ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: I in my life have been abused, also. I mean just with an ex‑husband, a husband, you know, that just beat the hell out of me, you know, a few times and then, you know, I killed him. But it ‑‑ I don’t think that that’s a nice thing. I don’t think that ‑‑

JAMES: You killed him emotionally?

ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: No, I shot him.

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JAMES: Self‑defense?

ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: Yeah.

JAMES: How old were you then?

ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: It was only actually about ‑‑ well, I was 35.

ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: No, not right that instant, but ‑‑

JAMES: But then ‑‑

ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: Well, actually he was going to, but I knew he was going to but I knew the second I opened my mouth when I said [ BLEEP ] you and I walked away ‑‑

ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: No, not right that instant, but ‑‑

ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: I knew ‑‑

HANNAH: You knew it was coming.

ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: I knew it was coming.

HANNAH: That’s smart. I wish I could do that to the pimp.

ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: Yeah, I know it. I know it. And he was 6′ 2,” 6′ 2″ and weighed 300 pounds.

JAMES: 300? He was kind of fat.

ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: He wasn’t real fat but he was big, really big.

HANNAH: Husky guy.

ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: Yeah. And he came at me, and I let him throw me around a little bit, you know, and then I just picked up the gun and said [ BLEEP ] you. And I shot him. And he died, right there.

ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: And ‑‑ but before that I had done ‑‑

ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: Some ‑‑ laid some groundwork, you know.

ACORN REPRESENTATIVE: I went to the violence shelter and I pleaded my case with them so everybody in town was knowing that this was happening.

Glenn will have the whole hour long video at 5 today I guess.