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But the Commission on Presidential Debates said if Trump did seat the women in his box, security officers would remove them, The Washington Post reported.

The Trump campaign's chief executive, Stephen Bannon, and Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, reportedly came up with the plan to seat the four women — three of whom accused the former president of sexual assault or harassment years ago — in Trump's family's box.

The women — Paula Jones, Juanita Broaddrick, Kathleen Willey and Kathy Shelton — were supposed to walk into the debate hall at the same time as Bill Clinton and confront him.

“We were going to put the four women in the VIP box,” said former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, a Trump surrogate. “We had it all set. We wanted to have them shake hands with Bill, to see if Bill would shake hands with them.”

Giuliani said the debate commission's co-chairman, Frank Fahrenkopf, rejected the plan.

“Fahrenkopf said no — verbally said no, that security would throw them out,” Giuliani said.

The women sat in the audience, but not in the GOP nominee's family box.

Giuliani said Bannon was in support of having the women come out until just before the debate.