Amy Robach

She said she even had a bruise or something.

He had grabbed her by the waist.

It is.

You don't want to be in a he said, she said.

You don't want to end up there.

And I don't know if this will maybe this this bill now, I'm sure I haven't seen yet, but I'm sure they're going to try to bring this back up.

The sponsor of this bill now, because this is meant to do that thing.

They actually are saying that they want this to prohibit because defendants have been using intoxication of the victim as a defense in sex crimes.

And it's worked.

And the law right now allows it.

Because it asks about conduct, like you're incapable of giving, appraising a situation and controlling your conduct.

That can mean a yes or a no.

It's awful, but it's an opportunity that we should have a moment while a conversation is being had.

The criminal stuff will play out.

The political stuff will play out.

But there's an opportunity here just to take a moment and sit down and have a calm conversation.

And with your sons, too.

Robes, don't end up in this.

You could end up in a bad spot as a male, as a guy as well.

Someone who hasn't done anything necessarily wrong or had the intention of doing something wrong that is interpreted by somebody from a distance as being something wrong.