Thats 600 miles round trip. Do i have a green right . You have a red one right there. This is my 278th trip to washington, d. C. Thats 278 times. Thats 600 miles round trip. Thats enough to circumnavigate the earth three times. Yeah. Thats why im cranky. Thats why im mad. This sucks. This country was based on volunteerism. [john] weve had to fight, overcome every obstacle, every hurdle for almost 18 years. Im, like, ive been vacillating from like being incredibly sad to, like, incredibly mad, to being nervous, to being, you know. Why . Why are you nervous . I dont wanna f this up for everybody, you know. Couldve called it quits and go get a beer. [jon] its insane, right . Were gonna testify in front of the House Judiciary Committee to hopefully give some insight into congress as to why 9 11 survivors and victims are dying. [man] because i know you left your business, your talk show and stuff to come to this and its so important now. Yeah. How do you feel, like you made the right move .
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