[quote=FlyerInHi]ucodegen, you’re wrong. Through his campaign, Trump admitted being on the plane seated next to the woman. So Trump lied about never meeting the women. He met at least 2.
The remaining question is whether he assaulted his fellow passenger.

http://nypost.com/2016/10/14/trump-camp-puts-forward-witness-to-refute-sex-assault-claim/

And wow, your previous post was such kiss ass to money. You listed his assets as though they were relevant. It outdid BG’s claim that female county employees should give deference to an old slumlord by wearing clothing he would approve.[/quote]
First argument was a decent structure, but the following ad-hominem attacks are childish and denigrates your first statement.

What you posted does NOT say that Trump claimed he was sitting next to the woman. It states that someone else said that he was on the flight and that she was ‘trying to make a move’ on him.

My opinion is that there are too many people trying to get their two minutes of fame in the whole situation.

Considering that Gilberthorpe (who made the claims that he witnessed the whole thing) also made claims that he procured boys for under-aged sex parties for high-ranking British politicians in 2014 – means that your source may be questionable, as well as his statement. I don’t think he could be used to show Trump was innocent by not committing sexual harassment nor that he was even on the plane.

A quoted statement from Trump would have supported your contention that he was on that plane much better than this questionable source.

There also seems to be a second issue. Jessica Leeds told CNN’s Anderson Cooper that it was a Braniff International Airways 707 Dallas to NYC 1979. Braniff didn’t have 707 flights on that route, only 727’s and they had the fixed center on first class.
according to: http://gotnews.com/breaking-nytimes-trump-accuser-jessicaleeds-confirmed-liar-cnn-airplane-details/

I still want to dig a bit more on the above article because I do have questions due to one of the statements.