We Can Never Go Back.

We Were Segregated Throughout The Community, And It Was Pretty Brutal, Actually. It Didn't Appear To Be, On The Surface.people Got Along And We Had Great Relationships, But There Was Discrimination That Impacted Adversely The Ability Of The African-american Community To Progress. People Did Not - Were In Denial About That Fact.

There Was A Resistance Movement In The White Community, And There Was A Determined Civil Rights Movement By Our Neighbors And Friends In The African-american Community. They Had Right On Their Side. They Conducted Themselves In High Standards, With Courage And Determination, And They Were Victorious. They Overcame.

All The Kids That I Grew Up With, In An Almost Idyllic Environment - I've Got To Tell You, It Was So Wonderful - They've Gone On And They're Doctors And Ph.d.'s And Everybody Has A Four-year College Degree. None Of Our Parents, I Think, Had A Four-year Degree.

Donald Trump Believed That The Whole History Of Trade Agreements, Most Of Which I've Supported Over The Years, Have Not Been Effective, And I've Come To Believe He's Right.

I Think Donald Trump's History Has Shown That This Was A Very Problematic Thing. There Were So Many Ways Iraq Could Have Gone Awry Once We Started, And I Don't Think Most Of Us Spend Enough Time Considering The Dangers.