No. Either one of them . No. Youre not a murder . Not a murder. Madison holton, high school senior, accused killer. I literally got chills. This is a huge deal. The father had come home and found a lot of drug paraphernalia. They were having issues with him. It was hurting her heart to have this happen. Distraught parents. A Family Meeting explodes into violence. That situation goes from calm to murder in eleven minutes . I mean, its homicide. I didnt hurt either of my parents. I dont think anybody is jumping up and down about having to put a 17yearold boy in jail. This was a lot bigger and a lot deeper than initially we thought. They thought i picked out some weakminded kid. They didnt know who they were playing with. Hello and welcome to dateline. Madison holton was a restless teenager itching for independence. His parents were worried he was headed for trouble. They gave him an ultimatum. Shape up or suffer the consequences. Then in the blink of an eye, two people were dead. Police
heart, then that applies just so much to the 16-year-old young woman drug addicted on the floor of the county lockup or the 52-year-old lawyer who got addicted to opioids and has now driven his life off the road. we need to be looking in our country, i believe, for the idea that everybody can be redeemed and everybody can be changed and everybody can have another chance if in their heart they really believe that. and i think that i feel it so strongly because that s what mika th my ka thol catholicism has caught me. as far as italian american, the food in the white house will be better. guaranteed it will be better. i have to say this because my mother is watching from heaven. he was a sicilian american. he would make sure i corrected the italian american thing.
to the 16-year-old woman drug addicted on the floor of the county lockup, or the 52 -year-old s lawyer who got addicted to opioids and has now driven his life off the road. we need to be looking in our country, i believe for the idea that everybody can be redeemed. everybody can be changed, everybody can have another chance in their hearts they believe that. i think that i feel it so strongly because that s what my catholicism has taught me. as far as being the first italian american presidents, let me guarantee you this, the food will be better in the white house. that s for sure. secondly i have to say this, because i know my mother is watching. she was a sicilian american. she would make sure that i corrected the italian american thing. sicilians are very sensitive about that. i will tell you the greatest to lessons my mother ever taught me. first, she said you can be anything you want to be if you are willing to work hard enough. she drilled that into my head every day. i would n
into the same tired debate. i think i think tougher penalties on those expedited appeals. so that people meet their fate in years, not in decades. those who engage in these mass killings that are happening all across our country, and secondly, i will tell you when i was governor of indiana. one of my last acts was i broke ground on the first mental health hospital that indiana had built in 30 years. wolf. we have got to get back to institutional mental health care in this country. so that when we identify people that are that are demonstrating a propensity for violence that their families can intervene and have somewhere to send them which usually today is just the county lockup for a short period of time. i think we ve got to get serious about mental health , but i also think we ve got to have tougher penalties at the federal level for this mass shooting business and it i think it s time. i think it s time for federal legislation with the death penalty for mass shooting . let s turn t
built in 30 years. wolf we have got to get back to institutional mental health care in this country. so that when we identify people that are that are demonstrating a propensity for violence that their families can intervene and have somewhere to send them which usually today is just the county lockup for a short period of time. i think we got to get serious about mental health, but i also think we ve got to have tougher penalties at the federal level for this mass shooting business and it i think it s time. i think it s time for federal legislation with the death penalty for mass shooting . let s turn to some other very important domestic issues. well well, i have you, mr vice president, starting with social security and medicare, which are really important. former president trump and governor ron desantis. for that matter. both say they oppose changes to those programs. that s what they say. now you say changes should be on the table. so let s get specific. what changes would you mak