So as we said last night, to get a real fulsome evaluation would require separating out the women so they could talk with a sense of ability to talk freely without having it create retaliatory actions.

We are not going to let Vanessa to have died in vain. And every step will be pursued to find justice.

the amendments that are currently within the FY 2021 NDAA that relate to changing the reporting chain... it absolutely must pass within the NDAA this year.

MST is a scourge on our Armed Forces, diminishing the public trust in the institution that is the U.S. military.

We need that bias to be removed. We need for reporting chains to be permissible for soldiers and other service members to be able to speak with comfort and without fear of retaliation.

I think it is really important to be accurate and fair and not let the stats twist the truth.

It has been my honor to work with Congresswoman Susan Davis on this issue.

By declaring #IAmVanessaGuillen, thousands of service members and veterans have taken to the streets and social media, demanding safety and respect.

When the story of Vanessa Guillen broke, my heart sank because, in my community 13 years ago, the story was very similar.

Well, you also said that 18 of the 52 women surveyed--more than a third--reported being sexually harassed.

Everyone has to understand the message that sexual assault, sexual harassment aren't tolerated.

Every time I see people with gloves on, I worry that they don't appreciate that they are actually making things worse for themselves.