[Unidentified Male:] Cee Lo, how are you feeling, man?
[Unidentified Female:] Green`s accuser says she woke up naked in his bed.
[Unidentified Male:] This is the uncorroborated testimony of a witness, a civilian, that the prosecutor has already decided is not credible enough to bring a sexual assault case.
[Unidentified Female:] I disagree with that. That`s, wow.
[Pinsky:] Back with my co-host, Samantha Schacher, and our "Behavior Bureau," Cheryl Arutt, Jennifer Keitt, Wendy Walsh, and again, Jamie Kennedy joins us to "Behavior Bureau." Something I`ve been wanting to do for time was bring in interested celebrities into this conversation. And Jamie, thank you for being first up to the plate here. I want to read you all a tweet. First of all, before I read the tweet, I want to just remind people that we`re talking about the singer, Cee Lo Green, coach and judge on NBC`s "The Voice," he`s been accused of drugging his date with ecstasy. She says she woke up naked in her hotel room with Cee Lo in bed with her. Cee Lo`s attorney says this was consensual. Here`s a tweet. And Jamie, I`ll have you react to it. It`s from Donna Marie Camiso, DmCamiso, "Cee Lo never expected to get caught. Many stars think money gives them a free pass at disgustingcriminal behavior." Jamie, have at it. Go ahead.
[Jamie Kennedy, @jamiekennedy:] The internet is the equivalent of reading the writing on the bathroom wall. Really? Thanks whoever that was from. I mean, Twitter should be shut down, number one. Number two is let`s talk about this really simply. I`m going to go from the angle of celebs are targets. Now, let`s consider the source. Who`s this woman? What did they say? I know one thing, the DA doesn`t have enough evidence to prosecute. Number two, molly, everyone knows it. It`s not a drug that takes you down. It`s excitable. It`s sexual.
[Pinsky:] Stimulant.
[Kennedy:] OK. Number three, it`s agreed that he gave it to her and she took it, correct? Correct?
[Pinsky:] We think so.
[Kennedy:] So, she took it. So, my question is, if you guys don`t think people are doing drugs, I mean, go to Coachella. Molly is like candy. I mean, you got to grow up. Seriously, you got to grow up.
[Pinsky:] I have to deal with this all the time.
[Kennedy:] Yes, you do. But people are like and you know who`s doing it more? Regular people. They want to loosen you know, let the things go. Celebrities, what does Cee Lo have to lose if he did this? A lot more than this woman. Would you not agree?
[Pinsky:] Yes. Remember Marv Albert when he had a woman that suddenly started claiming he done something to her? Remember that whole story
[Kennedy:] He bit her butt. That was the thing.
[Pinsky:] That`s what she claimed. And I want to go and brought it out to the panel and say, you know, you guys jumped all over Jodi Arias for distorting and, you know you know, sort of calling herself a victim when perhaps she wasn`t. Let`s start with Wendy. Is she necessarily a victim or can we have somebody like Jodi again claiming victimization?
[Wendy Walsh, Ph.d., Author, "the 30-day Love Detox":] Well, we don`t know exactly what happened to this particular anonymous woman. But, it is possible, Dr. Drew, for someone to perceive that they have been victimized.
[Pinsky:] Right.
[Walsh:] And that would be somebody who suffered some trauma in early life.
[Pinsky:] Yes.
[Walsh:] So, they tend to be hypersensitive any idea that, oh, maybe they were drugged.
[Schacher:] Or maybe there`s an opportunist.
[Pinsky:] It`s not necessarily opportunist, Sam, but Wendy`s right.
[Schacher:] I`m not saying they are. I`m just saying that could be another possibility.
[Pinsky:] Well, but that`s the point that Jamie`s making which is that if somebody is like that, and this guy has a good target, low threshold. Jennifer, you`ve been smiling through this whole thing. I`m dying to know what you`re thinking.
[Jennifer Keitt, Radio Talk Show:] You know what I`m thinking? What happened to good, old-fashioned sex?
