Trump’s alleged assault victims speak out in new ad from George Conway’s PAC

The political action committee founded by anti-Trump activist George Conway is running a pair of television advertisements featuring testimonials from two women who allege that former president Donald Trump sexually assaulted them.

The Anti-Psychopath PAC launched the advertisements on Wednesday as part of a $500,000 campaign meant to trigger a reaction from the former president by airing them during his favorite shows and on his favorite channels.

In each ad, alleged Trump victims Natasha Stoynoff and Jessica Leeds tell what the committee describe as “their harrowingly similar personal stories of serial predatory behavior by former President Trump.”

The ad featuring Stoynoff shows her describing her alleged assault by recounting how Trump “pushes [her] against the wall and starts kissing [her] forcefully” with his then-pregnant wife, Melania, nearby.

Stoynoff ads that she was only saved by a butler entering the room and adds that Trump, who she describes as “an adjudicated sexual assaulter,” cannot be elected president again.

Leeds, who has accused Trump of assaulting her on an airplane in the 1990s, describes her alleged attack in a separate 30-second ad by saying how “all of a sudden” Trump “starting groping [her]” and was “basically overpowering [her]” before she got away.

The ad ends with her calling Trump “a serial predator.”

Conway has purchased airtime on cable systems in Palm Beach, Florida and Bedminister, New Jersey to run the 30-second spots on channels known to be watched by Trump: Fox News, ESPN and the Golf Channel. The ads will also air on CNN and on MSNBC’s Morning Joe, as well as during the October 1 vice presidential debate on NewsNation.

In a statement, Conway referred to how Trump “has been found