can you start with that, saru? >> california has the largest restaurant industry of any state 13 million restaurant workers nationally, so you have to understand we're not talking about some tiny sector of women. we're talking about the largest employer of women with the absolute lowest wages of any sector in the united states and the highest rates, literally, of sexual harassment. our industry allows employers to basically have part of the compensation be tips. they have to tolerate all kinds of inappropriate behavior from customers in order to feed their families in tips, and, beyond that, our research shows managers actually encourage them, "dress more sexy, show more cleavage, wear tighter clothing in order to make more money in tips." and because this is the first job for most young women in america -- 1 in 2 american women starts their work life in this industry -- this sets the stage for what's acceptable, tolerable, legal in the workplace. we also set the standard. we set the floor for women across the econ

he had the backing of joe sarus, he was a clinton supporter. in the game he got the backing of bernie trump, but he also got the folks who wanted stronger gun laws in florida and he got a bit of support from african-americans. it's an interesting coalition he's built and it may turn out to be a successful one. >> i think so. andrew gillum ran a race that obviously consolidated his base of voters, but he ran a race across the entire state. and i think that what david says is true, that the fact that democrats came straight out, all of the field came out and endorsed andrew gillum means that they're going to run a race that is going to be able to consolidate those democrats, and then thankfully, able to reach out to independents who were closed out of this closed primary. so there is still a lot of votes out there to be gotten. >> by the way, i think -- it's been a long day, i think i said bernie trump. >> you did. >> that would make for an interesting candidate. david, i want to ask you about something else that i was personally quite stunned by

heather, you nominated saru for their board and she has done rather well. daily basis. some young people achieve some massive things. i was surprised, but i wanted to give her the chance, obviously by nominating her, butjust to raise the profile of the things they have done, herand the profile of the things they have done, her and the cabinet. they have worked really hard and they deserve it. i know your family are very proud, what was your proudest moment as an mp? my pride this moment was when i won the elections because i had worked so hard to get to that point so it was a really big achievement for me. i know lots of people watching will be saying, my word, she should go into politics but they will be disappointed?m word, she should go into politics but they will be disappointed? in my opinion i've always had an interest in politics, but i like to do it as a hobby and the charity events are organised. i love doing that and i wa nt to organised. i love doing that and i want to keep working with the rochdale youth service and i look forward to working wit