I Was A Prosecutor In Brooklyn In

I Was In The Middle Of A Crossroads, Which Is A Nice Way Of Saying Crisis, Physically, Emotionally And Spiritually. You Know The Physical Part. We Just Talked About It.

We Fight A Lot, You Know, But That's Family. We May Be Dysfunctional, But We're Still Family.

One Day I Actually Took The List Into The Bathroom And I Put It Up Against My Face And Looked In The Mirror And I Realized I Had One Of Two Choices, Change The List Or Change Myself.

It's Always Fascinating To Me, One, When They Like To Throw President [bill] Clinton's Behavior In Secretary [hillary] Clinton's Face, I've Never Seen Anything Like It Before In My Entire Career, Of Watching A Woman Have To Defend The Behavior Of Her Husband, Because She Chose To Make Her Marriage Work. That Is Just Outrageous.

The Toughest Part Was Doing It In Front Of The World And Recognizing That You Had Gotten To A Point Where If You Didn't Do Something You Were Going To Die.