couple of things. when you have got a catastrophe or disaster like this, remember when the shooting happened, young shooter and the police showed up and we have a conflicting stories and we finally learned that it was incompetence on the part of some and even a lack of training. i don t know what they were doing there, but the focus on even in that issue guns was the wrong thing and the outset. rescue, recover, and rebelled. has echoes on you can figure out the dings that you could be doing differently. there are serious shortcomings and dysfunctions that happen throughout this period caution everybody that whatever agendas one may have, show some restraint and let s figure out. can we recover everyone. there s an error thousand people that may be stranded, that not recovered. figure out if something were to happen tomorrow, what have we learned to assure that we don t have to type of human error that
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do set the context or the trump administration did nothing wrong . i saw a tweet by secretary pompeo this morning, saying this was all on the biden administration. that s totally false. all the administrations that were involved in afghanistan and as well as the military, by the way, have have to bear some of the blame for some of the dysfunctions in afghanistan over 20 years important point because what we heard from john kirby and the document says, is that a lot of what we had to navigate was decided by the previous administration. how much of that was determined by the trump administration, whether hands tied. yeah that that resonated with me. i thought john kirby was very forceful and explaining that when you re talking about a doha agreement negotiated by secretary pompeo with the taliban, with no representation from the afghan government that was certainly demoralizing to afghanistan when you had 5000
and mass shooters that we have had in the recent history in this nation are all people who have had sexual identity dysfunctions. and the medical industry no longer will diagnose people with these these functions. they classify these people as having medical conditions. and this is a problem because people are growing up playing video games, which this person a video game fanatic. they do not understand who they are what their gender or sexuality is because of the way that society has changed. i m reading the stories that are out in the media and i can t even tell if this person was a transgender or transgender woman and it is reported as a woman but when the police actually put out the press notifications, they were saying they identify this person from the car and calling them a male. when you go to linked in, it is
he was sent to jail. he was placed on a registry. - he has to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. he is restricted in where he can live, work, with whom he can associate. - if you don t know somebody who s been on a registry, if you have no relation to that, then you might imagine that this is nothing. (somber music) - there s no one more vocal in defensive of chanel than i am but the recall s not the right way to protect future victims of sexual assault and prevent another brock turner from happening. - we need to shift our frame in thinking about how to deal, not just even with violence against women, but all kinds of violences, dysfunctions, social problems. - the energy and the kind of anger that really came through in the recall