Jessa and Jill Duggar Say Family Has 'Forgiven' Josh

In an continuation of the groundbreaking interview discussing the molestation scandal of Josh Duggar, sisters Jill and Jessa Duggar explained that they have forgiven their brother for his past transgressions.

Jill and Jessa, along with their parents Jim Bob and Michelle, spoke with Fox News regarding the recent revelation that 27-year-old Josh Duggar inappropriately touched four of his sisters and one family friend when he was 14-years-old at the family home in Arkansas.

"This is something that's already dealt with," Jill told Kelly. "We've already moved on. It's not the truth. Everything is distorted."

"We feel like our story is not being told," Jill added. "The victims are the only ones who can speak for themselves. Now it's already being warped into however they want to portray it."

Jill added that she and her family admit that they have flaws, just like most families.

"Well, I think that you know some people, I've heard them say you know 'you're hypocrites' well if you go back and look at everything people that have seen in our lives, in television you know, we've never claimed to be a perfect family; my parents have always actually stated you know, we are not a perfect family," Jill said.

"You know, we've always just had the mindset of, 'This show is just a window of opportunity that God's allowed our family to be on television and to share [our lives] with other people," Jill said.