Kamala Harris

That's a great question.

I think.

Well, I could start with this.

I think my family would have said never again.

I think that as time has gone by and people have had a chance, including myself, to kind of sit with it, reflect on it.

Writing the book was very cathartic.

Being away from it in terms of space and time, it has a way of mitigating the pain of what that process was.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's a really good point.

Yeah, you're right.

That's right.

And you get to process it in a way that also is about what's my role to play and what could I have done differently as a way to help guide future decisions, whatever that may be.

Right.

Like, am I just like, fuck it?

Yeah, I think there is that energy in the book.

But just like, but here's part of it that I, in writing it and now, this is how I feel about it.

In so many ways, I've been in the belly of the beast.

And I feel that the consequence of an election for president of the United States impacts billions of people around the world.

And yet the process can be so opaque and