everyone.

I'm Kaylee McInney, along with Charlie, her Jessica Tarloff, Jesse Waters, and Greg Gutfeld.

It's 5 o'clock in New York City, and this is the 5.

Well, it's denied, deflect, and look the other way for Democrats as new disturbing

Graham Platner scandals rock the main Senate race just before the primary next Tuesday.

Several of Platner's ex-girlfriend stepping forward with scathing allegations in the New York

Times, alleging volatile behavior, including verbal disparagement, heavy drinking

physical abuse, and that Plattner knew the meaning of his Nazi tattoo. Long before, he claimed

he did. But the scandal plague candidate is trying to weather the storm by running to the friendly

terrain of MS now. Anything alleging physicality, anything alleging that I knew what my tattoo was,

these are the statements of someone who's politically motivated.

Are there texts of yours, pictures of yours floating around out there?

I'm not worried about it.

And you have that, you confirmed that. You knew their age.

Yes. Oh, God. I mean, yes, of course. How does she know it's a Nazi tattoo in August of last year? And you don't know it's a Nazi tattoo in August of last year.

I will say that I certainly didn't know. Many Democrats are turning a blind eye to the avalanche of accusations.

Democratic Senator Sheldon White House says he's not impressed, quote,

seems like a lot of nothing.

I mean, the only one who had anything to say that seemed unsettling was a woman who works for right-wing political operations.

But that's a far cry from the way that the senator and many other Democrats treated

a sexual misconduct allegation against Brett Kavanaugh during his Supreme Court confirmation.

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