American Urban Radio Networks Washington bureau chief April Ryan told CNN on Thursday that President Donald Trump will inevitably have a day of reckoning with regards to the women who have accused him of sexual harassment and assault.
Ryan was discussing accusations of sexual misconduct against Rep. John Conyers (D-MI) with journalist Hadas Gold and CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin.
Gold said that politicians only face accountability at the ballot box or -- in rare instances -- when they choose to step down. Thus the process will move slower than it does in broadcasting or other businesses where consumers make decisions every day.
"What I know is what I see from this strange perch," Ryan said. "What I see is that we have a president who a couple of weeks ago was weighing in on Roy Moore. He wanted Roy Moore regardless because he was desperate for a win -- a legislative win, one legislative win."
She continued, "Now with all of this coming up, we have a president who is the moral leader, who is faced with twelve-plus allegations, twelve-plus women, who are concerned about sexual misconduct with then-civilian Donald Trump."
"He cannot escape this," Ryan said. "As the chorus grows of names, it puts the spotlight back on this president."
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