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First of all, thank you for sharing your story. It is truly incredible and your strength is inspiring.

I'm wondering, as someone who was on death row, a little more about your thoughts on the death penalty. Of course, there's the issue of people who, like you, could be put the death over an inaccurate verdict - but what about the people who actually do commit heinous crimes? What would your argument be for or against the death penalty in the case? And how is the general sentiment around the death penalty among death row inmates - of course, no one wants to be put to death, but what about the morality of it? Do people have an attitude of, "I deserve this," or is there a strong sense of the death penalty being morally wrong?

Hi Bob! My question is about Breaking Bad - throughout the show and I think especially in the later seasons, there are very (VERY) few "light" moments... so I'm wondering what the vibe was like on set. You're obviously a funny guy, but did the content of the scenes you filmed affect the mood of the cast/crew? Is everyone just talking in between long pauses and heavy breathing all the time or is the mood on set totally different from what we see on screen?

What is your response to people who say they don't vote because they don't feel they are educated enough on the issues?