people really didn t have energy. we didn t have energy, but that s what was on our minds. coming into the session in january was right at the conclusion of that election cycle and then the attack on our capitol. so elections were on our mind. and so it s not unusual for us to take those things that are topical, that are hot at the moment, that people are focused on, and, okay, is there policy we need to review? the texas election bill became law in september when the governor called a second special session. election integrity is now law in the state of texas. there s no question that this bill will make it harder to vote in a state that is already among the hardest to vote in the country. and that s why we re always in the lowest quintile in voter participation. the texas legislature has repeatedly shown they care more about partisan advantage than they do about voting rights and they re willing to do whatever they can to stay in power.
trump, listen. the only way a republican wins is by campaigning with your arms wide open, with an uplifting message rather than one where you re dictating and sternly telling them to eat their broccoli. this is the new attacking jeb bush. saying, the worst thing he can think of about donald trump is donald trump is telling north korea eat their broccoli. peter, you just wrote a biding piece where you said the big problem isn t that he s responding to donald trump finally, but he looks kind of weak in how he s responding to donald trump. right. i think donald trump is testing jeb bush. he said a couple months ago that he thought jeb bush was not a warrior, didn t have energy. and he went and attacked the people that jeb bush cares about the most. jeb bush cares a tremendous amount about immigrants, he s married to one. he said he s immersed in the immigrant experience. and when trump attacked the people who he really cares about, he didn t come back from the gut. he said oh, trump
her all-time high, 225 pounds. i didn t have energy. and i didn t want to get on the floor and play with them. i was unhappy with myself. reporter: but getting on an exercise program. never, i had never exercise in my life. reporter: so she turned to pact. it is an app that uses money to motivate your workouts. weight has a secret weapon. pact. reporter: and it worked. tiffany lost 90 pounds. it seemed like it was just for me. it was made for me. i realized i could make money at it. reporter: you give the app your credit card or paypal information. each week you pledge you will do a certain number of workouts and say what penalty you will pay if you miss one. that s right. minimum $5 fine is assessed if you skip the gym. but if you make all the workouts, your reward money comes from the pot of fines from people who fail to honor their pact. how does the app know you have gone for a walk or been to the gym and didn t say you worked out.
tour promoter for hiring conrad murray when he was introduced by a family member? he was not set up to take care of michael on an ongoing basis. he wasn t licensed in england. so it doesn t make sense if you re going to hire a physician you want a competent physician, here is the strange thing. he owd huge amounts of debt to conrad murray. it was a set up. the klein thinks dr. murray was the fall guy. he points to a contract jackson signed which holds the star responsible for financial losses if failing to meet his commitment would have cost the artist millions of dollars. tell me about what you know on the personal basis about michael s psychological state during that time. he was not the same person anymore. he was depressed and didn t have energy.
these opportunities, and then they just blow it by taking these ridiculous drugs. and it is his laziness. all you have to do is submits a doctor s prescription and it would have been fine? joy that probably proves it was not a big deal to him. john what do you think? if they will not take adderall they will take something else. uh apparently it is a medicine for an actual condition. if the player is not focused and didn t have energy he would take a drug to get back to normal. if the drug makes him normal why is it performance enhancing instead of just returning him to his normal state? that s what i say. i think it is the same with steroids. roger clemens, the man was old. he takes it just to get baying to his normal get back to his normal 28-year-old self. we are talking about adderall. matt, why do they take adderall, why not drink coffee? hundreds of cups.