
Tony Robbins apparently doesn’t believe in the #MeToo movement.
Speaking at one of his seminars in San Jose, California, Robbins told the crowd the movement was just about a bunch of angry women using it “like a drug” to get “significance”.
“If you use the #MeToo movement to try and get significance and certainty by attacking and destroying someone else, you haven’t grown an ounce,” he said.
The 58-year-old then said women are using the movement to make themselves “feel good”.
It doesn’t end there.
A woman named Nanine McCool, who is a sexual assault survivor, stood up and confronted the almost seven-foot tall Robbins.
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McCool told the self-help guru she believed he was “misunderstanding the #MeToo movement”.
Robbins then walked over to McCool and began to push her backwards while saying, “You’re telling me the more I push, the more I am going to be safe?”.
“You’re a leader and an influential man,” McCool replied, with the microphone still in her hand.