Carly Fiorina Says Congress Isn't Treating Sexual Harassment Seriously

Carly Fiorina thinks the response by Congress to sexual harassment is a joke.

We got the former presidential candidate Sunday in downtown Washington D.C., and she scoffs at the current rules for reporting sexual harassment -- which, among other things, requires the alleged victim to undergo counseling.

Fiorina, who has said she's been a victim of sexual harassment, says it's been going on a long time, and thinks the only way it will change if male members of Congress start taking it seriously.