[Keitt:] No drugs, no alcohol. This was a Come on. Why can`t we get it up without drugs? Why can`t two consenting adults have a wonderful time without alcohol? Sex in and of itself is a fantastic experience. This was a mess to happen to begin with. Cee Lo with his celebrity, her with her I guess, I don`t know if she was thinking they were just going to have dinner and then go home and what? Do tidally winks? Come on.
[Cheryl Arutt, Psy.d., Clinical & Forensic Psychologist:] What are you saying? If a woman is out and having dinner with the man, she should know that sex is expected afterwards?
[Keitt:] I am saying that she has got to be mature enough to really understand what is really at play here? What was really at stake? What kind of conversation was happening and going on? I`m not blaming her
[Arutt:] I`m sorry. It sounds like here`s the thing. I love Cee Lo. I love Cee Lo`s music. I think he`s fantastic. He`s a celebrity. Here`s the thing. If you know you`re a target, why not, why is the onus not on Cee Lo to be extra, extra careful about things Here`s what`s not in dispute. What does not seem to be in dispute is that Cee Lo gave her this drug without her knowledge, second.
[Pinsky:] No, no. With her knowledge. With her knowledge.
[Arutt:] OK. Here`s the thing, though. I don`t know that. Now, if he gave the drug without her knowledge and they had sexual contact, why is the onus on her to prove she didn`t consent? Because that doesn`t seem to follow California law. And that`s what troubles me.
[Pinsky:] No, you`re right. And that`s what the attorneys were telling us in the last segment. That was a significant issue. But Jamie, go ahead. React.
[Kennedy:] California law. What about the laws of the human body? I mean, it`s known fact that when you take molly or ecstasy, it was made in the 1950s or 1960s to bring people closer together. It`s a touchy drug. So, she took it. She knew that there`s might be some touching.
[Walsh:] Wait a minute. you`re saying that
[Pinsky:] Go, Wendy.
[Walsh:] You`re saying that if you take a drug and maybe even a glass of wine on a date, then you should expect that you`re going to have sex?
[Kennedy:] Wendy, Wendy, I would never say that. The actual drug you take, though, is a touchy-feely drug. Am I correct or incorrect?
[Walsh:] It`s also a known date rape drug as is alcohol
[Kennedy:] Molly`s a date rape drug? That`s the first time I`ve ever heard that.
[Walsh:] We`re looking at ecstasy in combination with alcohol. And what that does, too, there`s here`s the thing, it causes people to be impaired, but because of the upper, they underestimate how impaired they are.
[Pinsky:] Yes, that`s true. That is true. She`s right.
[Keitt:] What I`m saying, though, is that adults need to get back to the basics. Can we please have relationships and relational conversation so that we can have good sex? We can actually be together without criminal activity?
[Pinsky:] I`m going to give this will be a policy of mine. I`m going to give to our guest to the panel. Jamie being our guest today, last word.
[Kennedy:] Two things. I`m sure Cee Lo has a lot of normal sex. It just might have been like a little trial thing. Who knows what happens? But number two is, as the you know, a celeb is a target whatever. I will say I`ve gone out of my way sometimes early in my career. I`ve grown up a lot more, hopefully because of Dr. Drew, but I`ve had some of what they say one-night stands. Is that OK to say?
[Pinsky:] It`s OK.
[Kennedy:] Sometimes, when I`ve had them, afterwards, I can see this girl`s getting a little clingy. Things are weird. So, guess what? She`s staying the night. She`s getting the room service. She`s getting a spa day, because you know what, I have weirdness and I was lucky. Maybe I`ve avoided something. I don`t know if Cee Lo didn`t read her right. I`m just saying every incident is different. But celebrities, sometimes, if they do something like, they`ll get out, it could be cause an issue.
[Pinsky:] Thank you, Jamie. Thank you, panel. If you have a comment or question for the "Behavior Bureau," tweet us @DrDrewHLN #behaviorbureau. Next up, subway so-called sleepwalker rocks into the tracks in some sort of altered state. And, well, you have to see whether she lives and how she gets rescued. A witness to this event is here with us. Back after this.