joe collins, thanks for joining us. california. joe, thank you, sir. >> thank you so much. stuart: the bad news just keeps on coming, doesn't it? i think we've got a new report about amc running out of money. give me the story, lauren. >> yeah. they could run out of money in two months, by the end of the year. this is the world's largest cinema chain. they've got to do two things, more butts in the seats. it is very hard to do that with limited capacity and not much to show people who want to go to the movie theater, right? or they could raise money, renegotiate with landlords, sell assets, but their cash fund's largely depleted, that is a quote, and they could run out of money by the end of the year. and you know what? the disney news from last night, that they're now centering their business around streaming and content that they could put on streaming, that's not necessarily good for the movie theaters either. stuart: right. they want movies in the movie theaters as opposed the streaming. i got that. lauren, thanks ve

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joe collins joins us exclusively next. ♪ joe collins joins us exclusively ♪ >> laura: after decades in, my next guest says it's time to send congresswoman maxine waters packing. her packing, not him. and his new viral campaign ad just might help them get the job done. >> do know where i am right now? maxine waters' $6 million mansion. do you know where i'm not right now? maxine waters' district. that's right. next he does not live in our district but i do. i was born here in south l.a., and a place maxine refuses to live. she does not drink our water, she does not breathe air air and sits here, in her mansion, our district is in ruins.sh daily crime spiked 50% in l.a. the homeless in south l.a. has shot a 53%. south l.a. has the highest poverty rate in the city with a crippling 42% of its residents living below the poverty line. homelessness rates have increased by 264% since 2009. and our schoolss fail our children. unlike maxine waters, i know the pain that crime, violence, gangs, homelessness, does to our children. i was one of the kids left behind by maxine waters. i'm going to fig

washington and she is a democratic strategist and political analyst and in los angeles we cross the joe collins he is a g.o.p. congressional candidate in california's 43rd district or across up rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i was appreciate ok traditionally i go to the person that got up early is for this program as joe in los angeles welcome to the program joe and i hope i have a nice cup of coffee to keep you company donald trump's in trouble in the polls and one in looking at the candidates see if joe biden which i have to say white honestly i can't imagine how it inspires anyone so obviously this is getting down to being a referendum on the trying time terms of time in office was that a fair characterization a referendum less than an election. no i wouldn't think so in a reason why is because he was down in the polls whenever he running into every clinton and it's not double digits like this i'm sorry yeah i mean still going to close down the polls regardless of how much you're down and i think what they have to remember is he's running against joe biden i me

navy veteran joe collins. joe, welcome to the show. fantastic commercial.is time when just a couple of days ago nancy pelosi chided wolf blitzer for saying he didn't understand the people but that people in congress were elected to understand the people, it feels like all of them, but particularly some in leadership are certainly starting to distance themselves from the people they represent. >> yeah. you know what? it has been like that in our community for a very long time. my opponent has long been removed from the district although she claims to represent it. i think, showing the contrast between how she lives and the people in the district lives was very important in this election. charles: now you have what you call a five-point plan to fix the area. you're saying, you're sort of campaign line is because we deserve better. what would you approach differently if you were elected? >> well one thing i would approach differently would i actively be involved in our communities. i mean you know, when you talk about the lack of representation that we've been

washington and she is a democratic strategist and political analyst and in los angeles we cross the joe collins he is a g.o.p. congressional candidate in california's 43rd district or across up rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i was appreciate ok traditionally i go to the person that got up early is for this program as joe in los angeles welcome to the program joe and i hope i have a nice cup of coffee to keep you company donald trump's in trouble in the polls and one in looking at the candidates see if joe biden which i have to say quite honestly i can't imagine how it inspires anyone so obviously this is getting down to being a referendum on the trying time trying to time in office was that a fair characterization a referendum less than an election. no i wouldn't think so in a reason why is because he was down in the polls whenever he ran against him reclaimed and it's not double digits like this i'm sorry yeah i mean still going to close down the polls regardless of how much you're down and i think what they have to remember is he's running against joe biden i me

