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What does it truly mean to govern when you look at the world through the eyes of a parent? Abdul El Sayed opens up about fatherhood, political philosophy, and why the ultimate test of any society is how it treats the next generation. Discover the profound shift that happens when we stop viewing public policy as numbers on a spreadsheet and start treating every child as our own. Public leadership and modern fatherhood collide in a conversation that challenges conventional political strategy.

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00:00Your relationship with your kids evolves over time.
00:03You know, as soon as they're born, you know they're going to be the most important people in your life.
00:08And I think there's this thing that happens with dads in particular.
00:12You get so excited for them to be born, and then you realize that, like, for the first six weeks,
00:16they give you very little.
00:17And you're just trying to be a really good supporting actor.
00:24And then they smile the first time, and it, like, changes your life.
00:28You know, if I have one political philosophy, it's what would we build if we treated all of our kids
00:32like all of our kids.
00:32I had this incredible gift of a peaceful upbringing with a great set of schools, clean air, clean water.
00:41My daughters, for the most part, I assume will have those things.
00:44But not everybody's kids will.
00:46And I think there's a responsibility to be fighting to make sure that all of our kids have those things.

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