Cain’s Marathon Day

Georgian spends Mon. building defense against sexual harassment allegations reported by Politico.

Cain admits one complaint against him was settled during his time at the National Restaurant Association, contradicting earlier position he had no knowledge of any settlements.

On "The Daily Rundown" with Chuck Todd, Cain campaign chief says Georgian told him "emphatically that the story is not true," adds he is "not personally aware of any settlement."

Georgian restricts discussion at Mon. AEI session to tax plan, economics.

On Fox News' "Happening Now," Cain denies wrongdoing, says he's unaware if the cases were settled: "If the restaurant association settled with these women, I hope is wasn't for a lot of money because nothing happened."

Saying the "bullseye on [his] back has gotten bigger," Cain dismisses sexual harassment allegations as a "witch hunt" at National Press Club press luncheon.

Georgian: "As far as we're concerned, enough said about the issue. There is nothing else to dig up."

Again admits he dealt with claims while at the National Restaurant Association but denies any wrongdoing, any knowledge of settlements.

Fox's signature newscast opens with skeptical piece on sex harass charges and Brit Hume commentary.

Georgian tells PBS' "Newshour" he's unsure if he asked one of the women to his hotel room: "That I absolutely do not recall. You know, I have no recollection of that."

On Fox News' "On the Record," Georgian explains physical act that resulted in sexual harassment claim.

Cain: "She was in my office one day, and I made a gesture saying — and I was standing close to her — and I made a gesture saying you are the same height as my wife. And I brought my hand up to my chin saying, 'My wife comes up to my chin.' And that was put in there [the complaint] as something that made her uncomfortable, something that was in the sexual harassment charge."