>> The stuff I'm learning, you know, from the terrorism class they offer, you know,
and just getting that knowledge and -- you're able to put it together on a case, you know.
And they have a lot of classes that inter-relate to a lot of things, you know.
And I'm not sure how all the other law enforcement federal agencies work,
but when it comes to the FBI, the FBI does everything.
And they don't just do drugs.
They don't just do weapons.
They don't just do gangs.
They do everything.
So having a -- having your criminal justice degree when you're learning about white collar,
you're learning about terrorism, I mean, you're --
I was able to bring that to the table every day, and I was able to, you know,
shoot my ideas in these big conferences where we're trying to figure out what we want to do
with this guy embezzling $5 million.
And I'm learning white collar as we speak.
And I'm just -- I'm able to, you know, chip and give info that actually, you know,
means something, not just somebody trying to get a word in just
because you're sitting in this table.
So it helped out a lot when it came to my career.