Caitlyn Jenner is using her platform to try and make changes in America, and according to what she said to Andy Cohen during a SiriusXM Town Hall yesterday, she’s done her homework.

“I know everything that’s going on and I know everybody in his and Trump’s administration who are for and against,” Caitlyn said to Andy. “[Pence] has come up when he was governor [with] some of the most anti-LGBT issues. I know that. The American Unity Fund worked very closely to take that legislation and really get it out of there. And he came back kicking and screaming. And did sign some stuff and did better with that on that issue.”

Caitlyn attended Trump’s inauguration and said she might have a private dinner with Mike Pence to discuss LGBTQ issues. She’d previously spoke with the Vice President at a cocktail party the day before the inauguration.

“I walk up looking fabulous,” she recalled. “I was introduced to him and … I said, ‘I came in a few months ago and I sat down and had a private dinner with 16, 17 evangelical Christian conservative Republicans at a private dinner, at a private home and we had a three-hour conversation on the issues – on faith, on my community.’ I said, ‘It was such a wonderful conversation. I would love to share that conversation with you,’ He looks at me and said, ‘You know what? I would love to have that conversation.’”

She continued: “I turn to his wife, who was standing right there. And I reach out and I grab her hand and I look her right in the eye and I said, ‘I would love to have you in on that conversation.’ And she looks at me and goes, ‘Don’t you worry, I’ll be there.’”