she is a democratic strategist and political analyst and in los angeles we grossly joe collins he is a g.o.p. congressional candidate and california's 43rd district or across up rules in effect that means you can jump any time you want and i always appreciate ok traditionally i go to the person that got up early is for this program as joe in los angeles welcome to the program joe and i hope i have a nice cup of coffee to keep you company donald trump's in trouble in the polls and one here in looking at the candidates see if joe biden which i have to say quite honestly i can't imagine how it inspires anyone so obviously this is getting down to being a referendum on the trump time trying to time in office was that a fair characterization a referendum less than an election. no i wouldn't think so in a reason why is because he was down in the polls whenever he ran against him reclaiming and. not double digits like this i'm sorry yeah i mean still going to close down the polls very gross and how much are down i think that what they have to remember is he's running against joe biden i mean

brian: wow that veteran joe collins is looking town seat ugly watters for district thought to be a safeshe was represented for 30 years. he joins us now. so, joe, congratulations. that ad, very powerful. you, very powerful and sincere. you walk through your neighborhood where you grew up. you walk through your district where you want to represent but you had to leave that district to go to maxine waters' house. where did you get this idea? >> you know what? it's something we had been contemplating for a long time. something that we spoke to the team. but i think the biggest thing is we have to shoat contrast between how representative waters' lives and how people in the rest of the district lives. she comes to our district and preaches hateful message and we're left to college up the mess after she goes back to her mansion. and people have to see that. brian: as she been able to bring money, attention to your district that you grew up in? >> you know what? she has never brought any money to the district. when it comes to attention it's always negative. i remember being a child i have ne

hats off, joe manchin, mark warner, susan collins, jeanne shaheen, all of them, i'm going to miss them as we go through, lisa for dinner, again. we've come this far and this bill shows, 748 billion

let's bring in joe collins. ing for a democrat's seat is always an uphill battle in california, but there is maybe, maybe some hope after mike garcia's win. has that given you hope? >> well, you know, mike garcia is an incredible -- he's an incredible man. i served with him in the united states navy and his win does give me hope but at the same time, we cannot ignore the fact that myself and a lot of other conservative candidates are working very hard in our communities to gain the respect and the trust from the constituents that live in our communities, especially when you talk about a happily democratic district like mike's and myself. ashley: yeah. you know, i will get your thoughts on this, there's another deplorables moment from hillary clinton calling out trump supporters. here's what she said. she said it is a mystery why anybody with a beating heart and a working mind still supports him. joe, i ask this question of someone else today but will shaming trump supporters work? >> you know, i don't think so. i

now saying home has come into contact with president trump in recent days, including congressman joe collinstive matt gaetz, who rode in the president's car just yesterday. joining me is mike crowley from "the new york times" and former house speaker paul ryan. welcome both. to you first, brendan, there are a number of traditions on the hill. the president said to the pool just earlier today he would be going to the regular republican senate lunch today. obviously pitching for whatever stimulus package they agreed on, if they agreed on something, after some resistance from mitch mcconnell. he also needs the speaker of the house to get anything passed. he's already said he will not be going to the traditional house speaker's st. patrick day's lunch. i can't think of anything less partisan than the speakers lunch for st. patrick's day. >> which says so much about the challenges we have going on. the st. patrick's lunch is a great opportunity for everybody to get together and be nice to each other for about an hour. the president was clearly unwilling to do that. we have a situation where we're

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i'm not conditioned to generally doing that, but we will certainly make it known that joe collins was instrumental, i think, in championing that effort in other ways in addition to the newsletter, if that makes sense. i understand what you're saying. >> regarding the law change to the r.m.p., please test to see what voyas retirement counselors and particularly the people on the phones handle that so we do not have the same problems we had with the previous record keeper multiple times. >> i understand. >> anymore board questions? public comment? >> mr. coker and all the other members think this is a good investment. there's mutual funds out there that you can buy into hedge funds, so is there any reason why you can't make that available to our deferred compensation, members? >> that concludes this item. >> excuse me, mr. chair. i would just like to thank everyone for the thorough research done and all the -- well, i would say the meetings. we had numerous meetings prior to coming to the full board with our service provider, so thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next item. >> -- tra

