days earlier, allegations against harvey weinstein had been printed.ens of women had accused the movie mogul of sexual harassment, abuse or rain. sexual harassment, abuse or rape. he has admitted that his behaviour in the past has caused a lot of pain. but he denies engaging in nonconsensual sex. you know what, we all make mistakes, i get a second chance i hope. over the last 18 months, the #metoo movement spread around the world. it's the highest profile figure in india's #metoo movement, which is exploded in the last few months engulfing politicians, journalists and people in bollywood. kpop industry here in korea has been rocked by a series of sex and corruption allegations. recently, more allegations against music legends had hit the headlines. every time i was with him, every single time i stayed the night with him, he abused me. michaeljackson‘s family has strongly denied the claims. even the most powerful people in the arts world are now having their positions question. harvey weinstein has been expelled from the organisation that runs at the os

what happens on the backend is we do this great work on harvey weinstein. that story was so well done. there was this awkwardness to it because harvey weinstein was represented by david boyd. america's most distinguished lawyers. we had hired a particular partner to help us with a very difficult case. he did a phenomenal job. just as he was winning that case for us, it is disclosed that david boyd, working for harvey weinstein had signed a contract with a private investigating firm to essentially try to stop the new york times from publishing. they were going out and investigating the people who were choosing harvey weinstein. there was a quality of the contract that gave them a huge bonus if they were able to stop a certain publisher from publishing. it was a very awkward time for me that i was suddenly caught. the same time the firm was -- it had hired an investigative firm that was in certain ways tried to intimidate our reporters. it became this really awkward moment. i talk about it in the book. the publisher calls me down to his office and says, you k

how did harvey weinstein get into that position, do you know?ism can change structures and bring in new structures, then this is a moment when we can start having a different conversation and to say, "what does it mean that we have not heard from this entire section of this population", so i am more, again, about widening the vision rather than narrowing it. i'm neverfor throwing anyone off the mountain. rachel, this idea then of this polarised punishment culture — "you are either in or out, you're cancelled or recommissioned", basically. do you buy it? i agree when you say it has to be effective and i think it is. if it's got a really specific goal, you know, in order to say to the weinstein company, "we won't have this now." that very patriarchal structure has to be broken somehow. but, for example, i'm thinking like aziz ansari, who was accused of behaving badly. aziz ansari, us comedian, it centred around a sexual encounter that he had and his understanding was that it had been a consensual encounter, but the woman involved did not feel that

i know you don‘t want to go into detail about harvey weinstein.ly, he was a very predatory sexual ha rasser and alleged assaulter, as we‘ve now discovered, and i pretty much experienced everything that has been reported in the press, and it is extreme sexual harassment. but, ultimately, the reality of sexual harassment is the abuse of power. and in terms of what we‘re talking about today, it‘s the abuse of power of women globally. and when you look at my position on a sort of global scale compared to other women in the workforce, i‘m in a relatively privileged position. i live in a culture where you would think i had quite a lot of protections. and i discovered myself how difficult it was and what lack of protection there was and how difficult it was to speak up. and i think you can see through the harvey weinstein exposure how difficult it has been for all of these women to speak up. and women far more powerful than me. and so if you can imagine what it‘s like for women who have no power, no voice, live in a culture where they really are subjugat

there is talk it is based on harvey weinstein. is it?ure would recall certain aspects of harvey's. the behaviour harvey is charged with. once one of the most powerful figures in hollywood, harvey weinstein will stand trial in september accused of rape and sexual assault. he denies all allegations of nonconsensual sex. you've described this play as a black farce. as the subject matter suitable for a farce? well, people made forces of... hitler. who decides when something can be funny or not funny? the international dateline, i always thought that would be a great name for a dating service. yes, it would. made 70 films, where you'll wear it during your long film career this sort of behaviour is talked about in this plate was going on? no. not at all, no inkling? well, i had lets say overheard some things that may not have been ideal in terms of collegial behaviour or what you come to work for. i didn't really ever have discussions about it. did some people know it was going on? i'm sure they must have. what is it, something troubling? no,

