brian: what trigger that on marion le pen? of --usin or the needs mona: marine le pen.pac has not been covering itself with glory. last year they invited milo yiannopoulos. brian: why did you go? mona: i wanted to speak to them directly. brian: what has happened to you? mona: i received support from liberals, i received a lot of support from conservatives who say i do speak for them and they are sorry there are not more. angry received some responses. but that happens. brian: when did you personally decide to be anti-trump? mona: it was not a decision. from the time i was aware of him in public life, i thought he was a repellent figure. back when i was living in new york, i remember him parading on the tabloids his adventures with his mistress while he was married. i am still pretty old-fashioned about behavior. this is something i hope to talk with feminists about, to say, we women should all be together about what is the proper way to treat women. i think we can find common ground about that. marriedhould begin with men should be expected to be gentlemen. all men shou

what pushed me over the edge in terms of fury at the cpac organizers was their invitation to marion le penine le pen and apologized for her nazi-sympathizing grandfather. i also mentioned the hypocrisy about sexual conduct. look, part of being a conservative is upholding family values, but really meaning it and unfortunately, we've seen hypocrisy on both sides about this. liberals were quick to defend bill clinton even though they have been extremely vocal about sexual harassment before, for example, with anita hill, and then they gave him a pass and then the republicans now are giving trump and roy moore a pass for similar or even worse behavior and so -- look, if we don't call out our own sides we will never get past this poisonous partisanship. it really does require people to say -- you know, it's easy to point the finger on the other side, and it's hard to point the finger at the other side so i felt like speaking for others who wanted to say these things. >> mona charan, you have written a book "sex parties" and you took a look at feminism and how you think feminism has failed not ju