dana, it s sort of i could do a woulda, coulda shoulda, i don t know. but for me in large part, i know he s going to be in my life together because we share a child together so i have to figure out how to navigate that relationship for the sake of my child. we have figured that out. there s a lot of hurt. i m somebody who is divorced with a child. i can say that and we have that in common, and as a mom, you just have to put a lot of stuff, to eat a lot of stuff in order to do what s right for your child? in part, because you want to model this for your children, and for me, it is all about i mean, i tell my son i love him so many times a day. i hug him, i want him to feel, know that he is loved. that he is cherished. that he is supported. i do believe a lot of the behavior we don t understand in adults, both men and women, so much of it goes back to the experiences they had as children, and so for me, my
during that campaign, things were going pretty well for him and then another revelation, another inappropriate sexting i guess you call it with a woman was out there. that time, you went out and did a press conference with him. it was the first time a lot of people even heard your voice and you were getting phone calls in the car from people like hillary clinton, and you let them go to voice mail. you didn t answer them. why? i, in that moment, thought every decision i tried to make in my marriage, i have tried to do what i thought was the right decision in that moment, and in that moment, i felt that i owed the public an explanation for why i had stood with him when he decided to run for mayor, and you know, there s such a i ve said this before, 2021 sort of hindsight is 2020 about all the things we shoulda, woulda,
one of those working mothers that constantly felt torn between leaving for a campaign trip and taking care of my child, and i think a lot of working mothers can relate to what that feels like. it was one of the hardest things that i had to endure in the closing days of the campaign. and i just share a story of sitting by the front door, not, you know, wanting to answer it, because i was scared of what was on the other side. angry about what was potentially on the other side. let s talk about the other side now, meaning where you are now. you and anthony are co-parenting your son? we are. is that a fair thing to say? it s a fair thing to say and i think that so much of the decisions that i make if i didn t have a child, i m not sure i would have made some of the decisions i made in years past. like what? you wouldn t have stayed with him as long as you did? i don t know. dana, it s sort of i could do a woulda, coulda, shoulda, i don t know. but for me in large part, i know
another inappropriate sexting, i guess you call it, with a woman was out there. that time, you went out and did a press conference with him. it was the first time a lot of people even heard your voice, and you were getting phone calls in the car from people like hillary clinton, and you let them go to voice mail. you didn t answer them. why? i, in that moment, thought every decision i tried to make in my marriage, i have tried to do what i thought was the right decision in that moment, and in that moment, i felt that i owed the public an explanation for why i had stood with him when he decided to run for mayor. and you know, there s such a i ve said this before, 2021 sort of hindsight is 20/20 about all the things we shoulda, woulda, coulda done at the time. i don t understand the behavior. i share in the story the very first session we went away to,
last night at midnight there was a deadline for 11 people whose names were on the permits who helped organize rallies, they were all subpoenaed. and now we have jeffrey rosen, a deadline of october 29th to appear for deposition testimony as well as submit documents. the committee is going to have to make decisions soon on how it intends to enforce the subpoenas and show these hostile witnesses how effective it s going to be. the committee members have said they re leaning toward the idea of a criminal referral, asking the justice to prosecute these individuals until they comply, that could include fines and jail time. some of them at least they want these people to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. they have to make moves soon. they could do it in a block, the committee has to vote on it and the house has to approve it. coulda, woulda, shoulda, so far have not done anything.