It is really disgusting and it is frightening to think that he thinks it is appropriate to look into a camera and tell victims to come forward, when we have his actions and we have the actions of a president that when faced with his own rape allegations just several weeks ago, his defense, was that woman is not my type.
Katherine Clark expresses outrage over Secretary Acosta's message to victims and highlights the hypocrisy of the administration regarding sexual assault allegations.
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