- Tonya Harding talked to ABC's "Good Morning America" about the attack on her Olympic figure skating rival Nancy Kerrigan in 1994.
- The attack was orchestrated by Harding's ex-husband, but some people still think she was behind it.
- She says the media had already convicted her: "I'm always the bad person."
- Harding says she still cares about people who wrongly think she was behind the attack.
- "Is it a challenge from the Lord to see how far I can be pushed until I break and become nothing?" Harding said. "You can't push me that far anymore. Because I've been nothing."
- "It's my faith in myself and in my father that comes back to me — and makes me get back off my butt and be something worth being proud of," Harding continued.
- Harding's life is dramatized in the movie "I, Tonya" and covered in the new ABC documentary "Truth and Lies: The Tonya Harding Story."
- Watch part of Harding's interview below.
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