She argues that women who signed NDAs accepted a choice and cannot now claim they were powerless to stop the behavior.

“in terms of these ndas women who sign ndas they are the ones that could have stopped this Behavior years ago so to now come in forward and say it's everybody else's fault I think is is disingenuous”

She argues that survivors who signed NDAs for money are working against their own interest and the interest of other victims by claiming victimhood later.

“you cannot sit there and say you're a Bastion for women's rights and you want to defend you know what has changed and do this to women as I mean what has changed in answer to Tana bur's point of but nothing changing actually it has changed women will not sign ndas like that ever again”