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Robin Abcarian: Trump's accusers are back, and this time they're demanding that Congress do something

On Monday in New York City, three of the 16 women who came forward to publicly accuse then-presidential candidate Donald Trump of sexual harassment and assault returned to demand congressional action. They have watched a parade of powerful men toppled from exalted positions, and they wonder why Trump has avoided the same fate.

They appeared on the "Today" show with Megyn Kelly, and spoke at a news conference afterward, organized by Robert Greenwald, whose studio Brave New Films helped resurrect the charges against Trump with a video featuring 16 women who allege Trump harassed

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