Transcript for Roy Moore gives new interview to preteen
We move on now, to Alabama’s high stakes senate election, just hours away now. Republican Roy Moore facing allegations of sexual misconduct with minors. And now, sitting down for an interview with a 12-year-old girl. Moore’s candidacy dividing his own party. The other senator from Alabama saying he cannot vote for Moore. ABC’s chief national correspondent Tom llamas, in Alabama again tonight. Reporter: Tonight, Alabama senate candidate Roy Moore, who is accused of molesting teenage girls, popped up in a new interview. The Republican who for a month has avoided questions from reporters covering his campaign sat down with a 12-year-old girl. Are you going to support president trump in helping build a wall? Yes. I think we need something and I think it could be stopped sooner than that with the military. Reporter: Moore took the last five days off from the campaign trail. Thank you being here. If you can find Roy Moore, let me know. Reporter: The Democrat in this race, Doug Jones, crisscrossing the state, making sure voters don’t forget the sexual misconduct allegations against Moore. Is Alabama going to stand with our daughters and our granddaughters that we will live them, we will respect them? Reporter: Moore has denied the allegations, but recently, senators abandoning him. I wouldn’t vote for Roy Moore. I think the Republican party can do better. Reporter: But the party’s leader, president trump, is firmly behind him. Recording a robo-call for Moore. Roy Moore is the guy we need to pass our make America great again agenda. Reporter: And tonight, the president’s former chief strategist, Steve Bannon, appearing with Moore for the third time to make sure those trump supporters vote for Moore tomorrow. We know these allegations are lies to stop him from going to Washington, because they are scared to death of him in the swamp. All right, Tom llamas with us tonight from the Moore campaign event in Midland city, Alabama. You learned now that former secretary of state and Alabama native condoleezza ric weighing in on the eve of this election? Reporter: That’s right, David. She’s also a Republican. She doesn’t mention Moore by name, but she sent a statement to the Alabama news site al.com, where she specifically asked voters to not support Moore. She writes, “These critical times require us to come together to reject bigotry, sexism and intolerance.” David? Tom, thank you, again tonight.
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