BALDWIN: It has become known as the Carlton affair. Allegations of former International Monetary Fund Chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn participated in a prostitution ring and we are now hearing he may also have taken part in a gang rape. Atika Shubert is following the story for us today from London. And Atika, in terms of these allegations here, what do we know?</s>ATIKA SHUBERT, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, it just gets worse for him. The prosecutor hasn't given a lot of details. What we do know is it involves this prostitution ring bringing over women from Belgium into France and apparently, flying them to Washington, D.C. And this is where that alleged gang rape is supposed to have taken place. But his lawyers have strenuously denied any wrong doing on behalf of their clients. In fact what they said was, quote, "that he has never committed acts of violence or had any relationship whatsoever without the consent of his partner." So he's still going to have a lot to explain going forward. This investigation is still continuing -- Brooke.</s>BALDWIN: Atika Shubert, thank you. Now this --</s>BALDWIN: Is it true you rolled a joint on the roof of the White House under President Carter?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: No, I rolled it before I got up there.</s>BALDWIN: Willie Nelson, were you not afraid of getting caught? That answer, also other revelations from the one and only Willie Nelson. I sat down with the redheaded stranger inside his tour bus before a recent show. Don't miss this interview.
Strauss-Kahn Faces Gang Rape Accusations