I start my day everyday at 6:30, and generally it ends at midnight. I think that is wonderful, because I was sent here to do a job, and I was sent here to win, and there is just not too many hours in the day I am not willing to give to it, particularly as long as we are winning. I have never seen Americans with as big a smile as on their faces as I have in the last 6 weeks going home.
Charles Norwood: “I start my day everyday at 6:30, and generally it ends at midnight. I think that is wonderful, because I was sent here…”
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Discussing dedication to work and positive public sentiment during a speech.
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