Gretchen Carlson rips Trump for attacking Franken: What about your accusers?

Previous Fox News stay Gretchen Carlson hammered President Trump on Friday after he assaulted Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) over a photograph where the congressperson seems, by all accounts, to be snatching a lady's bosoms.

Carlson was responding to a late Thursday tweet from the president in which he named Franken "Al Frankenstein." In the tweet, Trump addressed "where do his hands go" in different pictures.

"Shouldn't something be said about yours?" Carlson shot back Friday morning, alluding to lady who have blamed Trump for rape.

Carlson departed Fox News in 2016 subsequent to documenting an inappropriate behavior against Roger Ailes, who was then the news system's executive and CEO. More than twelve ladies approached to blame Trump for lewd behavior and strike amid the 2016 crusade, allegations the president says are ridiculous.

Franken has been in harm control mode since a TV grapple posted a photograph Thursday that seems to indicate Franken grabbing her while she is snoozing locally available a military plane amid a 2006 USO visit. She additionally claimed that the Minnesota Democrat persuasively kissed her while the two were practicing a portray.

"It wasn't until the point that I was back in the U.S. also, looking through the CD of photographs we were given by the picture taker that I saw this one," Leeann Tweeden expounded on the photograph.

"I felt damaged once more. Humiliated. Put down. Embarrassed," she composed. "How could anybody snatch my bosoms this way and believe it's amusing?"

Franken apologized for the photograph, however said he didn't recollect the portray episode a similar way. In a moment explanation, he required a morals examination concerning himself.

"The first and most critical thing — and if it's the main thing you want to hear, that is fine — is: I'm sad," Franken.

"I comprehend why we have to tune in to and trust ladies' encounters," he included. "I am asking that a morals examination be embraced, and I will readily participate."