Lisa Phillips

And we saw them at parties.

They knew what was going on.

Why aren't they exposed?

And people say, well, why are you speaking up now?

Well, we're pissed off now because nothing has happened.

And

Yeah, it's just a frustrating thing for me.

So I'm at the point where it's like I'm at my wits end standing on Capitol Hill.

It was more just like, look, I'm not going to sit up here and just tell my sob story like everybody else is.

We need to do something about it.

You think you have the power?

You don't think that we have the power, too?

You don't think that we understand what's going on here?

So it was really just to say, you need to do something because we also have the power to do something.

And as you saw, look how many people stood up for us, too.

Well, I think there's something to be said that's very truthful when Johnson says that.

It's because what they do know involves a lot of survivors that were underage and some children.

So maybe in some ways they do want to protect that.

I've always said it goes very dark.

And so a lot of times...