i'm here on behalf of the san francisco police officers association to commend joe collins and the staff at voya and our own internal staff for some real issues that emerged from voya regarding required minimum distributions. voya has sent out, in september, a notice to all members who were going to get required minimum distributions that it would be paid in december. we had been led to believe that those were going to be issues and mailed on december 15th. however, that did not happen. they were cut between the 23rd and the 30th of december and mailed out. some of our members received their r. m.d.s after the first of the year. not acceptable, commissioners, not acceptable. fortunately, joe collins and the team here were in constant contact with the back office. 4,005,000 miles from here, as was our internal staff and i believe that no member is going to hit with an r.m.d. penalty, although we came very close. i would request that the committee, first of all congratulate, the people who were responsible for making sure that there were no penalties but secondly, to ask voya that we can't

i'm here on behalf of the san francisco police officers association to commend joe collins and the staff at voya and our own internal staff for some real issues that emerged from voya regarding required minimum distributions. voya has sent out, in september, a notice to all members who were going to get required minimum distributions that it would be paid in december. we had been led to believe that those were going to be issues and mailed on december 15th. however, that did not happen. they were cut between the 23rd and the 30th of december and mailed out. some of our members received their r. m.d.s after the first of the year. not acceptable, commissioners, not acceptable. fortunately, joe collins and the team here were in constant contact with the back office. 4,005,000 miles from here, as was our internal staff and i believe that no member is going to hit with an r.m.d. penalty, although we came very close. i would request that the committee, first of all congratulate, the people who were responsible for making sure that there were no penalties but secondly, to ask voya that we can't

collins up. susan? >> thanks, joe. first, let me say that i think we've had a christmas miracle occur in washington. we have worked night and day for over a month, literally on thanksgiving day with texts, conference calls and zoom to put together an emergency covid relief package. each and every one of us has been committed to that goal. i want to thank my democratic and republican colleagues in the senate for working so hard to bring us to this day, but it also want to thank our house counterparts, josh gottheimer and tom reed who lead the problem solvers caucus in the house, who worked with us every step of the way. [applause] so these bills are not only bipartisan products, they are bicameral as well. my hope is that our hard work will spur our leadership on both sides of the aisle in the senate and in the house and in the administration to take our products and use them as the basis for a covid relief package that is urgently needed by our struggling families, our hard-hit small businesses, our stressed out health

i'm not conditioned to generally doing that, but we will certainly make it known that joe collins wastrumental, i think, in championing that effort in other ways in addition to the newsletter, if that makes sense. i understand what you're saying. >> regarding the law change to the r.m.p., please test to see what voyas retirement counselors and particularly the people on the phones handle that so we do not have the same problems we had with the previous record keeper multiple times. >> i understand. >> anymore board questions? public comment? >> mr. coker and all the other members think this is a good investment. there's mutual funds out there that you can buy into hedge funds, so is there any reason why you can't make that available to our deferred compensation, members? >> that concludes this item. >> excuse me, mr. chair. i would just like to thank everyone for the thorough research done and all the -- well, i would say the meetings. we had numerous meetings prior to coming to the full board with our service provider, so thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next item. >> -- travel

confidence that, you know, there are still some people in the middle who will work with joe biden, whether it's susan collins or lisa murkowski or mitt romney, joe manchin, mark kelly, i believe there are six, seven, eight people of goodwill that will work with joe biden and will actually forge a consensus. so we can finally get things done in washington. it's been a very long time since we've had regular order. and have been able to pass bills domestically that can actually move this country forward into the 21st century. we're stuck in this partisanship, and we have to move forward and do it. and i think joe biden may be the perfect man for the perfect time to work with republicans and democrats alike. >> jason, i wanted folks to hear that, but former congressmen really know how to talk. so i'm tight on time. a brief reaction from you, will that give people hope? >> no, i love joe to death, but i don't know where this mysterious gang of eight will appear. mitch mcconnell has made it clear he wants every democrat to be a one-term president. and there will be no peace or comity. it will be a battle the momen

we are working with susan collins, joe manchin are leading. our relationships with senators, they want to do this. guest: we meet once a month with a group of senators. as you know from school, if you can't get it out of the house to the senate, you cannot get it signed. we are focused on getting it to the president's desk. there were all these bills, you probably hear people say they go to the house and the senate and we want to get action, a lot of them with unanimous consent. there is a bunch of bills in the has the house waiting, so we will start with senators, build unanimous consent. guest: it already passed the u.s. senate. guest: and we bring it to the house and we are pairing them up with members of the house and let's get those done, let's get them out of the house into the president's desk. host: so you don't need a conference committee and it comes back to you. guest: we have identified 14 bills that are widely supported. there are usually house companion bills with the same language. it is amount of push -- matter of pushing it ra