i would that it is based on harvey weinstein. is it?recall certain aspects of harvey, the behaviour harvey is charged with. once all of hollywood's most powerful figures, harvey weinstein will stand trial in september accused of rape and sexual assault. he denies all allegations of nonconsensual sex. you have described this play as a black first. is the subject matter suitable for a first? people made firsts of hitler, who decides when something can be funny or not funny. international date line, i always thought it would be a great name for a dating service. you have made over 70 films. when you aware during your long film career that this sort of behaviour is talked about in this play was going on? no. not at all, no inkling? i had let say overheard some things that may have not been ideal in terms of collegial behaviour or what you come to work for. i didn't really ever have discussions about it. that some people know it was going on? i'm sure they knew. is troubling you? no, it's fine. is something troubling you ? no, it's fine. is

reporter: there is talk that it is based on harvey weinstein. is it?john: i would say that was more of a starting point. it is not harvey but i'm sure it would call certain aspects of the behavior that harvey is charged with. reporter: it is worth pointing out that harvey weinstein is due to stand trial in septemllr and deniesllegations of nonconsensual sex. you describe this play as black farce. is this subject matter suitable for a farce? john: well, people made farces of hitler. who decides when something can be funny or not funny? "the international dateline" -- i thought that would be a great name for a dating service. international dateline. great name for a film. reporter: you have made over 70 films. were you awareuring your long film career that this sort of behavior, as talked about in this play, was going on? john: no. reporter: nonkling? john: well, i had overheard some things that may have not been ideal in terms of collegial behavior or what you come to work for. i didn't really ever have discussions about it. did some people know it wasg

for more on this i'm joined by jamie weinstein, host of the jamie weinstein show podcast and foundingpartner of jmw strateg ies, so it appears the talks are back on, jamie, how big a deal is this? >> well i can report a little bit of news i have my phone opened up to the s&p futures market and the market likes it, it's up 1% if it holds overnight we will see records in the stock market tomorrow, they are very happy with what i guess came out of osaka which may not be much but it's not worsening trade tensions and the market seems to line that and it looks like you're going to have a big bull ish day on wall street tomorrow. >> but this could all take a very long time. i mean president trump was saying yesterday there's no rush and his chief economic advisor larry kudlow is saying pretty much the same thing. listen. >> continuing the talks which had been interrupted for a while is a very big deal. i think that's the banner headline from this, and i think everybody is going to be pleased at that. no promises, there's no deal made. there's no timetable, i want to emphasize that. presiden

but as business ethics speaker bruce weinstein writes and forbes this is a rare corporate decision that both the left and the right democrats and republicans and all red blooded pro-business patriotic americans should support. friends let the ol american mayhem begin as pro-business capitalism rights advocates take on pro-gun rights advocates as we start watching the home is. pretty. good that's. what they like it that i got. which we. would do. well they were watching our desire i robot that a lot of. what i didn't do it. and to have this is like this is like watching this fight between pro-capitalism with pro-gun and i'm very confused by this is like a bare knuckle brawl taking place in the republican wing of this country the right wing of this country because i don't know how to go ever find a balance between these 2 things no it doesn't make sense because you know why it's our having such a hard time because they're literally like being in their head against a wall because they it doesn't make sense well no one side of you. a business should be able to decide who you know served to

finally it's been more than a year and a half now since the new york times broke the harvey weinstein story and the need to movement continues to make waves well beyond hollywood 2 months ago a belgian singer named released a song called by long stone chua or expose your what it's a play on words on by long stone paul the french incarnation of me to the song features women of all ages and varied backgrounds and their stories of sexual harassment and gender discrimination however one group is notable in its absence muslim women and that did not go unnoticed by 3 belgian you tubers the mowlam sisters who tweaked on jells lyrics to make this song their own highlighting the islamophobia and the harassment faced by women purely because of their religious dress not the kind of discrimination that often makes the headlines we'll leave you now with some of that video and we'll see you next time here at the listening post thank. you for. new booze some of wendy see you get sick again if you get yet. last night i. was. the. last one. al-jazeera world to meet some extraordinary women. who are ma

two years ago, megan and jody cantor astounded the world with weinstein and that started the surge ofd what happen sd wom ed is women writing wanted to stand up to and should they go to the police? should they turn in their husbands? how about their stepson? i thought oh, my -- two years of this and i thought i am just such a -- what am i doing? these -- my correspondents, i love them. >> you felt -- >> yes. >> being fraudulent. >> that's the word. >> you're giving advice and yourself -- >> i'm telling them what to do. >> come forward. >> or not. you can't tell -- you know, not every woman should come forward. >> every situation is different. >> every situation. right. >> so look, when you -- so you decide to write about it again it's just part of a larger book that this is not the subject of the entire book -- >> no, no, no, it's a sliver. it's a sliver. >> you knew -- i mean, you saw -- when jessica came forward and other women came forward during the campaign, did you ever think this is the time i should add my voice to that? >> no, they are doing it. anderson, they were doing it a

