when you look at when you look currently, tammy, we are at90% times we havofe 90% of our resources that are doing administrative duties. n we don t even have 50% of0% o our resources to begin a shift that is on the bordernd patrolling the border. and then by the end of the end of the shift, we have taken of 60, 60 , 70 , 80% of our resources out of the field to do administrative duties, to do hospital watchto d transport processing. this is not what borders not securitywh is supposed to be. and that s why we re seeing the chaos. yeah, i have to tell you,ink th sarah , and this is what i think that title 40 tois that when that gets lifted, it s noted that the extra money is going to be needed in part to process shelter and transpor t all of the people who are now are able to get into the country once that title 40 to is lifted. so they anticipate that will be . and now even though we re fighting it, but now b they want wee money to make sure that we ve got the highway into
tale, a means to prevent anything like that happening to me. my mom is the one who shared the story with me. even she didn t know in great detail about the series of events like we do now with going through the production. so when embodying a human being like this, there s of course the research you do to try to gain those traits and those aspects and understand the time period so the dialect and things of that nature. but it s also, like, conveying an authentic, accurate 14-year-old boy, a joyful boy. you know, a curious boy, and that was kind of my approach on it, to really fall into that, you know, that sort of dynamic. i was 14 when we filmed this. yeah. that had to be hard, though, right? we live in an era where this is happening to children, right? i mean, it s happening to boys and girls, and trayvon martin traumatized my kids because they were his age at that time.
anything else to be taught in school. that they don t want anything taught about thomas jefferson that doesn t make him into some sort of saint, but no one is a saint. i wonder what you would say to some of these governors in a lot of these red states who are saying, well, we can t teach anything about the founders, for instance, that isn t absolute virtue because it s going to make white children feel badly or it s going to if you teach about slavery it s going to make white kids feel guilty or anything about the founders that isn t that they were perfect, it s going to make people hate america. what would you say to those people? it s just so simple, joy. in most of those states, the state religion is not christianity or whatever. it s football. and if you had a football coach who in high school on a friday night or in college on a saturday didn t tell it like it was, oh, we really stunk on defense, the offense was good, special teams were this. if you re not telling the unvarnis
throughout everything, who is really the main reason that i m here, because without that support, without that push she gave me, and that nurturing of my dream, then i wouldn t have bib here today. you re going to make me cry because you referenced mom, you love your mama. you played basically a perfect sort of mom s son, mama s little man. beautiful boy. and you did such a good job. it was hard for me to watch it, but you made it easier because you were so good in it. jalyn hall, we re going to see a lot of you. thank you for being here. i m going to have to call you nephew now because i thoughts you were brilliant. please do. have a good night. thank you for being here. jalyn hall s star is on the rise, angela bassett is a hollywood legend. i recently had a chance to speak to the queen herself about black panther wakanda forever and the loss of the late great chadwick boseman. that s up next. discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone.
better and you don t get a new contract. in fact, you get fired midseason. why wouldn t we if we assume we re the most exceptional country on earth, why wouldn t we be harder on ourselves than anything? it s not harder. it s just true. you want to look at the guy who articulated, distilled a century of enlightened thinking into one sentence, we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal, owned 600 human beings in his lifetime. didn t see the hypocrisy and the contradiction, and that s the story. that s interesting. that s who we are. and if you want to sort of bury race, you have basically essentially said, we want to abdicate our position as the best country on earth. that is to say, we want not to be the best. we want to be ordinary. we want to be nativists. we want to have our head in the sand and being ostriches. so have at it, but a lot of this is just political posturing.