Political columnists Mark Shields and David Brooks, who usually fall on different sides of the political spectrum, agreed on Friday that Donald Trump’s behavior in recent days has harmed his campaign. Brooks also criticized Republican lawmakers who’ve not stood up to Trump, particularly after an “Access Hollywood” video tape revealed Trump speaking about women in sexually demeaning ways. After the tape was released, eight women have alleged that that Trump assaulted them, which he fiercely denies. “The fact that we’re talking about a major presidential candidate behaving this way in 2016, it’s kind of astounding,” said Brooks, known for his conservative commentary on political matters. Shields pointed to Michelle Obama’s speech last week in which she states how Trump’s comments left her “shaken to her core” was one of the most authentic and defining moments in the presidential campaign. Hillary Clinton has also faced challenges with another WikiLeaks dump after the email account of her campaign manager, John Podesta, was hacked. Federal authorities in the U.S. have strong evidence that Russia was behind the hack. While Brooks maintained that the emails did not contain anything that would hurt the Clinton campaign in the long run, Shields said that it remains clear that Clinton is “very much an establishment candidate,” one of the criticisms facing the Democratic nominee.