Herman Cain continues to deny ever having committed sexual harassment. But the allegations against him just won't go away. One of Cain's accusers may release a statement today through her lawyer attempting to get the National Restaurant Association to waive a confidentiality agreement. The controversy, interestingly enough, has been good for Cain's fundraising. The GOP frontrunner for president took in more than $1 million this week alone.

Carol Costello speaks with Eric Erickson, editor-in-chief of Redstate.com, and Robert Traynham, a former Republican adviser, to discuss if this sexual harassment scandal will bring down Herman Cain's campaign in the long run.

Republican frontrunner Herman Cain is struggling to stay on message as he continues to be dogged by sexual harassment allegations. Cain is now accusing the the Perry campaign of leaking that story to the press. But the Perry aide that he believes is behind the leak denies that he had anything to do with it. 

These discussions, however, overlook the key, unanswered question: What exactly did Herman Cain do? Will we ever be able to determine if it constituted sexual harassment? And should sexual harassment ever be used in politics?

Carol Costello discusses these questions with Sally Kohn, a political commentator and strategist, and Ruben Navarette, columnist and contributor to CNN.com.

GOP frontrunner Herman Cain continues to try to navigate the political backlash following new allegations of sexual harassment. Cain's campaign claims the charges are baseless. Moreover, they accuse one of Rick Perry's key campaign aides of leaking the story to the press in an effort to sink Cain's candidacy.

CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger speaks with that aide, Curt Anderson, in the first TV interview since the allegations were leveled. You can watch part two of the interview here.

GOP frontrunner Herman Cain continues to try to navigate the political backlash following new allegations of sexual harassment.  Cain's campaign claims the charges are baseless. Moreover, they accuse one of Rick Perry's key campaign aides of leaking the story to the press in an effort to sink Cain's candidacy.

CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger speaks with that aide, Curt Anderson, in the first TV interview since the allegations were leveled. See part one of the interview here.

Herman Cain's presidential campaign continues to descend into full blown crisis mode. A third woman has reportedly stepped forward to say she too was the victim of unwanted advances from Cain. But Cain claims that this is simply one more example of what he calls an "appalling smear campaign."

Cristine Romans sits down with republican strategist Ed Rollins and crisis communications adviser Ronn Torossian to get their thoughts on how Cain's campaign should manage the bad press.