this committee under the leadership of susan collins and joe lieberman, we pulled together.f 40pted almost all approved recommendations. you could walk into a room with the staff meeting between susan staff and you would know who was on whose side. it was just that good. we face the biggest crisis we faced since 9/11. we have already lost more lives than we lost in the vietnam war. before this is over, we will lose twice as many. >> excuse me just for a second. rate willmployment soon reach what it was in the great depression. had more new debt in four months and we have had in decades. there is a crying need for oversight into all the stuff and we are not doing it. the postal service is going down again. meanwhile, we are going to focus on this? my first year in the senate i was presiding over the senate. a guy named mike dempsey got up to speak and he talked about the 80/20 rule. i didn't know what he was talking about. he said it's what makes ted kennedy be so successful in leading the health committee. i said, what is it? agree on 80%nd i of the stuff and we disagree on

get this job i you will continue in the vein of the dan coats and the subordinates and the joe maguires and collins honor their commitments to the cost of their job, thank you mister chairman. >> effort back on time let me explain the members i know some of you came in and you felt why do i have to sit down there area for you to set up. we have to wipe down every seat of the person that was already in the, it unlocks. not exclusively you, senator bennett but this afternoon when we meet at 2:00, for the closed session, we will be wiping down the seats because we don't have as many, we don't have the same accommodations in the senate intelligence community and with that i recognized senator cornyn. >> ,radcliffe, this morning when i worked with introduction, i alluded to the unique nature of the job which you beennominated . and i think when i like to hear from you and forgive me if you've already thought about this extensively, but how do you you the transition from the adversarial process of either as a prosecutor or as a member of congress, battling over public policy issues or maybe conducting us

republican senator susan collins is congratulating joe biden on his apparent victory collins wishes biden every success but collins also says president donald trump should be allowed to challenge election results in battleground states >>> canadian prime minister justin trudeau says he looks forward to working closely with president-elect joe biden. trudeau says they spoke about a variety of topics including climate change, covid-19 and racism >> and they are rearing penguin chicks after their population has shrunk to just 13,000 pairs. >> the nasdaq just went negative while the do you w is still up points dom chu has more >> reporter: let's talk about certain theses playing out within the markets, reversals of key trends over the course of the last several months. take a look, first of all, at car buying whether used or new, those stocks have been robust. carmax up 5%, carvana, that new alternative, deliver to your home-type situation, down 6% we have seen carvana outperform carmax so a reversal there the eating stocks, brinker, the parent company of chile's is up 14%, grubhub down 10%,

i want to thank my colleagues, but especially joe manchin and susan collins for leading us in this effort and to the whole group, because what you have just heard, the description of ongoing conversations is an accurate one. the agreement reflected in the stack of paper here is an extraordinary amount of work in a short amount of time. tois nothing in comparison what our constituents are dealing with, and how hard they are working to keep their families, their communities, their businesses afloat. and to keep their eyes on the when we arehis day seeing the first vaccine in our country distributed. i want to talk about a couple of things that have not been mentioned. while there is still were to be done on this joint package of liability protections and state, local and tribal a, there is also -- aid, there is also an agreement reflected in the bill on aid to our schools and colleges. that reflects $82 billion worth of education funding, the majority of it going to our kate-12.hools and higher education about the institutions, and the most in need students. youell as a similar fund sought

joe biden. but as we heard kaitlan collins reporting, he might not be the last. so does it have any chance of succeeding is my first question. but also, if not why exactly is he doing this? is this a personal gain thing? >> well, it's very little chance of it succeeding because of the numbers in the house and in the senate, with enough republicans who are going to certify the election. but this is much more posturing for 2024 and the presidential election run that hawley and others are likely to join. so there may be ted cruz. there may be rand paul. may be tom cotton and many others as well. and i think they are basically now siding with the coinkind of trumpist line of a stolen election, an illegitimate biden presidency and the stab in the back theory which is their effort to keep hold of the electorate of 74 million that voted for president trump in november. >> so perhaps playing to trump's base for personal gain looking ahead for his own personal career. let's talk about the high-stakes race in georgia because it's definitely getting very heated. more than 2

