 When I was 18 and a young pop, I'm 62 and a very old pop right now is evidenced by my ability to walk around Milwaukee. But I worked for a guy named Vince Fechtel because he was my dad's friend. They played high school football together. He let me in the inner sanctum. I really got to learn how it all works and saying to a black man on national television that if you don't vote for me, you ain't black and you're a white dude.