Resonated in an area beyond gun control. yeah, and i think that s an important part of how this is becoming politicized, but we have to think about in our country what o values are. freedom is absolutely one of them. safety and protection is also part of those values and i think that s where the discussion how do we create a rule of laws and a rule of order because when we look at our country, for example, when you go to get your driver s license, you can t be epileptic or have vision problems, that endangers other americans by you being on the road. in the same way, we have a mentally ill gun owner, it s not about taking away rights, it s about maintaining still independence, but also safety. if i may you can get a driver s license with vision problems. yeah. megyn: just have to have your contact lenses in. you can t be blind. megyn: corrected. or i wouldn t be driving. go ahead, mike.
i m epileptic, you know, which i have grand mal seizures. just one week later, bennett was found dead in his cell. though there were no signs of foul play, the prison began an investigation. all inmate deaths in the florida department of corrections are investigated by our inspector general s office and they re reviewed by florida department of law enforcement to ensure there is no foul play. the medical examiner currently has done the autopsy, and all of the case is under investigation at this time, so i can t reveal any more details about inmate bennett at this time. as the investigation into bennett s death proceeds, life for santa rosa s other 2,800 inmates continues on. well, good morning. i m still here at lovely santa rosa, main unit, here in milton, florida.
I want to be a productive member of society, you know? paul bennett had just arrived at the santa rosa correctional institution from another florida prison. he did so in a wheelchair and with a bullet still lodged in his head, along with other health problems. i m epileptic, you know, which i have grand mal seizures. just one week later, bennett was found dead in his cell. though there were no signs of foul play, the prison began an investigation. all inmate deaths in the florida department of corrections are investigated by our inspector general s office and they re reviewed by florida department of law enforcement to ensure there is no foul play. the medical examiner currently has done the autopsy, and all of the case is under investigation at this time, so i can t reveal
Cute and they try to either put poison pills in it or try to amend it to get a few more of their members to vote for it. i probably would use different words than my good friend adam has used, but as i essentially agree with his point. look, this is very late in the process. there will be some discussion about potential amendments. that s legitimate. i think you have to recognize when the senate worked until 2:00 last night when the markets opened tomorrow in a situation like this, speed is more important than perfection. there will be epileptic of opportunities for spending and what have you. deal is a deal. we can debate as to whether it s a good deal or not. i think at the end of the day a majority of republicans will support it. we ought to take this and then move to ground. we re on much firmer footing. we have a great deal more leverage, and that s spending, entitlement reform, and eths, again, are the ones that are coming up.
Sentence can represent a black hole that consumes years of life, some inmates insist the experience motivates them to become better people. that s my ultimate goal. i want to be a better man. i have the opportunity where i can be a better criminal, but that s not me. i want to be a better man. a better father. i want to be a better son. i want to be a productive member of society, you know? paul bennett had just arrived at the santa rosa correctional institution from another florida prison. he did so in a wheelchair and with a bullet still lodged in his head, along with other health problems. i m epileptic, you know, which i have grand mal seizures. just one week later, bennett was found dead in his cell. though there were no signs of foul play, the prison began an investigation. all inmate deaths in the florida department of corrections are investigated by our inspector general s office and they re reviewed by florida