Ted Cruz

It is always difficult to lose a family member that you love.

But it is particularly gut-wrenching.

To lose a family member who you know was the victim of abuse and was haunted by that.

And I will tell you, Elizabeth, she lives in Dallas and she has devoted thousands of hours to fighting for Trey's Law.

Trey's Law has been adopted in a number of states, including Texas.

Texas has adopted Trey's Law.

And at the state level, but today with with with a group of seven bipartisan co-sponsors, I've introduced at the federal level and we're going to get passed at the federal level.

But I want to start, Elizabeth.

Well, welcome to verdict.

We're glad to have you.

Yeah.

Well, thank you for being here.

Let me ask you, could you just tell your brother's story?

Just share with our listeners and viewers what...

Tell folks who your brother was and what happened to him.

That's not a club anyone wants to be a member of.

So he was seven when he started going to the camp?

So one of the things you described, we did a press conference today announcing Trey's law in the Senate.

And you described the pressure that was on your brother, not just from the camp, but also from his own lawyer.

Share that story a little bit.