Top aide: Trump just defending himself with threats to sue accusers

While Donald Trump devoted most of a big weekend speech to policy, he also spent time attacking his critics and threatening to sue women who have accused him of inappropriate sexual advances, which a top aide said Sunday is simply the GOP nominee defending himself.
"It's a way to defend himself, and remind everybody what he has said many times, which is none of this is true," campaign manager Kellyanne Conway said Sunday on NBC's Meet The Press. "They're fabrications, they're all lies."
While Trump used his speech Saturday in Gettysburg, Pa., to outline his first 100 days in office, he also wanted to talk about "the rigged, corrupt system" he is fighting, Conway told NBC. "And it did, unfortunately, include some of the media. Not most, not all, but it does include some."