this of eight, before democrats and republicans in the house and senate -- we're talking joe thesen, susan collinsddle-of-the-road of the road democrats and republicans on both sides of congress who have been working even over the thanksgiving holiday too -- i read one of your reports today, the even had a call on the morning of thanksgiving. they have been working behind the scenes to get this deal over the finish line. it's always important to see what the senate and house leaders have to say, what the president has to say. we should always pay attention to that. but pay attention to what those eight centrist immigrants and republicans on both sides of the isle are doing and saying because that is where we will get a deal we can finally deliver to the american people. anthony, talking about delivering to the american people, the biden team has announced its health care lineup. the deskple will be in in charge of the biggest rollout of vaccines in history. what do you hear? what is your degree of confidence in their ability to deliver this amazing story effectively and quickly? because the u.s. e

i'm not conditioned to generally doing that, but we will certainly make it known that joe collins wasinstrumental, i think, in championing that effort in other ways in addition to the newsletter, if that makes sense. i understand what you're saying. >> regarding the law change to the r.m.p., please test to see what voyas retirement counselors and particularly the people on the phones handle that so we do not have the same problems we had with the previous record keeper multiple times. >> i understand. >> anymore board questions? public comment? >> mr. coker and all the other members think this is a good investment. there's mutual funds out there that you can buy into hedge funds, so is there any reason why you can't make that available to our deferred compensation, members? >> that concludes this item. >> excuse me, mr. chair. i would just like to thank everyone for the thorough research done and all the -- well, i would say the meetings. we had numerous meetings prior to coming to the full board with our service provider, so thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next item. >> -- trav

i think doug jones, joe manchin, romney, collins -- collins was smart today, she sees through this stuff. these are smart people. they might not like trump on every issue, but they are smart people. this whole thing should be dismissed. >> doesn't matter if you like trump or not. the constitution matters. this is what alexander hamilton warned us about. one party, just because of animosity, would try to impeach someone from at the meeting the impeachment process. that is what is taking place. i think you have a bipartisan vote of senators to reject this, just as you had a bipartisan vote in the house. >> laura: we challenge these people who want to do this impeachment, do this trial, go home and campaign on this. romney. go home. >> they will be in there six days a week. no phones, no ipads, can't talk to each other, and just listening. i think they listen to adam schiff, they are going to want to -- >> laura: what can we do to get out of this room? it's like a rubber room by the end of the day. you did a great job today come appreciate you coming in. i know you are exhausted, but wait u

congressional candidate is joe collins and he joins us now. did ask maxine to join us too and we haven't heard back from her. we wanted your reaction to this. so many black businesses have closed because of covid permanently. >> yes. yeah. this is true. it's because of leaders like our so-called leaders like maxine waters. you would think that when you are a black leader in a black community, your prime responsibility is to ensure that the people that are in your district have what they need in order to survive during times like covid-19. but, unfortunately, that has not been the case. we have tons of black-owned businesses here in los angeles that has not been able to receive any type of benefits, not from the state, not from the city, or from the federal government. and part of the reason is or the majority of the reason is because of maxine waters. ainsley: why are you running as a republican first of all, and what do you want to say to the voters out there in your district that could go to the polls and vote for you? >> well, the reason wh

joe, are we seeing a revival of the moderates? annie is talking about biden reaching out topu reicans. we also see senats manchin and romney and collins really leading us on capitol hill. joe: yeah.s electiave consequences. and you look at the senate. than it was in 2010 after the tea party members came in. a far different than 2004 or 2006 when lot of progressive democrats came in. and, you know, over the past 15 ye you've seen more division. you've seen a more diverse senate. but this is really the revenge of the moderates. ht in the n is rig and he's in the middle of things because he now has mark kelly from arizona, kristin sinema who haot with him 90% of the time over the past few years, governor hicken looper who is going to be another moderate to conservative democratic then you got susan collins who won a state in maine by nine points that joe biden also won in -- by nine points. so you got six, seven, eight .moderates on both sid and people like lindsey graham and jornst saying they want to get involved in this covid al and i really would think of everything that's happened this week, theanin coalition expanding out, manchin

