Amy Robach

So did you use the word responsibility?

I think that's where... Exactly.

No, that's my question.

Does a woman ever... And we're just going to speak women here when we talk about sexual assaults.

Is a woman ever... Can you ever have a conversation...

About responsibility, because suggesting that a woman takes any responsibility for her actions or her behavior seems to be a suggestion, whether intentional or not, that she is in some way contributing to what happened to her.

We're all agreement on that.

Right.

Man, that should be repeated and said as many times.

It doesn't matter.

Even if you don't like that she's being a tease.

It doesn't matter how far she might have suggested whatever.

Okay, so now we're talking about Robes something else.

In this case in particular, there are details to this case.

And again, we're talking about the young lady, former staffer, who says that Eric Swalwell raped her in an incident in 2024 at a hotel here in Manhattan.

She says, Robes, that she can't remember much of what happened that night, but she has flashes is how she put it.

She remembers telling him no.

She remembers trying to push him off.

There was another incident, Robes helped me in the year 2019.

That was one where she says she doesn't remember anything from that night, but described another night of heavy drinking, woke up naked with him in his bedroom, in his hotel room.