and they had this sort of belt on. they looked to us and i didn t know what to do. everyone was at the back of the restaurant and started going back down towards the street and he kept a lookout and i managed to get it down and saw it as far as we kds could and it was slow as usual. we just saw everyone got locked inside. we looked underneath and probably about five minutes and we don t know. there s a gap in the shutter. about five minutes later there was gun shots everywhere. we re trying to keep everyone down, keep everyone calm. everyone did a really good job, honestly. it was a moment of absolute panic and for about an
outrageous,age ri, hurtful, but clearly protected. it s the fa% where she is clearly kpibtsing fighting g works. it makes it clear that her actions are criminal. squl and then she s got the child abuts charge in there. they were, like, there s a 14-year-old you used the belt on. the problem is she s got a long list of issues here. what s likely to happen to her now? her lawyers will do the best that they can, alleging that her speech is analogous to others, outrageo outrageous, offensive things. i think they re going to fail. you have to look at everything. it s not just the words p it s the actions. she s holding a gun and a machete. she s saying let s get them. let s be warriors. she s not suggesting through words or actions.
outrageous,age ri, hurtful, but clearly protected. it s the fa% where she is clearly kpibtsing fighting g works. it makes it clear that her actions are criminal. squl and then she s got the child abuts charge in there. they were, like, there s a 14-year-old you used the belt on. the problem is she s got a long list of issues here. what s likely to happen to her now? her lawyers will do the best that they can, alleging that her speech is analogous to others, outrageo outrageous, offensive things. i think they re going to fail. you have to look at everything. it s not just the words p it s the actions. she s holding a gun and a machete. she s saying let s get them. let s be warriors. she s not suggesting through words or actions. she s saying violence.
a belt on. he had padding and a rifle in his hands and at that point, he was four or five feet away from me and the gentlemen, he s not a gentlemen, but he put that gun in my face and i at that point didn t know what to do. he stood you know, six foot tall, 185 pounds with a gun in my face three feet away from me. he actually put the gun to your face? yes, sir. he held the barrel of the gun to your face. but didn t shoot you, obviously. he held in my direction, towards my face and didn t shoot me because i moved out of the way quick enough to where i could duck for cover and pull myself underneath a chair and hide with my best friend and you know, try to tuck ourselves underneath the chairs and hide and just stay still. at that point, i told everybody to just stay calm and wait for him to go up the stairs and when
what is wrong with a hoodie in 90-degree heat? it s crazy but they have the right to do it. greg: two issues. one is a hoodie and it covers what you look like so you can t be identified if you commit a crime. the other is what obscene. nobody want to see somebody else s butt. bob: i wouldn t be so quick to say that. greg: i told you this a million times, pull up your pants. andrew: have you said that? greg: many times. kimberly: bob has a belt on. greg: finally for after weeks of persuasion. andrew: can you weigh in on the nypd? bob: i a belt on because i m going away for two days. don t break your hearts now. i ll be back on monday. you can t get away from me. the new york city police department wants to monitor facebook and tweeter or twitter? kimberly: twiter. bob: that is as close to unconstitutional as you can