All systems are gathered.

Ladies and gentlemen, Chris Van Bluie!

Patrick, you posted this apology video, January 2nd of this year.

I think a lot of people are asking, why three years before putting out that video?

Um, it's a great question.

Three years, I always say that it takes everyone the time that it takes us.

Everyone's got their own process.

My process just happened to be three years.

I'm in a much better place in my life now, both geographically, mentally and

emotionally, and physically, to be quite honest. And being away from what I'm used to, the city,

moving away from Orlando, Florida, and just taking time away from professional wrestling

to figure out who Patrick Clark is for the first time in his life without pro wrestling in the back of his head.

I think that's what's given me the three years that I needed to write my wrongs.

And you can't write all the wrongs but it starts somewhere and I thought an

apology to the victims to the people who I affected on a personal and professional level was the way to

go you said in that video that you needed to apologize why did you feel like you needed to? Well, I need,

the need to apologize is there because so many different people, like I'm saying,

have been affected by this.

Those who have had disparaging such negative, nasty comments about me in the public form, they don't realize that other people

are affected just through the power of the word of the mouth. I apologize to the WWE.

WWE is a company. It's an organization put together as the tagline goes to put smiles onto other people's

faces, to take them away from their reality and their day-to-day struggles and negativities.

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