>> You have to be -- you have to have very strong technical knowledge.
But on the flip side of that, you have to be sociable and personable enough to be able
to extend that technical knowledge to someone who doesn't have
that same technical knowledge that you do.
So for example, if I'm in the courtroom, I don't expect anyone to have the same level of training
or experience that I have in DNA.
And so how can I properly get the information that I know inside and get it
out to someone who can understand that?
And I'm saying that because the more public speaking that you can do,
the more positions you can put yourself in where you're -- it makes you really squeamish,
it makes you -- it's something that you don't want to do --
all of those things make you a better person.
And all of the things will make you more comfortable in being in that position
where you're in the courtroom and you are being tested very hard on the results that you've come
up with and the methods that the FBI has.
So do what you don't want to do because it will make you better.