that s what he was doing. how common is it for a man to masturbate in front of a woman without her consent? well, i think we see exhibitionism, which is a form all the time. go on, robert. and it doesn t really matter whether it s you know, what i would say about the situations we re seeing is in front of right behind every one of these men who has caused himself public humiliation and harmed other people, there are many, many hundreds of men standing behind him. it isn t only the power that leads to this kind of situation. but it does lead to the ability to get away with it for much longer periods of time. that s what i want to ask dr. berlin. do they use their power in their business to cover up this kind of behavior? well, let me answer it this way. i ve seen people who have virtually no power, who behave in exactly the same way. and i think one of the issues here is we very seldom have a serious discussion about male sexuality, about the differences in male sexuality.
i have to jump on that, if i can. because dr. berlin, i really respect you and have known you a long time and the good work that you have done. we are not sex offender advocates, as such. we just want the culture to offer an opportunity for people to come forward and talk about it. for us to have communication as a culture about it. i mean, you know, when any group in our culture becomes the worst of the worst and they re all the bad people, that worries me. because there s a little piece of each of these men, as it was said earlier on your show, in every man in america. stacey, i have to ask you about the legal part of this. what is the difference or is there a difference between if they aren t physically touching women? well, listen, you have in every state, of course, the statutes and the crimes are different. but certainly in a private area, if this gentlemen is exposing himself to the woman, there s not a crime, at least in florida. we don t have a crime. it s disgusting
i have very short time. quick please. don, i think it s different. we heard the words right out of donald trump s mouth right now. that s completely different from what we re seeing with roy moore. i think it s really wrong to convict someone based on what we heard in a newspaper. he says this didn t happen. he says these allegations are not true. and my view right now, this is a he said versus she said. and we need to get to the facts of this before we throw him out of this race and convict him of something that he says isn t true. at least three, four she says. but go ahead, jason. i ll give you the last word. the thing that stuck out to me in that clip is steve bannon said one of the things that they were considering was him going on tv and basically saying that he was sorry for his inappropriate behavior towards women over the years. using his daughter as a shield. but go on. also it means that every day when the white house comes out and says that every woman who sang is
to embarrass roy moore. this is the democratic playbook. one of them told me, well, this wasn t forcible rape, you know? he was just, a, underage woman, underage girl. really something to be behold. so, you know i had someone say, well, you know, it was 40 years ago. he was 32, she was supposedly 14. that was the direct quote, supposedly 14, and she just said that they kissed. which is not, in fact, true. that s not just what she said. so, really, in a number of ways, finding ways to justify to themselves why they could and should still support this man. it s mind boggling. alex, is there any evidence that the four women who spoke to the washington post were politically motivated? i know one of them is a republican and said she voted for trump. one of them, leigh corfman, the one who had the most serious allegations, the 14-year-old, is, in fact, a republican. she said in the last three