we have our work cut out for us. we have to organize the majority to be politically engaged and active, and to register to vote, and to vote, and not to allow republicans to steal elections. the future of democracy has not been written yet, and it s up to us. i want to thank all of you for coming and sharing our grief, and sharing our joy about the life of tommy bloom raskin. hi, feeds. hi, grammy. good to see you, guys.
but if part of us died with tommy, a big part, and a far more important part of tom lives on with each of us. it is the sense that what matters is the people in our lives, their feelings and their experiences, and that it is possible, it is advisable, it is right to design your life, with love for other people. your love would become the engine of a quest for justice.
dad? yes. do you care about if i jump off shortly thereafter? i think that what s gonna do. he s gonna get out of town, yeah, that s cool. thank you so much for joining us. look out further ado, i will give it over to congressman raskin. thank you guys for we came up with it on thursday. you know how much i love parties, and i was missing everybody. and so, i thought, okay, we can try to have a little contest here, and see if i can answer 58 questions, in 58 minutes, one minute per question. and it begins with tommy raskin. who s your favorite tv villain? my favorite tv villain villains are the joker, they would lure, and william barr, the purported attorney general. thank you. love you, tommy raskin. next question comes from mark
raskin. thank you guys for we came up with it on thursday. you know how much i love parties, and i was missing everybody. and so, i thought, okay, we can try to have a little contest here, and see if i can answer 58 questions, in 58 minutes, one minute per question. and it begins with tommy raskin. who s your favorite tv villain? my favorite tv villain villains are the joker, they would lure, and william barr, the purported attorney general. thank you. love you, tommy raskin. next question comes from mark meadows. how would your favorite french philosopher montaigne, analyze
i have lost my son. i have lost something so fundamental, so element in my life. i m not sure there are times that i even recognize the world a little part of each of us died with him that day. in my case, it was the belief that everything would have to be all right in the end. the beautiful and the true would have to try over all the evil and the chaos. i ve lost that sense of absolute inevitability, and happily ever after. but if part of us died with tommy, a big part, and a far more important part of tom lives on with each of us. it is the sense that what matters is the people in our lives, their feelings and their experiences, and that it is possible, it is advisable, it