senators that operate in my district. i will not stop calling until i reach them. our fight is a continuum of the ever-present equal rights movement. every day we fight to abolish laws that harbor hatred and discrimination against all people, laws that infringe on our civil liberties. she s serious about the issue. it s interesting to hear on youtube and the click, you know, from the senator s office. she got the antiquated capitol system. couldn t be more stark. do we know how that vote is going. democrats in the senate only have 59 now. they are literally one vote short of the 60 they need to break a republican phil bufilib. nothing is ever straightforward in the senate. the battle to start debate in the defense bill that authorizes the pentagon to repeal the don t ask don t tell policy. the republicans are going to
any place else. they don t do it there because there isn t a shield to protect you. what s your beef? bill: i m glad you asked. here is my big beef. all right? this whole movement has been hijacked by anarchists, communists, and crazy people. they dominate now. and the good, sincere protesters, and there were some, are afraid of them. you know what strikes in my mind old foggy, because what you just said was used time and time again against the anti-vietnam war protesters. you emphasize the people on the edges. bill: you are justifying all this violence now? i justify none. you are pufingt words in my mouth and it s not appreciated. it s not true. bill: if you weren t justifying it. i said specifically that anyone who raises their hand to a police officer. bill: it doesn t matter. the equal rights movement worked because it was nonviolent. bill: this is not nonviolent it? is essentially nonviolent. i only know the park. i have been down there far more.
any place else. they don t do it there because there isn t a shield to protect you. what s your beef? bill: i m glad you asked. here is my big beef. all right? this whole movement has been hijacked by anarchists, communists, and crazy people. they dominate now. and the good, sincere protesters, and there were some, are afraid of them. you know what strikes in my mind old foggy, because what you just said was used time and time again against the anti-vietnam war protesters. you emphasize the people on the edges. bill: you are justifying all this violence now? i justify none. you are pufingt words in my mouth and it s not appreciated. it s not true. bill: if you weren t justifying it. i said specifically that anyone who raises their hand to a police officer. bill: it doesn t matter. the equal rights movement worked because it was nonviolent. bill: this is not nonviolent it? is essentially nonviolent. i only know the park. i have been down there far more.