Josh Dubin

ton of progress.

We've got some exonerations as a direct result of this.

Yeah.

I mean, listen, I don't know.

My first emotion, this is for me and my therapist.

My first emotion is usually like guilt.

So once I took a little bit of time and thought it through.

I mean, of course, I come on your show and then you're splattered all over the news for something not positive.

You're rare.

So look, for me—

I have to take a hard look at what I'm doing and take the mirror out and look straight in it and say, what did I do wrong?

Yeah, look, that's super gracious of you.

Whether I did something wrong or not, I typically go to blame, and that's a kink I have to work out in my personality.

But let me just articulate it.

Okay.

The platform is so important to me and getting these stories out is so important to me.

And I think that where I've landed is that he didn't let me down.

He didn't let, look, I was the public face of his resentencing.

There was a lot of great people involved.

And it wasn't just from the defense side.