>> i drafted this with this in mind, to have the opposite effect, which was to anticipate those who would say a guy pulled down his pants at a party, it's on the spectrum of sexual misconduct. it's not sexual assault, it's not rape, what's the big deal? >> harris: you have an article, "the took out some of my writing that the victim wasn't a victim." but she wrote a tweet to bring some heat to your piece to make sure people would read it. >> melissa: to make people would read it and that he bought the book. i know her, i've said it before, she's good journalist. to me, but this feels like, it's somebody who committed to writing a book, did all the research, didn't have enough, but they were already committed and down the road. so they just kept going and put it out. and they were in a situation where they had probably taken the advance and put in the time. but they just didn't have enough that was new to justify the book. when you go through and look at what they -- they couldn't even get to the people they needed to