- At 2:03 he explains how he got VAWA passed in 1994 with bipartisan support.
- At 4:50 he makes a whole lot of sense.
- At 7:41 he talks about what VAWA taught women, men, and even politicians.
- At 10:40 he talks about the “bizarre” warnings he got when trying to pass VAWA.
- At 11:10 he gets close to the mic for some real talk about perspective.
- At 13:29 he drops mad stats about what VAWA has accomplished for women since 1994.
- At 14:28 he reenacts a call received by one of the national domestic violence hotlines.
- At 15:45 he gets frustrated with Congress and proceeds to make a whole lot more sense.
- At 17:50 he talks about some of what’s in the newest proposed version of VAWA (the version that wasn’t reauthorized).
- At 18:45 he name-drops Hillary Clinton and explains how VAWA has changed the way the rest of the world sees America.
- At 22:45 he explains why VAWA is still necessary and relevant.
- And at 25:17 he brings it all home and makes me cheer, even alone in my apartment.