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her response to that is, look, harvey weinstein changed everything.ad buried deep down inside from 20 years ago. she thought no one would ever take her seriously. then after the weinstein scandal and after the me too movement began, she started hearing from so many readers, so many women with their own accounts, with their own experiences, with their own histories of being assaulted by men and she felt, you know what, maybe i do need to share my own story. so that's in the book. you know, the book is 200-plus pages long. trump is ten pages. she doesn't want this to be about trump. so much more. how can you avoid that? she's made an accusation against the most powerful man in the world. she has a very detailed kripgs of what happened. two friends say they heard about it as well. >> does she have any regrets? >> she says she has no regrets about coming forward and struck by how many women and men coming up to her and saying thank you for coming forward. but whether that has any more impact, let's see. it's in the court of public opinion. this is never g

there is talk that it is based on harvey weinstein. is it?ould say that is a starting point. it is not harvey but i'm sure it recalled certain aspects of harvey's, the behaviour he is charged with. once when hollywood's powerful figures, harvey weinstein will stand trial in september accused of rate and sexual assault. he denies all allegations of nonconsensual sex. you describe this play as a black farce. is this subject matter suitable for a farce? people made farces of hitler, who decides when something can be funny or not funny? the international date line, i a lwa ys the international date line, i always thought that would be a great name for a dating service. you have made over 70 films. where you away during your long film career that this sort of behaviour, as talked about in this play, was going on? no? -- no. not an inkling? i had overheard things that may not be ideal in terms of what you come to work for. i did not really ever have discussions about it. did some people know it was going on, i'm sure they must have. what is it? is

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. >> she was the first to speak out against harvey weinstein, she said she decided to speak up to help others. >>> actor cuba gooding junior in trouble with the law, the weekend. the 29 old woman says she was grabbed by him at the magic our rooftop bar and lounge in midtown manhattan on sunday night. the actor denied those allegations and surrendered to the police today. >> we have seen videos from him partying that night, he was having a good time, again, the woman claims that he groped her. and that was obviously not something she wanted or consented to. >> he is now facing a misdemeanor charge of forcible touching , his attorney said surveillance video from that scene will ultimately prove his innocence. >>> police and the dominican republic have now arrested a total of six people in connection with a shooting of a retired baseball star, david ortiz. >> we have the latest now. >> reporter: authorities detaining the gunmen and five accomplices in the attempted murder of david ortiz. officials saying the person who coordinated the group was paid roughly $7800 to carry out the attack.

as somebody who covers weinstein -- >> yes. >> we're glad you back.he impact of someone who could corroborate an account at the time? >> once again, she comes out with her account of what happened and an excerpt of this book that will be coming out and one of the things that was not clear, i mean she says there weren't any witnesses, there's no hard evidence that there's really a he said/she said and trump's claiming she's never met her, that this didn't happen. she's not his type, which is one of his comment responses in the face of these allegations, and so what you're doing as reporters, you know, i have reported on these types of stories is you're looking, okay, did you tell anybody else at the time? were there any people to whom you reported this, whether it was the authorities or friends or family? and if so, we got to talk to them. so these two women are included as corroborators, unnamed corroborators in the book and had been doing that on the phone to reporters who been covering the story but over the past week i and my colleagues at "the new

maybe i can start with the way that ken weinstein set up talking about africa as both promise and peril and ask all of you which of those do you see is thasthe most prominent right now with the balance between the challenge and opportunities" with the greatest ones are that the u.s. policy should be focused on. >> it was interesting to see africa has faced opportunities on the one hand and on the other hand, challenges. i'd like to be optimistic and focus on the optimistic parts of the speech. africa is the content of the future. i'm convinced it is the center of the world. yesterday, today and tomorrow. why? yes it is a young continent. i think it's better to be the youngest thing to be the oldest content on the world because future consumers, citizens, future workers, the human kind and something extraordinary. for the first time in a long time we would live a demographic cycle. the geography, 60% of the land are in africa that is something amazing. the world will come to africa to exploit us. people, women for example. the female leadership is a huge experience in africa now. to take

