It was the night before and I read the statistics and I knew what I was going to say but I was just okay

There's been a few years. I think I have to Google this this I have to just see what's out there.

Yeah I googled and I did it really like okay so what would be the first thing that I see

if I'm 10 years old or 12 and I'm just Google important,

clicking on the first link, watching the first video.

And yeah, I'm not going to be too graphic,

but the two videos that I watch were graphic for sure.

One of them being one girl and I think five or six guys just beating her up, really.

And that was the first video. I'm not saying that's every video, but that's what I saw them.

And I saw I just kind of, the day after it went into this talk, just thinking that,

okay, we got to talk about this, because that's always been my deal, that if there's a difficult

issue, we have to have a conversation about it, we cannot be silent. Hey there it's Light Watkins and we are back with another episode of at the end of the

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