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There's a video of him saying he does it. That might not be enough to convict him in court, by personally I don't see why I shouldn't take him at his word on that.

There are many accusations that Trump engaged in the behavior he voluntarily described himself behaving in.

I don't think that matters though. He is already on the record encouraging (and bragging about) coercion; it is completely antithetical to libertarianism.

When just two people are in the room, you won't find it possible to "prove" anything.

But there is, of course, no reason to doubt the honesty of the women involved. Why wouldn't you trust them?

Because Donald Trump seems to call the accusations "completely fabricated". Why wouldn't you trust Donald Trump?

I don't trust him because of his repeated bragging statements about dishonest business practices and his habitual lying about things he's said in the past (e.g. recorded statement of him saying something, his future claim he never said it, etc)