Elizabeth Phillips

But in certain situations when a bill's presented and people are passionate about it, even if it's not their bill, they'll go up there and stand with the bill sponsor who's presenting it.

And Toth was like right there in the camera.

Does he watch your show?

Yeah, we'll give him a visit.

Thanks.

Yeah, I mean...

I think this is a slam dunk for anyone who wants to do something for kids right now because the Epstein files aren't going anywhere at the moment.

Not a whole lot of momentum on that.

But I haven't come across one elected official who thinks kids should be silenced contractually after surviving sexual assault or trafficking.

It's a pretty hard thing to be against.

There's a lot more behind the scenes on that Texas bill if you want to talk about it, but we landed the plane and victims have their voices back.

And the most poignant memory in this work from last year was when I got to tell that student of Angela Paxton, Senator Paxton's former student,

September 1st, two words, be free.

Be free.

I just think when you lose someone under these circumstances and crimes are involved, you have to understand the issue, first of all.

Figure out how to prevent it from happening to others.

Because I hold this information now.

My brother's not alive to talk about it.

So I have to talk about it.

And now I work with a lot of other survivors who are ready and willing to talk about it.