with them is jonathan lopez from the u.s. army. he's the adaptive athlete liaison.ct operation enduring warrior. this project honors, empowers, motivates our nation's vets. that's what the whole down for 50 project is raising money and awareness for. with us, annette o'neal. one of the members of down for 50 project. hey, annette. >> hey, guys. good to see you again. >> tell us how down for 50 went down, so to speak? >> we jumped out for the 50th space of the track. which makes us the first people to do it all in one journey. >> remind us why you did this in the first place. >> operation warrior is why we decided to do this supporting veterans when they need some place to come and call home. >> were there moments when you thought, i don't know if we'll get indiana or alaska, too cold? >> we got there and busted a transmission that took seven grand to fix in the first week of the project. we got there and had joel hospitalized for two weeks. >> florida was jump 48, tell us about the other two. >> right, we went from florida, to san diego, california, hawaii, we were

jonathan allen and lauren baron lopez with a welcome to you both. jonathan, look, you write about senator susan collins. what is the read how they came to her decision? yes, chronicled that in the 45-minute leadup to where she stated what she was going to do, but your takeaway from all of this is what? >> my takeaway is twotwofold. first of all, something implicit at odds she said with what some republican suggested, certainly republican voters i've talked to lately traveling around the country for trump rallies. that is that she basically seemed to be saying that if she believed brett kavanaugh had attempted to rape christine blasey ford she would have been a no vote, and that may not have been true for some of the other republican senators. the other important thing to take away from it is what she basically said is that she doesn't believe dr. ford suffered an assault at the hands of brett kavanaugh. that clip you just played, that it failed to meet the more likely than not test, and so few republicans were willing to say that they didn't believe