Cenk Uygur
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Duggars Defend Their Son On Molestation Charges
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June 5, 2015
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11:39Now Playing'We did the best we could under the circumstances,' embattled '19 Kids and Counting' stars tell Fox News’ Megyn Kelly
Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar are defending their handling of eldest son Josh’s molestation of five underage girls, including four of their daughters.
In an interview with Fox News’ Megyn Kelly on 'The Kelly File' Wednesday, the reality TV stars went into great detail about what exactly happened 12 years ago when Josh, the eldest son of the '19 Kids and Counting' clan, confessed to having touched some of his younger sisters inappropriately.
'There were a couple of times he came and told us what he had done,' Jim Bob Duggar told Kelly of how the found out about Josh’s actions. 'Again this was not rape or anything like that, it was touching someone over the clothes. there were a couple of times he touched someone under the clothes, for a few seconds. Each time he came and told us crying. It was the third time that we decided we needed help.'” *
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