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now fox news contributor joe concha replied to collin's t tweet writing "from the octave perspective f an argument around objectivity, this was not a good idea." joe joins us, welcome aboard, joke with author of the new book "slanted" and hosted of sinclair tv cheryl atkinson. thank you for being here. i appreciate it, fascinating s news out of iran and you can see the difference between you got that john brennan tweet and twitter to have an impact on things. yet, it felt like i don't know if he is described as austere nuclear scientist, joe, by the way but how do you think when you look at the nature of the media not even pretending as wea have noted that they are biased and the nature of the biden approach? >> oh, yeah, almost remember when sola money was assassinated earlier this year. i can't believe that happened this year. it feels like a decade ago and as you mentioned what is called a austere scholar and as a young boy he played soccer before visiting his mosque. we are more sympathetic towards those in the iranian regime where bad guys in general than the way it should be rep

let's bring in kaitlyn collins and joe lockhart. before we even begin, if i don't get to see you guys this week, i'm thankful for you both. kaitlyn, you are a star. and, joe, you keep us following the right star when it talks to the democrats about what they're supposed to be. that will be ever more valuable even now. i'm thankful for you. kaitlyn, what i am hearing was that trump was getting worried about his brand and that maybe it was time to do something different. what are you hearing about how we got here? >> i think that's certainly the concern with people around the president and that's why you saw them going to the president urging him to move forward with this sascertainment because you were starting to see a crack in gop support here. it's not big steps from republican lawmakers. it's small steps. you started to see more and more people come forward saying that this is something that needed to happen. so of course the way the president framed it in his tweet shortly after this letter was sent to the biden team by gsa sayi

. >> not at all, i am not surprised, especially given her opponent joe collins is a black male. , the the vote for the last 50 years in maxine waters 30 years, they won't black man to be afraid of the police, the government, to be afraid of leading their own home, the list goes on and on but guess what president trump understands if you place opportunity, if you place access to capital in the hands of a black man, they read turn in generational wealth. stuart: your in georgia which is about a nonstate, is it imply? >> it is definitely imply, i am so excited to see what is happening, the democratic party have turned to the super elite and the republican is a working-class, middle-class, minorities, that is the majority of who we are, i'm excited to see what georgia does, i'm pretty sure president trump will when the state, it's going to be a good night. stuart: you're right about the real switch in allegiance, the democrats have become the party of the elite and the republicans are the party of working people, i want to get your response to kamala harris, she is explaining the differen

but that doesn't stop me from thinking that joe biden as president will need a republican senator like collins to work with to get his program enacted. >> that's interesting. you are clear. you are supporting joe biden? >> absolutely. >> so does it not -- go ahead. >> no, i served with joe for 24 years. he's honorable. he's effective. he has a program. look, president trump has been a disrupter in some ways as president that's been positive. in a lot of ways i disagree with the result and -- >> wait. does disrupter -- how has he been a disrupter in a positive sense? president trump. >> for instance, on some questions of foreign policy i disagreed with the iran nuclear agreement and he took us out of the agreement and i think that's been good for our security, but in a lot of other ways the ways he's handled the pandemic or he's handled the response to the murders of african-americans by police, that's a disruption that i think has been negative and i think joe biden is the perfect person to step in and bring some unity not only to our government, or our country and frankly to bring a kind of c

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let's bring in kaitlan collins and joe lockhart. kaitlan, first to you and thank you. before we even begin, if i don't get to see you guys this week, i'm thankful for you both. kaitlan, you're a star. and, joe, you keep us following the right star when it talks to the democrats about what they're supposed to be, and that will be ever more valuable even now. so thank you both. i'm thankful for having you in my life and on my show. appreciate you. kaitlan, what i'm hearing, that trump was getting worried about his brand and that maybe it was time to do something different. what are you hearing about how we got here? >> i think that's certainly the concern with people around the president, and that's why you saw them going to the president, urging him to move forward with this ascertainment, with this formal transition, to let it happen because you were starting to see a crack in gop support here. you know, it's not big steps from republican lawmakers. it's small steps, but you started to see more and more people come forward saying that this is something that needed to h