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Nelson Mandela
I think it was amazing. The first of that show was so funny and kind... It was like this great, really nice guy. We were talking about history, about Mandela. This guy's pretty big: you know, he was from the South where he had got involved in Mandela's organization, the Nelson Mandela Foundation, the foundation with whom he ran an institute for human resources. I mean, it was one of those great pieces. He said to us, 'We should never make anybody feel that they were guilty at all.' And this guy said to us in a way, I don't know, like 'Well, I think you think you're right'. And he didn't say, 'Uh, well, it seems to me that I've always been guilty of that'. Because to me, Mandela was never guilty when he was in charge of the foundation. So how do you bring people to Mandela's office and not worry about their being convicted for the other crimes they commit. It worked.
Carson Wentz
He's our real deal guy! This was a moment that I had never seen on this show, especially at a show like this in Chicago that was all about the issues and not about the issues. It's just so big and it's so beautiful. I mean, it's one of those shows where you're like, 'Wait, look, this is how people got to
Nelson Mandela
I think it was amazing. The first of that show was so funny and kind... It was like this great, really nice guy. We were talking about history, about Mandela. This guy's pretty big: you know, he was from the South where he had got involved in Mandela's organization, the Nelson Mandela Foundation, the foundation with whom he ran an institute for human resources. I mean, it was one of those great pieces. He said to us, 'We should never make anybody feel that they were guilty at all.' And this guy said to us in a way, I don't know, like 'Well, I think you think you're right'. And he didn't say, 'Uh, well, it seems to me that I've always been guilty of that'. Because to me, Mandela was never guilty when he was in charge of the foundation. So how do you bring people to Mandela's office and not worry about their being convicted for the other crimes they commit. It worked.
Carson Wentz
He's our real deal guy! This was a moment that I had never seen on this show, especially at a show like this in Chicago that was all about the issues and not about the issues. It's just so big and it's so beautiful. I mean, it's one of those shows where you're like, 'Wait, look, this is how people got to
