And he said he

came to be an outside speaker, but also came looking for me.

His name was Paul Booth.

We sat next to each other, and after three days, he asked me to marry him.

After five days, I said I would, though we'd wait for a year until I graduated.

We were married for over 50 years, raising two beautiful children and now five grandchildren.

Though he died eight years ago, he was also a great movement leader and part of union organizing with American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees.

Speaking of the long haul, what do you see as the greatest challenges facing the Democrats this November? And how can each of those challenges be overcome?

Because

I could also be tarred with the brush that says that I'm a lunatic as well.

I mean, not a lunatic, but, you know, out there.

But Heather says she doesn't think Saul is out there at all.

I think he's eminently sensible.

I think, you know, he's got a mind, a brain.

He doesn't accept the status quo unless he's checked it out and he also thinks that that's right.

This group that I was on the

But Heather says she doesn't think Saul is out there at all.

I think he's eminently sensible.

I think, you know, he's got a, a mind, a brain.

He, he doesn't, if, he doesn't accept the status quo unless he's checked it out and he also thinks that that's right.

And I did ask her, you know, what is your opinion on all this Blue Zone stuff? And she said ...

I don't think there's anything magic whatsoever about Blue Zones.

There might have been, uh, some genetic reasons why some people lived longer, but there's probably a lot more reasons why the data are in error.