suddenly everything is bathed in red which creates a particular mood that we in turn project onto the weinstein. as if you were tricked. but if i get students to complete a test sitting for a whole hour in a red room their perception adopts relatively quickly. so that they no longer notice the color around them. of all the guns. so the impact of colors on us depends on the situation. colors have a short term effect on our emotions but after a while the brain adapts to its surroundings and blanks out the colors and it all happens without us noticing a thing of the. colors often have different meanings. in different societies in europe black is often associated with death and mourning. in china and india white symbolizes the pallor of the dead. we asked you whether any color has special meaning in your culture. the rights that the car if you know people in one during believe that red drives away evil spirits. here says unless i'm on a blue or green stand for life and hope he says no one would go into a pharmacy with a black or red frontage. and according to power people in peru bring in the new y

>>> then, disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein. the secret

rapist to do it tough call tough it's like if you were trapped in a cage with ted bundy or harvey weinstein which one do you want to call anyway this capturing by the national security state should i think it should really be celebrated i mean it's resulted in excellent reporting such as a month ago when the do your time's promoted a woman's right to annihilate millions editorial board member of carroll of geo como complained that women were particularly underrepresented in senior positions dealing with nuclear issues and she made it clear she's doesn't believe women are more pacifists than men she just wants to see them in charge of blowing up more. which if you look at our foreign policy there's plenty of blowing up to go around i mean no need to shove and push like we're running low on fiery death from above we have plenty alright but in fact the most deaths are military may cause might not come from our bombs the pentagon has admitted over a 1000000000 metric tons of greenhouse gases in its war on terror with over 800 military bases and more than 80 countries the pentagon remains the wo

finally it's been more than a year and a half now since the new york times broke the harvey weinstein story and the need to movement continues to make waves well beyond hollywood 2 months ago a belgian singer named released a song called by long stone chua or expose your what it's a play on words on by long stone paul the french incarnation of me to the song features women of all ages and varied backgrounds and their stories of sexual harassment and gender discrimination however one group is notable in its absence muslim women and that did not go unnoticed by 3 belgian you tubers the mowlam sisters who tweaked on jells lyrics to make this song their own highlighting the islamophobia and the harassment faced by women purely because of their religious dress not the kind of discrimination that often makes the headlines we'll leave you now with some of that video and we'll see you next time here at the listening post . isn't he some of wendy see you get sick again if you yet. to me. than i. am. just. as much. after decades of being programmed with instructions data hungry computers can on

brought your checkbooks, here's the official trailer for the current war long in limbo after the weinstein company imploded the drama about the birth of the electricity industry stars benedict cumberbatch as thomas edison michael shannon as his rival george westinghouse and nicholas hoult as inventor nikola tesla it opens in october. 4 months after romo when a trio of oscars. it's court even bigger in filmmaker alfonso cuar owns native mexico. the movie took 10 ariel awards in mexico city including best picture directing cinematography original screenplay and supporting actress. and gm has released this behind the scenes clip of the next james bond movie on location in jamaica it's a welcome sign from the troubled production, which is change directors been delayed when star daniel craig broke his ankle and a man was arrested after a hidden camera was found in a studio bathroom. >>we'll hope to see more of the 25th bond film including the title before it hits theaters april 8 20 20 in hollywood, i'm david and. >>before we go a little peek outside checking in on the bay bridge traffic which

their kind of thing falls into what for a mention of really what forbes conservative bruce weinstein declares and he said in a free society businesses have a right to create policies that are consistent with their values as long as those values are themselves consistent with the law you know which is basically the argument the gun sellers do not have a right to unfettered access to all those examples so he was an example of a body dies that's the deal sorry but you can't fight in this argument that corporations are people and i should be able to use my money to affect politics for my corporation and this and the government can't tell me how to do my you know treat my employees or what kind of insurance to give them you can't keep fighting that you get to make that decision and then say i want to take it away from someone else could point that's a very good point that's interesting this interesting because it's like in my mind i'm like i get like. i got i understand the fight between both sides to me absolutely crisp by it's kind of like if i just decide as i don't want to see the bus

but as business ethics speaker bruce weinstein writes and forbes this is a rare corporate decision that both the left and the right democrats and republicans and all red blooded pro-business patriotic americans should support. friends let the all american may have begin as pro-business capitalism rights advocates take on pro-gun rights advocates as we start watching the homes. to. get the thing like. this with. as you keep trying to pull out of it. but they like you know that i got. hit with. the. world number one the watching dogs i am tyrone ventura i'm a lot that's. what i didn't do it. and to have this is like this is like watching this.

