i know a lot has been made of the doorknocker read that was carried out predawn on roger stone. his wife, his home. and there have been other instances that were very public with michael cohen. what is your thought on that? >> i think, harris, that what you see over the course of the investigation is that two things happen. number one, because the collusion narrative -- especially as it was originally articulated -- was kind of sold as the crime of the century, people who are charged with comparatively trifling crimes are treated as if they were major criminals. i'm thinking not just of what happened with stone, where you had dozens of agents and tactical teams and all that dissent on his home, and then he chortles out in the courtroom about three or four hours later on a signature because the government didn't even seek to have him held without bail. it's kind of stream to do for her at -- >> harris: i've heard you say, among all of those, you call them process crimes. that the witness tampering is one that is very serious. and that is something we have seen with this particula

they did all the hard work, with doorknocking, phone call and, and everything else that is needed for a successful campaign thanks to the many groups and organizations and leaders here in the city. many of whom i am joining on the board. they actively supported me. during my campaign, we had a slogan that connected to my star wars nerdiness. district four awakens. i feel like we ran a great campaign, and we lived up to that theme. we really ran the strongest grassroots people powered campaign ever in district four, and we, i think through our work together collectively, we started to chart a new direction for our neighborhood that will have a big impact on the whole city. thank you everybody that was part of our campaign. of course, thank you for the district four voters. and in electing me to be the representative. i will work hard and commit to representing your interests first. i wanted to make a few broader points that i reflected on, as i was getting ready to step into this role today. first of all, i stand on the shoulders of the progressive asian-american movement that has spea