Brad Schimel

So I'm looking right at her and she's looking right at me. And every time she looks away, I said, look at me. And I don't think I looked at the road the whole way. And I got her back there, and I'm grilling her about this, and I'm rebutting every fib she piles on the fib. And I got a Perry Mason moment right there in my car. She broke down. I did it. I did it. I did it. And I won my trial.

She is next witness. The rest is my case. Well, she's in the back seat. She is just crying miserably. My wife's looking at me like I'm a monster. And I was proud of myself. I just beat up on her. She was probably eight. I just psychologically beat the daylights out of an eight-year-old in the back seat.

She is next witness. The rest is my case. Well, she's in the back seat. She is just crying miserably. My wife's looking at me like I'm a monster. And I was proud of myself. I just beat up on her. She was probably eight. I just psychologically beat the daylights out of an eight-year-old in the back seat.

She is next witness. The rest is my case. Well, she's in the back seat. She is just crying miserably. My wife's looking at me like I'm a monster. And I was proud of myself. I just beat up on her. She was probably eight. I just psychologically beat the daylights out of an eight-year-old in the back seat.

And you're kind of quiet about it. You don't ever talk about your work. You kind of shut us out. You come home from work and you don't talk to anybody for a while. And she said, you don't really talk to your daughters. You kind of interrogate your daughters. And I was like, wow, maybe I'm in too deep.

And you're kind of quiet about it. You don't ever talk about your work. You kind of shut us out. You come home from work and you don't talk to anybody for a while. And she said, you don't really talk to your daughters. You kind of interrogate your daughters. And I was like, wow, maybe I'm in too deep.

And you're kind of quiet about it. You don't ever talk about your work. You kind of shut us out. You come home from work and you don't talk to anybody for a while. And she said, you don't really talk to your daughters. You kind of interrogate your daughters. And I was like, wow, maybe I'm in too deep.

Okay, I'm going to open up here by making something very clear. As I do my job as Attorney General, My personal view on that issue has no business entering into the equation. My job as the state's lawyer is to defend Wisconsin's law until the Supreme Court says it's unconstitutional or the people change it. You start with that. But my view is I favor traditional marriage, one man, one woman.

Okay, I'm going to open up here by making something very clear. As I do my job as Attorney General, My personal view on that issue has no business entering into the equation. My job as the state's lawyer is to defend Wisconsin's law until the Supreme Court says it's unconstitutional or the people change it. You start with that. But my view is I favor traditional marriage, one man, one woman.

Okay, I'm going to open up here by making something very clear. As I do my job as Attorney General, My personal view on that issue has no business entering into the equation. My job as the state's lawyer is to defend Wisconsin's law until the Supreme Court says it's unconstitutional or the people change it. You start with that. But my view is I favor traditional marriage, one man, one woman.

That's my personal view in my personal life. And that's how I voted when the marriage amendment was on the ballot.

That's my personal view in my personal life. And that's how I voted when the marriage amendment was on the ballot.

That's my personal view in my personal life. And that's how I voted when the marriage amendment was on the ballot.

And I understand the argument.

And I understand the argument.

And I understand the argument.

Okay. But that's... Right.

Okay. But that's... Right.

Okay. But that's... Right.

I've got to stay consistent with that as the state's lawyer. It's not my job to pick and choose.