the allegations against harvey weinstein field the metoo movement which saw people coming forward with allegations of abuse in the film industry and elsewhere. do you think we've heard the west or is there more to come? do i think it's the last of it? well, i doubt it. it's very tough. what's to end unless bad behaviour ends? and i don't see bad behaviour ending soon. time for a look at the weather. we have three different zones in the weather today, a chance of some storms in east anglia but for scotla nd storms in east anglia but for scotland and northern ireland we have further showers which are widespread to the afternoon. across many parts of england most places will become dry and sunny but staying quite humid further east. the heaviest of the showers across east anglia and south—east england and particularly parts of kent and sussex. around 17, 20 celsius most further overnight if we get any storms they will move away from east anglia and then we see further showers come and go across the of the uk. elsewhere clearing skies. temperatures between eight and i2 degrees overnight. t

maybe i can start with the way that ken weinstein set up this event with this introduction talking about africa, the continent of promise and peril. which of those do you see is more prominent right now, or what the balance is between those, the balance -- >> it was interesting to see that africa has space, opportunities, on the one hand, and on the other hand challenges. the group is both, but i would like to be optimistic, and i would like to focus on the optimistic part of the speech we heard. the opportunities are really huge and amazing, africa is the continent of the future. i am convinced that it is the center of the world, yesterday, today, and tomorrow. why? yes, it is the youngest continent in the world. it is a guarantee for the future. i think it is better to be the youngest continent than the oldest continent. they have -- it is something extraordinary. it is a new cycle for africa. for the first time in this very long story, we will live a new demographic cycle. 60% of the available -- the world will come to africa to exploit this. people, women, for example, -- is a huge e

but as business ethics speaker bruce weinstein writes and forbes this is a rare corporate decision that both the left and the right democrats and republicans and all red blooded pro-business patriotic americans should support. friends let the all american may have begin as pro-business capitalism rights advocates take on pro-gun rights advocates as we start watching the homes. that the city like. this would. lead to the bottom. like you that i got. with. the. world number one the watching dogs i am sure a lot of. what i didn't do it. and to have this is like this is like watching this fight between pro-capitalism and lloyd pro-gun and i'm very confused by this is like a bare knuckle brawl taking place on the republican wing of this country the right wing of this country because i don't know how to go ever find a balance between these 2 things no it doesn't make sense because you know why it's our having such a hard time because they're literally like banging their head against a wall because they it doesn't make sense well no one side of you. a business should be able to decide who you

there is talk that it's based on harvey weinstein. is it? out, harvey weinstein is due to stand trial in september and he denies all the allegations of nonconsensual sex. you've described this play as a black farce. is this subject matter suitable for a farce? well, people made farces of hitler. who decides when something can be funny or not funny? the international dateline, i always thought that would be a great name for a dating service. yes, it would. international dateline? no, a great name for a film. i'm on top of it. you've made over 70 films. were you aware during your long film career that this sort of behaviour that's talked about in the play, was going on? no. no inkling? well, i had, let's say, overheard some things that may have not been ideal in terms of collegial behaviour or what you come to work for. i didn't really ever have discussions about it. did some people know it was going on? i'm sure they must have. is it something troubling? no, it's fine. what is it? is there something troubling you? yes. the metoo movement we'v

i would talk that it's based on harvey weinstein? is it?the behaviour of harvey that is charged with. harvey weinstein is due to stand trial in september and he denies all the allegations of nonconsensual sex. you've described this play is a black farce. is this subject matter suitable for a farce? well, people made farces of hitler. who decides when something can be funny or not funny? the international dateline, i a lwa ys funny? the international dateline, i always thought that would be a great name for a dating service. yes, it would. international dateline? no, great name for a film. i'm on top of it. you've made over 70 films. were you aware during a long film career that this sort of behaviour is talked about and in the play was going on? no. no inkling? well, i had overheard something that may have not been ideal in terms of collegial behaviour or what you come to work for. i didn't really ever have discussions. did some people know it was going on? i'm sure they must have. is it something troubling? no, it's fine. is there somethin

