BBC's 'Panorama' Examines Whether Donald Trump Is A 'Sex Pest'

Donald Trump has been accused of sexually inappropriate behavior by more than 20 women, but he has dismissed them all as liars. So what is the truth about the President's past behavior towards women?

As Donald Trump prepares to visit Britain this week, the BBC documentary series "Panorama" aired an episode on Tuesday night investigating new allegations about the President and interviewed several women who said he engaged in inappropriate behavior with underage girls.

In a special entitled "Trump: Is The President A Sex Pest?," reporter Richard Bilton examined allegations that Trump - who was then in his 40s - hosted and participated in events and parties attended by teen girls. The show interviewed a woman named Barbara Pilling, who said that at one event the future American President asked how old she was: "I said 17...He goes 'oh great, so you're not too old and not too young. That's just great'." Pilling went on to say that "I felt like I was in the presence of a shark getting ready to roll his eyes back in his head and bite me, you know, that's how I felt."

Pilling also described an occasion when Trump slapped a waitresses bottom as she walked by. "She was a blonde. He gave her butt a slap and he was very loud. He was like, don't worry that's not your tip."

Former model Heather Braden was 23 at the time of the parties and described one of the events to Bilton. "This particular party there were four men and probably 50 ?models. And I was one of the models," said Braden. "I felt like a piece of meat in a meat market. You know, I mean what else could I feel like?"

"Panorma" also spoke with an unidentified man who attended several of the parties allegedly attended by Trump. He claimed there was "a lot of cocaine around" at the parties, but the show was unable to uncover any evidence Trump either took cocaine or had sex with underage girls.