You want to send me to Michael Thompson, who bucked the whole AB, dropped out and testified against them, and you think I'm going to go there and convince him to recant?

He has created this illusion of who he is.

I was just stunned that I would have a conversation like this with an ex-gang leader.

I was in the hearing and I thought, oh my goodness, these girls are fallen for his bullshit.

I think they're going to let this guy out.

The world would be a much better place with this man out.

It's like a light just kind of pours out of him.

And I was determined to help that

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