i m making a factual point. why are you going after a woman? okay. [ overlapping speakers ] can a man say something to you? [ overlapping speakers ] be a gentleman. go ahead. as paul begala said earlier, kirsten made a mistake by calling for a resignation of the president i didn t say that. by the way when she did that, she stepped into the ring with the president and the president did what he s done for years now, fight back. go ahead, paul. to continue ed s met amore of punching, he s a dirty fighter, a low life that doesn t belong
piece with this man. he s a disrespect 2ful, cons stishlly ignorant child molester that doesn t belong in the senate. a couple weeks ago on meet the press together, you were confidence roy moore would lose. are you still that confident? yes, i am. richard shelby appearing yesterday stating succinctly he already did not vote for roy moore has quite an impact. our colleague on msnbc, the washington post, washington weekend review has been driving around alabama, i preface saying anecdote s evidence is evidence of anecdotes. seize a huge gap there of signs. doesn t see roy moore soin sig. people who live in alabama don t want to be seen as roy moore supporters because they are vocal and come after them on social media and in person, et cetera. steve schmidt just told nicolle
who doesn t belong. for the people who are trying to figure out where their loved ones might be. they are suggesting they are going to the headquarters and there they will work with them to help them find out where their loved ones are. for people who can t make the trek. the coroner s office will work with those folks, but they want people to show up in person. since have been standing out here, i saw a guy from a fast food shop with sandwiches coming by and a woman called in an order that she wanted to donate to the nurse s station here at the hospital. a bunch of sandwiches and people really rallying around the first responders who are taking care of the people and who are tragically impacted here. wonderful to hear the accounts of kindness and just to repeat what was said, if you are in the las vegas area and can give blood, it is the most urgent need. please do so if you can. the firsthand accounts of what
something that doesn t belong. it looks like we ve got some matches. and there s the matter of fact, there s a striker off the back of the match packet. so a couple matches wrapped up in plastic. this constitutes dangerous contraband because you can make fire out of them. he ll most likely get a write-up and be moved out of the dorm to a single cell. roll. let s go. back to your dorms. while most of the inmates return to the dorm, aaron byerly is rerouted by staff for some questioning. the match heads were found on his bunk. i have extremely bad luck when the s.o.r.t. team comes in. aaron byerly is going down. he ll talk to the officer in the morning. you just tell him your side of the story again. and then we ll decide if you re going to a single cell or allowing you to stay in the dorm, okay? all right.
you wave at it. and in a more serious matter beyond snacks my understanding is that it also can keep medical records, for example. i understand what you are saying about no g.p.s. if your medical records are on this chip, who has access to it and who might gain access to it who doesn t belong? well, everything is encrypted on it and the medical records are 100 percent encrypted on it as far as anybody gaining access to it, it s really whoever you give access to it by just basically waving your hand in front of an rfd reader such in a hospital. you can t walk by it like a cell phone and read the data off of it because it s 1 100 percent encrypted. steve: todd is going to be getting it himself in a couple of days. ainsley: does it hurt? i haven t had it yet. by every account.