in all kinds of ways, and it's so interruptive for relationships. people are arguing with people in their circle, with people at work, and arguing via social media. so it feels like we're having a minute to-minute fight, and that raises people's anxiety levels tremendously. >> let me share a tweelt on screen from someone -- this stood out to me for what this means about victims of sexual assault. this person said "it's sad the road to the likely first woman president has been paved with reminders of all the ways we are demeaned, assaulted, objectified." does this coverage, this saturation coverage of what trump has said about women and what he has said, what his accusers have said about his alleged treatment of them, does it affect victims of sexual assault or harassment in unique ways we need to pay attention to? >> possibly, yes. people who have had trauma in the past are much more likely to feel the traumatic effects again later if they're brought up in a certain kind of way and especially if they're rehashed and put in front of them constantly. add to that the idea that they wouldn't be believed and you will definitely have more of a