Donald Trump described claims he sexually assaulted women as "totally false" and sensationally accused Hillary Clinton's campaign team of creating the allegations.
The Republican presidential nominee said the allegations stemmed from his accusers wanting their “five minutes of fame” and again insisted nobody has more respect for women than him.
During the final US Presidential debate, the billionaire businessman said most of the claims against him had been debunked.
Since the last debate 10 days ago, several women have come forward to say Mr Trump groped or kissed them without consent.
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Mrs Clinton said he had hit back at the allegations by claiming he would not have assaulted the women concerned because they were not “attractive enough”.
He denied he suggested some of the women were not attractive enough to win his attention despite recently saying of one recently, "believe me, she would not be my first choice."
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Mr Trump went onto say: "I didn't even apologise to my wife who is sitting right here because I didn't even do anything.
"These women... I think they either want fame or her campaign did it. And I think it's her campaign."
He added: “I believe she got these people to step forward:”
Mrs Clinton said: "Donald thinks belittling women makes him bigger.
"He goes after their dignity and self-worth."