Wendy Murphy, Fredricka Whitfield and Amy Kremer appear on CNN.
Amy Kremer, a former tea party leader and failed GOP congressional candidate, on Sunday insisted that the news media had "no business" talking about President Donald Trump's alleged affair with adult film star Stormy Daniels — even if he had tried to force her to have an abortion.
Hours before CBS was set to air an interview with the adult film actress — whose real name is Stephanie Clifford — CNN host Fredricka Whitfield noted that Trump had been uncharacteristically silent on the matter.
Former prosecutor Wendy Murphy pointed out that conservatives had taken a different tone when President Bill Clinton had an affair with a White House intern.
Murphy predicted that evangelicals could begin to turn against Trump if Clifford reveals that she was forced to terminate a pregnancy as a result of the alleged affair.
Clifford's attorney, Michael J. Avenatti, told The Wrap that the NDA included "boilerplate language" about paternity.