A running list of the eyewitnesses who prove Trump âs innocence on sexual misconduct
Three of the women accusing President Trump of sexual assault and misconduct spoke out on Dec. 11  calling on Congress to investigate the allegations. (Joyce Koh/The Washington Post)
 President Trump  is frustrated.  He  sees the 2016 election as having vindicated  him  on any number of things:  his  often-acidic politics   his  disparagement of traditional campaign tactics   his  rejection of the mediaâs correctives   his  decision not to release  his  tax returns.
In the same vein as that last item   he  sees it as having rendered unimportant the allegations that arose about  his  misconduct with women.  He  denied the stories outright and without nuance  and only  he  and the women know what actually happened. But  he  clearly believes that  now that  he âs president  the subject should be tabled indefinitely.
The statement also included a dramatic bit of exculpation. The claims of Trumpâs accusers were âfalseâ and âtotally disputed in most cases by eyewitness accounts.â The falsity had been asserted by the White House before  but this claim that the accusations had been disputed by eyewitness accounts was new.
In the interests of ensuring that the president is exonerated in the face of debunked accusations  we below have listed  the women whoâve accused Trump of inappropriate conduct (as compiled by The Postâs Meg Kelly ) and all of the eyewitnesses whoâve been presented by the White House to prove  their  stories wrong.
Kristin Anderson.  Claims Trump  touched her clothed genitals at a nightclub. Two people corroborated having heard the story.
Speaking to Washington Post reporter Karen Tumulty via a telephone earpiece  Kristin Anderson recalls  Donald Trump  groping her while she was sitting next to  him  at the China Club in New York in the early 1990s. (Alice Li Brian Young/The Washington Post)
Rachel Crooks.  Claims Trump  kissed her on the mouth against her will. Two people corroborated having heard the story.
Jessica Drake.  Claims Trump  kissed her against her will.
Jill Harth.  Claims Trump  aggressively groped her. One person corroborated having heard the story.
Cathy Heller.  Claims Trump  kissed her on the mouth against her will. Two people corroborated having heard the story.
Ninni Laaksonen.  Claims Trump  groped her.
Jessica Leeds.  Claims Trump  groped her on an airplane. One person corroborated having heard the story.
Jessica Leeds was one of  16 women who came forward during the 2016 campaign to accuse Donald Trump of sexual harassment .  Their  claims  however  did not stop  him  from getting elected to the most powerful office in the world. (Alice Li/The Washington Post)
Mindy McGillivray.  Claims Trump  groped her. One person corroborated having heard the story.
Jennifer Murphy.  Claims Trump  kissed her against her will.
Three of the women accusing President Trump of sexual assault and misconduct spoke out on Dec. 11  calling on Congress to investigate the allegations. (Joyce Koh/The Washington Post)
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In the same vein as that last item    [TGT]   sees it as having rendered unimportant the allegations that arose about   [TGT]   misconduct with women.   [TGT]   denied the stories outright and without nuance  and only   [TGT]   and the women know what actually happened. But   [TGT]   clearly believes that  now that   [TGT]  âs president  the subject should be tabled indefinitely.
The statement also included a dramatic bit of exculpation. The claims of Trumpâs accusers were âfalseâ and âtotally disputed in most cases by eyewitness accounts.â The falsity had been asserted by the White House before  but this claim that the accusations had been disputed by eyewitness accounts was new.
In the interests of ensuring that the president is exonerated in the face of debunked accusations  we below have listed  the women whoâve accused  [TGT]  of inappropriate conduct (as compiled by The Postâs Meg Kelly ) and all of the eyewitnesses whoâve been presented by the White House to prove  their  stories wrong.
Kristin Anderson.   [TGT] touched  [TGT]  clothed genitals at a nightclub. Two people corroborated having heard the story.
Speaking to Washington Post reporter Karen Tumulty via a telephone earpiece  Kristin Anderson recalls   [TGT] groping her while she was sitting next to   [TGT]   at the China Club in New York in the early 1990s. (Alice Li Brian Young/The Washington Post)
Rachel Crooks.   [TGT] kissed her on the mouth against her will. Two people corroborated having heard the story.
Jessica Drake.   [TGT] kissed  [TGT]  against  [TGT]  will.
Jill Harth.   [TGT] aggressively groped  [TGT] . One person corroborated having heard the story.
Cathy Heller.   [TGT] kissed  [TGT]  on the mouth against  [TGT]  will. Two people corroborated having heard the story.
Ninni Laaksonen.   [TGT] groped  [TGT] .
Jessica Leeds.   [TGT] groped  [TGT]  on an airplane. One person corroborated having heard the story.
Jessica Leeds was one of  [TGT]  .   [TGT]   claims  however  did not stop  him  from getting elected to the most powerful office in the world. (Alice Li/The Washington Post)
Mindy McGillivray.   [TGT] groped  [TGT] . One person corroborated having heard the story.
Jennifer Murphy.   [TGT] kissed  [TGT]  against  [TGT]  will.