#MeToo

"One resignation will not change the deeply systemic issues we have in our society," said N.Y. State Sen. Michelle Hinchey, a Democrat. "But, it is a start."

"President Trump defamed our client because she was brave enough to reveal that he had sexually assaulted her, and that brutal, personal attack cannot be attributed to the office of the president," a lawyer for E. Jean Carroll said. 

"I'm sick of him getting away with this," Dorris said. 

The decision means the writer's attorneys can continue seeking Trump's DNA as evidence and trying to interview him under oath.

"I reject the false choice that my party and our nominee can't address the allegations at hand and defeat the occupant of the White House."

Journalist Glenn Greenwald said the reaction to Hayes reporting on a news story which reflects poorly on the former vice president "shows what MSNBC has cultivated."

"Republicans already basically dismiss sexual assault allegations against their co-partisans out of hand; if Democrats do the same for the leader of their party it will do a great deal to move us back to the pre-#MeToo past."