Kirsten Gillibrand actually said...

"I think it is very different in the military. I think you are precisely wrong about that."

"If the man in charge for the Air Force in preventing sexual assault is being alleged to have committed a sexual assault this weekend, obviously there is a failing in training and understanding."

"We are not taking away the commander's authority over almost everything else."

"You said that you believe the chain of command needs to retain its authority to make determinations of whether or not a sexual assault charge should go to trial because you believe that that authority..."