Jon Favreau

But what about my past?

You can do it.

Right.

You're a changed person.

And then he does it.

And then this is what happens now.

No, no.

I'm just saying.

The more these I'm telling you what I feel like, like the more these stories come out, the more I'm like.

Yes, that could all be true, but there's a bigger, there's a bigger, there's more at stake here than your personal redemption story because we need the sentencing.

So that's where I'm landing, but I'm just saying.

No, I don't either.

And I guess I'm just saying, don't we want people who change?

And who are like, I what I thought back then, what I said back then was fucking wrong.

And I actually mean it.

And like whether it's a someone who voted for Trump and who supported Trump, whether it's a fucking oysterman in Maine, whether it's where a party who wants to rehabilitate people who serve time in prison and give them a second chance who were murderers.

And we get attacked for that by Republicans.

We say, no, we think it's important to do rehabilitation.

And again, I don't.

People are going to take this out of context.