KAITLAN COLLINS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Roy Moore is continuing to deny the allegations made against him. As he spoke into a room full of supporters, he said he feels he is fighting a tremendous spiritual battle here. He told supporters not only is he going to continue to fight the accusations made against him, which he said are malicious and not true, but he is going to take the gloves off. And he criticized his opponent, Doug Jones, for using the names of the women who have accused him of sexual assault in TV advertisements.</s>ROY MOORE, (R), ALABAMA SENATE CANDIDATE: When a young lady is abused --and I've represented many victims in cases such as this -- I have not seen one who wants her picture posted on national TV, especially in political advertisements. The truth is, this is not really odd at all. This is simply dirty politics.</s>COLLINS: Moore said his past work as a prosecutor and judge helped him have a unique understanding of sexual assault charges, but he didn't take any questions from reporters, Kate, or allegations made against him.</s>BOLDUAN: Let's see what happens. The countdown is on now in Alabama. Kaitlan, great to see you. Thank you so much. Coming up next for us, CNN just learned new details about the upcoming royal nuptials about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, including the where and the when. You can mark your calendars. In their first big interview, Harry talks about his mother and what she would think in this big moment for Prince Harry.
Roy Moore Back on Defense Against Sexual Allegations