The billionaire savaged his accusers, saying their claims are "totally and absolutely false."
"These claims are all fabricated. They are pure fiction, and they're outright lies. These events never, ever happened," Trump said.
Trump's insistence that the women raising new allegations are wrong contrasts with the spotlight he put on Bill Clinton's accusers before Sunday's debate, insisting their stories should be heard. And the sense of paranoia that rang through Trump's remarks -- scattershot, bitterly personal, and devoid of policy talk -- is the type of language that long worried Republicans.