materials to a young girl, 15-year-old girl. you pled guilty. you served jail time. have you changed? are you a different person? well, i think so. i don t think anyone can go through that kind of experience and i think this is probably true of people who have been through other types of adversity. i don t think you go through that type of experience and don t emerge changed. sean: wait a minute. that is an obscure answer. i think so. either you know when your heart if you ve changed or you know when your heart that you didn t change. can you assure people, because you are going to try to draw in an audience and they re going to want to know if you ve changed or not. have you changed? they can judge for themselves. sean: i m sorry? i said they can judge for themselves. i am not out to persuade you or anyone else that i ve changed.
red cross. nicole, i hear dome and louisiana and hurricane, and i immediately think of the new orleans superdome and hurricane katrina which leads me to ask what the red cross is doing to make sure some of those horror stories from 16 years ago don t emerge again. and you know today, thank you for having me. right now we have about 600 folks of red cross on the ground in preparation for this storm, right? we re sitting with fellow louisianians and riding this storm out, but really we ve got rod crossers here operating evacuation shelters, and we re planning for what the next few days are going to look like. as the sun rises in the morning, what is the damage? what what do families need? what does the community need and for us the red cross is going to be there to help in this recovery. nicole in 2005, of course, the red cross wasn t also dealing with the coronavirus. what precautions do you have to put in place to try and contain the spread of the delta variant