He handled it pretty good. What he means is we've all done something while driving inadvertently. Whether that means not realizing you are going down a one way street in the wrong direction which happened to me in another city once and another time while I was driving down in Florida, or some other mishap like knowing you shouldn't fly through a yellow light at the last minute because you are being impatient. Luckily for me it was early a.m. in one city but in Florida it was midday in heavy traffic and there was an island available I went upon to avoid hitting someone once I realized my mistake. In both instances I was in unfamiliar territory trying to navigate my way which distracted me temporarily.

This story is somewhat similar to the AOC story, you could find more wrong if you were looking for it but you stop to ask yourself did you honestly feel the person addressed the situation correctly or do I just want to try and find a fault, any fault out of desperation to make that person look bad. In AOC case I found myself saying I felt she addressed that particular instance rather well though if I was desperate to find a fault I could have said would she have reacted the same way if someone got up there and started saying we need to kill all brown people repeatedly?...because I don't think her response would have been the same and she would have lashed out at them.