men's soccer, $140 million. 7.5% of what men are making, and that's for 2022 for men. what's wrong with this picture? >> the fact kirsten gillibrand is weighing in, yes, it's just a tweet but the tweet could be the start of something. do you think lawmakers will get involved? >> i hope they do. this comes up for the women's soccer team only every four years but this is the situation of women not being paid their worth across the board. one of the other big excuses, by the way, for not doing this is women come out of the workforce, they have babies so therefore they're not working as much. we just had a situation with nike and their contracts and women female athletes spoke up. colin kaepernick has not played football for two seasons and he has got a huge nike contract. every excuse they're giving for why women should not be paid their worth is being proven invalid over and over and over again. >> we only see them show up, obviously, every four years. but amy wambach, former u.s.