And I'd like to believe that that struggle is what's going to prepare me for the next step. See, I've seen both sides of the criminal justice system. Not many people can do that. And I've said this. There has only been in the history of our country, in the history of the country, one child of a convicted felon ever elected state attorney. That's the incumbent in the state of Massachusetts today. We're trying to become the second. But that's not the reason for this. (05:12–05:20)
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