be investigated. it concerns we that we're not having due process in all of these situations. >> you got a lot of criticism for that. >> i did. it's hard to say that right now. >> when we had this conversation a few weeks ago with the george h.w. bush allegations, i said we need to be careful the pendulum doesn't swing too far the other way because there are different degrees here. sexual assault, we don't want to muddy the waters or dilute those occurrences with people who may have felt uncomfortable in the workplace or there were maybe inappropriate comments made, that's not the same as someone who is sexually assaulting you, groping you, forcing you into a sexual situation. i don't want to see an overcorrection or the danger of women weaponizing this now and using it as a vendetta, to get back. that could happen too. >> what i do think, you might not be assaulted, but a man -- two out of three men, there was a study, thinks it's all right to keep asking women to go out