So now, regardless of what happens to me, I believe the good samaritan asked the question, what is going to happen to that person if I don't help, not what is going to happen to me if I try to help.
Dan Bishop: “So now, regardless of what happens to me, I believe the good samaritan asked the question, what is going to happen to…”
On the recordApril 26, 2021
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Bishop emphasizes the importance of helping those in need over personal consequences.
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