and carl stokes is our uncle, who was the first african american mayor of. a major city. major american city. this is not just any family here. so i want to just dovetail on what you say, but it has to be like to say, okay, i would i literally my grandmother i was at shaker my grandmother the domestic of a kid that was in class. yeah. wow. yeah, wow, yeah, yeah. well, they have actually a lot of the people are i just want to end with but i want to end with a quick story about your, which is when i was in high school. he came to speak at the school and i asked him about the disproportionate number white kids and, the advanced classes. and i actually don't remember. his answer was i don't know that he had answer anyone more than any of the rest of us did. and then when i was a reporter for the associated press, when i got here, lots of appeals here, too. i, i interviewed him for a story i was doing about health care disparities. and i reminded him of this. and and he gave me of the best compliments ever had. he said, well, you were asking hard questions even then. so that's

and carl stokes is our uncle, who was the first african american mayor of. a major city. major american city. this is not just any family here. so i want to just dovetail on what you say, but it has to be like to say, okay, i would i literally my grandmother i was at shaker my grandmother the domestic of a kid that was in class. yeah. wow. yeah, wow, yeah, yeah. well, they have actually a lot of the people are i just want to end with but i want to end with a quick story about your, which is when i was in high school. he came to speak at the school and i asked him about the disproportionate number white kids and, the advanced classes. and i actually don't remember. his answer was i don't know that he had answer anyone more than any of the rest of us did. and then when i was a reporter for the associated press, when i got here, lots of appeals here, too. i, i interviewed him for a story i was doing about health care disparities. and i reminded him of this. and and he gave me of the best compliments ever had. he said, well, you were asking hard questions even then. so that's