What does it take to face a massive political fallout, own your mistakes head-on, and step back into the public arena?

In this compelling and deeply candid episode of Qué Pasa Boston, host Gabriela Salas sits down with legal trailblazer Rachael Rollins. In her first major broadcast interview addressing her tenure, Rollins opens up about her historic rise as the first Black woman to serve as U.S. Attorney for the District of Massachusetts, the intense political pressures of federal leadership, and the headline-making federal watchdog reports that led to her resignation.

Now stepping forward as a candidate once again, Rollins addresses the controversies face-to-face—discussing what she learned from her departure, why accountability matters, and her unwavering vision for the future of the justice system. Plus, they dive into the urgent realities of immigration, civil rights, protecting local communities, and why your voice matters more than ever.

Tune in for an unfiltered, powerful conversation on power, accountability, and the future of law and order.

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