HARLOW: Actress Rose McGowan just finished a powerful speech, her first since accusing Harvey Weinstein of rape. ' Our correspondent Jean Casarez is in the room in Detroit where she just spoke. Jean, what did she say?</s>JEAN CASAREZ, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, she had a lot to say. This is the women's convention and there are thousands of women here. They're going to be here for the next few days, from all over the country, empowering women. Rose McGowan, these were the first public appearance that she has made since she did tweet out that a man by the initials of HW had raped her. She did not say Harvey Weinstein's name in the speech but she had a lot of other things to say. Take a listen to this.</s>MCGOWAN: I have been silenced for 20 years. I have been slut shamed. I have been harassed. I have been maligned, and you know what, I'm just like you. Because what happened to me behind the scenes, happens to all of us in this society and that cannot stand and it will not stand.</s>CASAREZ: She did mention the head monster of all, not naming any names, but she said, we're not going to wait anymore because we don't have to. Now I've got to tell you, I spoke to women before she spoke this morning. They didn't realize that she was going to be part of the welcoming remarks. They call her brave, they call her absolutely the one that allows others to come out and say what they have experienced and she makes it easier for every other person -- Poppy, John.</s>HARLOW: Jean Casarez, thank you so much for the reporting. We appreciate it. Such important words to hear. Thank you so much for being with me today. John Berman and I will see you back here on Monday morning. Have a great weekend. Ahead, though, President Trump pushes for the gag order to be lifted on the confidential FBI informant. It's a rare and controversial move from the White House. More on that straight ahead.
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