. >> as my friend eric weinstein says, one day are we going to get to the point where republicans arein their homes? is that where we are headed with all of this? is companies with public pressure might move, and you might be right, that's an incredibly rich debate that we should be having more often. >> tucker: i never thought i would say that they have pushed us off. great to see you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: so do you hate fun? do you have a strange desire to inflict suffering upon yourself but you are somehow unable to fulfill it? we have an answer for you. a ten act play in which they read all 440 pages of the mueller report. >> robert mueller says the report speaks for itself. tonight that voice resonates through a cast of remarkable actors. >> some people came to a different conclusion like, attorney general bill barr. >> tucker: [laughs] the main malignan malignant pome modern left. the play, if you can call it that, it was live in new york. if you need help getting to sleep you can watch a video of the entire hour-long performance online. and you will want to again and a

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jaime weinstein and jimm jimmy . >> joining us lawrence jones, welcome. >> thank you. kennedy: tariffs or taxes bottom line. >> that is all true, that is my position, it will continue to be. just look at politics of it, this is different from china. right? have you president. in a trade war with china, china is willing to go to the very end, they are smarter they believe that this could cost the president next election if it really affects americans. i think actually mexico may blink. and so i think that president is betting on this, none is good for american farmers. texas farmers should not have to suffer, then -- this is where had to give them billions already it hurts them. kennedy: let me ask you, in a global economy, certain economies are linked are we more linked with china or mexico. >> pretty well both. to play the tariff game, perhaps china, there are real problems there you can use tariffs, but president throws tariffs around all of the time, mexico, china all over. and the upside is not worth the risk that it causes a global trade war that sends to us you w

if you want to look at a production company that does films like the clintons and the obamas, the weinsteinreg: an old friend. an old friend. tyrus, you do a lot of movies. what do you think? i would never get a job in hollywood after -- mitt romney would never get a job, anybody who -- >> well, hold on, greg. you're looking at this from the wrong thing. greg: okay. >> first of all, i would just like to say women-centric in movies, i think, is phenomenal. we need more of it, i'm cool with it. [laughter] sorry, tom, but tough women are cool. greg: can i just interject? i agree with you, but we can't lower the standards for them, agree? >> i mean, i think we already did. [laughter] greg: back to you, tyrus. >> see what happens? you throw one in, and the guy doesn't want to swim. [laughter] the point is this isn't about movies. greg: yeah. >> see, ever since the election didn't quite go so well and those fundraising events aren't quite drawing the dollar they used to, it used to be half a mil for an evening with clinton, now it's we'll give you $17 and this free hat. [applause] so good way to

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dave weinstein. >>> double credit for anyone who uses here to forward a day-to-day speed. >> democraticcontender joe biden is speaking at the presidential forum in washington, d.c. joy reid is on the left of the screen. let's listen in. >> good to see you again. my name is joe biden, today is my anniversary. and she's still with me, god love her. and i am the father of ashley's who runs for the department of justice for a long time and my son hunter. folks, i am honor to be here today for the poor's people campaign. what you are doing makes a difference, you are picking up where it was left off for dr. king where he decided to go beyond african-americans and across the nation. for too many years, the animati animating principle of what's happening is with great income and inequality and what's happening is the -- we pick against black folks against latinos and etc. but what's happening now, the reason why the poor folks are poor because of all those immigrants and all those muslims. the fact the matter is the people campaign to end this exploitati exploitation. this is extremely than it

since jody cantner hit "the new york times" with the harvey weinstein story, my column was flooded withif they should go forward and report their boss. should they call the police about their son-in-law? e. jean, help me. i feel terrible because i've had this secret and here these women are. i love these women. i love my correspondents. i just hadn't been straight with them. i hadn't been straight so i had to come forward. >> i'm starting to think about -- i think i understand. i'm going to guess, you tell me if i'm right. you're not nobody. you're a figure, people know your name, they know you're a professional. you were able to go through the ropes in the media. you knew how to do it. if you wanted to put this story out you could have done it. is it because you didn't want to be known as the woman who was raped? >> i'm not a victim. i'm a woman who went through a very short period of time where an event happened and i think of it as a fight and so i wanted -- i could have come forward, chris, flanked with attorneys, maybe famous attorneys who represented women who have suffered sexual