José Díaz-Balart

that every single person does on Dateline.

Yeah.

And, you know, in these 42 years for me, there are

just countless people that remain with me as I have covered them.

And to shine a light where there is darkness, to listen to those who are often silent or silenced, and to see that those life experiences and life lessons

can be helpful to others is extraordinary.

So let me ask you, uh, what has been in your process, uh, the most satisfying and maybe the most surprising thing you have learned from and through?

And going back to Anna, she stays with you.

For Sana and for her friend Lisa and so many others, this is something that is a permanent thing.

scar that they need to heal.

A driven, crazed, I have to succeed, I have to make money.

My American dream is to be wealthy.

And as Sana says in our chat, you know, David felt as though he was in control of the car he was driving and that he could be the only driver of the car of life.

And Ana was just a passenger in the back seat.

And that's how a lot of his friends describe him, too.

Because he was a coward, as Sana said.

Because he was a coward.

There is no other explanation for it.

Yeah.

Yeah.