I Knew You Would Keep Your Word Because You Knew I Would Keep Mine

When Kent was a young lawyer, he wasn't afraid to poke a judge he thought was treating him unfairly. Listen as he recounts making a vow that nearly gave one judge a heart attack. When Kent was young, a small-town police chief caught him throwing cherry bombs and made him choose one of three punishments. Decades later, when Kent was in Congress, the chief told him why he knew he would keep his word.