Mitchell Reports | May 20, 2013
Senate subcommittee focuses on military sexual assaults
Women senators are finally bringing the epidemic of sexual assaults in the military to light – a major issue at Wednesday’s hearing was the power used by an air force commander to overturn the conviction in a sexual assault case brought against a fighter pilot. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., discusses.
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