resignation. you know, on the basis of the way that governor cuomo handled, you know, the first round of this where i mean other than joe biden there was almost no one in theal democratic politic establishment who didn t call for his for him to resign. so i don t know at this hour whether the combination of the fact that a report that everyone expected to be bad for him turned out to be even worse, as joyce pointed out. it is vivid. there s vividness, there s consistency. there are new accusers. there s detail. it is a very, very damning report. the combination of that and the untenability of his response to it, which claire points out, which is that, hey, i m sorry, they re all wrong, they re all lying, it is all some kind of conspiracy, none of it is true, i just am a nice guy, you know, i touch people occasionally. it is just so ludicrous and i
they are two people who can voice their own opinions without fear, and be awful and apologize, and hit a dry spell in the marriage and then find the heat between them again. people were feeling probably that combination of i relate to it, and i aspire to it. more. come here. that made it very much its own. early on season one, i think the network said, you guys should have a kid. no, no, no, no. that s too soon. season two, time for a kid. the network was like annoying in-laws. so when are you guys going to try? i ll let you know. in raymond you never saw the kids. i saw your car pull up. you didn t call. no. we really wanted to focus on the marriage and their relationship with the parents. hi. i m ray and i live here in long island with my wife, debra.
people were representing to it and aspiring to it. more. that made it very much its own. early on season one, i think the network said you guys should have a kid. no, no, no. that s too soon. season two. it s time for a kid. it was almost like they were like annoying in-laws. when are going to try? we ll let you know. on raymond, you never saw the kids. hi. mom. hi. i saw your car pull up before. you didn t call. hi, debra. we wanted to focus on the marriage and the relationship with the parents. hi. i m ray and i live here in long island with my wife debra. in the very first season ray says in the opening credits it s not really about the kids. it s not about the kids. i say that for every year you re over 40, you should add an inch to the hemline of your dress. you should be dragging around a persian rug.
years of law enforcement, what did he do that day? he had been a member for three days. he s inside the chambers. people are breaking in. first he joins other members an they barricade the door. people are breaking the glass, officers have they re weapons drawn, to protect from people coming in. a member for only three days we didn t call him congressman tha day, we called him sheriff. he looks through the glass, he doesn t have a weapon, but he combs the situation. he talks to those who are on th other side. that is a leader. he saw through the entire senat report, he has laid out every chronological order of what had taken place. used his own experience of bein a sheriff for eight years, preparing for situations just like the one he was drawn into. and he had even more questions.
that s not funny. they are two people that can voice their own opinions about fear and the awful unapologize and hit a dry spell in the marriage and find the heat between them again. people were feeling probably that combination of i relate to it and aspire to it. that made it very much its own. early on season one the network said you should have a kid. no, no, no that s too soon. season two, time for a kid. the network was like annoying in laws. when are you guys going to try? i ll let you know. in raymond you never saw the kids. i saw your car pull up. you didn t call.