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if you read historians like w.b.ubois, what you see coming out the best is virtue s of our nation. i don't think there was anybody living in my time, when i got to the congress, that better exemplified our common values than john lewis. for me, it is humbling. when he told me what it meant to him, that so much of his work, a symbol of the fruition of his work, was to watch the fourth properly elected black congressman to be sworn into the senate. it let me with this understanding, every moment i get to hold this job on walk on to the senate floor was paid for, literally, by the sweat and tears and blood of his generation. that i stand on the shoulders of such giants that i can never pay back, yet i can try to prove worthy by paying it forward every day through the work that we do. so it doesn't hang over me like -- i'm not sitting in the shadow of that, but i'm standing in the light of that every day. so many of my generation know the truth of how we got to where we are, standing in that light and that purpose. >> th