We're looking at 40 minutes, hopefully.

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All right.

So I started in radio when I was living in Swift Current, Saskatchewan.

But before I did that, I was in freight forwarding.

And I was doing that for many years.

So freight forwarding is like shipping things, air, ocean, and ground.

How do you balance being on active and working every day or, you know, six, five or six, seven days while still protecting your own energy and your mental well-being?

Attorney General Jennings, with the acknowledgment that both of your states have passed clean slate legislation, what are you doing specifically in this effort?

I mean, much like Attorney General Sunday, you know, I think we come at this maybe from a different place, but we come at this from our experiences.

But I grew up in a city that had a very high homicide rate, um, and we were known for that.

And I grew up in a pretty poor neighborhood, um, and I was going down the wrong path.

[laughs] So I think maybe we share some of this in common, which is why we're s- we feel so strongly about reentry and second chances now.

Um, but when I decided to run, I had done a lot of work with the reentry program in Wilmington that was very successful.

It was one of the first, the Achievement Center.

Attorney General Jennings, what do you need from the federal level to help your work expand, improve [laughs], be replicated in other states? [laughs]

Attorney General Jennings, with the acknowledgement that both of your states have passed clean slate legislation, what are you doing specifically in this effort?

I mean, much like Attorney General Sunday, you know, I think we come at this maybe from a different place, but we c- come at this from our experiences.

But I grew up in a city that had a very high homicide rate, um, and we were known for that.

And I grew up in a pretty poor neighborhood, um, and I was going down the wrong path.

[laughs] And so I think maybe we share some of this in common, which is why we're s- we feel so strongly about reentry and second chances now.

Um, but when I decided to run, I had done a lot of work with the reentry program in Wilmington that was very successful.

It was one of the first, the Achievement Center.

Attorney General Jennings, what do you need from the federal level to help your work expand, improve, [laughs] be replicated in other states? [laughs]