Initiated by rampant sexual harassment in Hollywood, suddenly sexual harassment is national news causing public outrage over sexual abuse of women.
The change is public sentiment over sexual harassment is having a big impact in politics.
Numerous women are calling out examples of harassment and Democrats are becoming casualties.
Minnesota Democrat Senator Al Franken was exposed for sexual harassment and the response to him is very different than U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore.
While there is a bipartisan call for Moore to quit his senate race, the outrage over Franken is muted with Senators calling for an ethics investigation and not for him to resign.
The new environment is also impacting Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton defending her husband's past sexual misconduct by attacking President Trump.
In this edition of "The Buzz," we discuss the impact of sexual harassment claims in politics and Hollywood, how the new environment is impacting Democrats and adding fuel to the “get Hillary Clinton off the political stage” movement.
