services committee voted to keep the prosecution of sexual assaults inside the military within the armed forces chain of command itself. senator claire mccaskill who has pushed for many reforms voted with the chair today. you know, this is a tough one. i'm learning this. by the way, look at this breakdown, senator. these sexual assaults aren't yelling hey cutie or nice dress today or something. these are incredible. a third of the cases involving women. involve sexual touching. a third attempted sexual intercourse, attempted rape. a third completed sexual intercourse, rape. these charges are almost to the level of capital crime. they're incredibly serious. sexual assault certainly felonies. these are not misbehaviors. can you trust the military to enforce the law here? >> well, you have to understand, chris, that my decision today was guided by years of experience as i an courtroom prosecutor. handling hundreds of these cases. and i believe what we have done