we have got to do something on did daca. their supporters are if you are use they haven t done anything already. the president weighed in yesterday, putting his marker down and letting everybody know what his conversations have been with democrats. this is what the president tweeted. he said, the democrats have been told and he says fully understand that there can be no daca deal without the desperately needed wall at the southern border. we must protect our country at all costs. setting down a pretty firm line there, rachel ramp raach he is he is in line with where the american people are at. this is a president who really started his campaign on this issue. pete: absolutely. rachel: they want immigration reform. they want it to be done compassionately. the real sticking point has been border security. the american people have said we want to help the daca kids. we want to reform our very
vegas would prove itself and did, didn t it? yes, indeed. you know, the show must go on. we can t live in a world where one deranged individual or a terrorist group can affect the lives of so many people. although the town is somber, we must remember that this is a tale of two cities. the strip, 4.2 miles of adult insanity and then a community that cares compassionately for those that were killed and injured in this tragic terrible state of a fairs. our business is tourism and entertainme entertainment. if we were in the sun glass business, we would still be making sun glasses this morning. we re open for business. we thank everybody who has been with us through this awful 72
i ve not complained for nine years, all i ve done is try to be helpful. reporter: and when you heard that from him, that wasn t of course all he said. he said many different things, some people listened to his testimony, he was very self-serving. he talked about how great he was, how great he did in prison and blame on those who brought the guns, but ultimately, he did say that he was sorry, jake. during the hearing, we heard from simpson s robbery victim. he came forward, it s unusual to hear from a victim during the parol hearing. it absolutely is. bruce fromong, he was the memorabilia dealer who was o.j. simpson s long-time friend. he came out very strongly, most compassionately for o.j. simpson, probably more compassionate than anyone else, including o.j. simpson himts, jake. yeah, veried to have a victim come forward and ask for parol for the person who committed the crime against him.
to say we are going to raise a child as nonbinary, meaning we are not going to raise a child as male or female, which is something that the couple in canada is doing. tucker: there are legitimate i think medical situations and you just describe some of them. there s an open question and i would never deny that and you want to respond compassionately but that s not what this case is about. this case is about the idea that you get to choose what your sex s, which is a denial of biology and also i think is a psychotherapist he would agree, a cost to a child. if you say to a little kid i don t know if you re male or female, you decide, i don t think you are going to get a good outcome a lot of the time at all. that s what people have never done that in human history. nell: the person who is deciding to do this with their child up in canada, i spoke to them on the phone, the point that they are making is that this child is a spiritual being having a human experience, not a human being h
child as nonbinary, meaning we are not going to raise a child as male or female, which is something that the couple in canada is doing. tucker: there are legitimate, i think, medical situations and you just describe some of them. it s an open question and i would never deny that and you want to respond compassionately but that s not what this case i about. this case is about the idea that you get to choose what your sex is, which is a denial of biology, and also i think is a psychotherapist he would agree, you would agree, a cost to a child. if you say to a little kid i don t know if you re male or female, you decide, i don tli think you are going to get a good outcome a lot of the time at all. that s what people have never done that in human history. the person who is deciding to do this with their child up in canada, i spoke to them on the phone, the pointit that they are making is that this child is a spiritual being having a human experience, not a human being having a spiritu