And in the time that I had it, I got a security clearance with the State Department. I reenlisted in the United States army, where I was screened for gang and hate tattoos. And I took my shirt off in front of my family, many of whom are Jewish. We even released as a campaign a video, which you're putting up on the screen right now, of me dancing at my brother wedding to his wife, who is Jewish and her fully extended Jewish family. (03:35–03:39)
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Asserts that he displayed the tattoo in front of his Jewish family members.
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