He is returning to the private sector. Any announcement about his replacement will be made in Washington.

We didn't have any Ku Klux Klan in Washington, D.C. There was no White Citizens Council. I mean, there was just this vast separation that you didn't have any kind of contact with until you went beyond the boundaries of your community.

It's the season to scam, gate, bash and amokize every noun around Washington.

We would feel lost in Washington without him.

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That's something we obviously are hoping will carry into his efforts in Washington, D.C..