he's running as a democratic candidate for congress in maryland. and harry dunn joins us now. mr. dunn, thank you so much for being with me tonight. i appreciate it. >> thank you for having me on. thank you for having me on. >> of course. i don't have to tell you, you've been through so much. and i really want to understand what gave you the courage to run for office. >> a lot of us -- this country, we've all been through a lot. and one of the things i want to make sure that i point out that on january 6th, we all faced trauma, whether it was an officer on the frontlines or whether it was somebody in maryland's howard county, in their apartment, watching on tv in horror. we all experience some sort of trauma that day. so, i think it's very important to acknowledge that. as far as the courage to do anything, i don't chalk it up to courage. i just think it is no question that it is just doing what is right. when you see something wrong, he speak out against, it when something isn't right, you have to say something. and i recognize at this moment