I called you Tim, and you didn't answer.

We have to protect the rights and freedoms for everyone.

My best friend in high school was being molested by her stepfather. That experience drove me to become a prosecutor.

We're all in it together, and that's the way forward for America.

Not everyone can take their safety for granted, and that’s something I realized early on.

My mother had every Aretha Franklin album. We would gift her the latest one for Christmas or her birthday.

We need to help people get through a hard time, not let them fall through the cracks.

We can't have a country and policies that let people fall through the cracks.

We're the underdogs in this campaign, but we have the energy to make real change.

Kamala and I and all of you in this room are going to keep standing up for big pharma, I fought too damn hard to yield now.

There’s still so much work we need to do to ensure children have a voice.

That child who came through the door was somebody’s most special thing in their life.

It's about creating policies that help people live with dignity.

I created a whole unit dedicated to focusing on children who were being abused and ensuring they have dignity in the process.

I can speak all afternoon about the person that I am standing on this stage with.

We need to create a space where every child feels valued and supported.

When I was in high school, my best friend was being molested by her stepfather. That experience drove me to want to protect others.

We can't have policies that let people fall into poverty. We need to lift them up.