okay. that s a very diverse couple. wa, wa. valentine s day is not the day to hang out with debbie or dan downer. no toxic people. you can call them february 15th, but on the 14th, be with somebody who lifts your spirits. you re saying it s a day of love, even if you don t have the lid to your pot. exactly. not everybody has a significant other. but we have men and women in our armed forces that are protecting this country. they would do anything to be here. and spend a day with their wife, their kids, their dog, their next-door neighbor, their teacher, their friend. it s a day for you to indulge. take care of yourself. you don t have somebody in your life, go get a manicure, pedicure. get your hair highlighted. do something wonderful for you because it s more important to love yourself. right. brian s going to get his hair highlighted. right. i m getting the wrong thing from this segment. don t be a debbie downer. thanks so much. happy valentine s day.
he s awesome. megyn: noted. more of the same, right? and also if we think back, when bill clinton was fighting with republicans in the house, which is our template for this, and they did government shutdowns, partial government shutdowns back in the day, back in 95 and 96, and a couple of weeks at a time and you bump into, closed the washington monument and bill clinton could tell his wife and his family and tell the social secretaries and tell everybody, we ve got to be cool for a while, don t do anything because that s the austerity. this is the shock and awe, this is what we re supposed be to be doing. but the president is playing a long game on these cuts and talking about the cuts and ramped it up big, well in advance of the imposition of the beginning of them and they haven t he slowly made the changes as you say, and this is a slow process, and as we ve already seen, it s been mitigated substantially by spending legislation in congress, but that means that the president is
on carry laws are currently being debated and what we did hear there was that the students, every school administrator, you know, every chief from there was all saying that this is not something that they can have on campus. you know professors were saying that school needs to be a place to come together and have an open debate and if there s concern in the classroom and you don t know who is carrying, it does limit the experience of the teachers there. so, i don t think that this is something we can automatically say there are implications, there are not implications, as debated in the state. it s clear where the administrators are standing on it. you know, lars, sadly the days where our kids go to school at the elementary school level, at the college level, and we can feel confident they are safe and don t have to worry, are really gone. i mean, i know that this has happened in a fraction of cases, i know the vast majority of kids are safe, but you always have to worry that this i
rehab and get them back home with their families and prevent them from getting back in the trouble in the beginning. but, again, you ve got to go back to the beginning. the beginning is the broken community, the broken families, and the fact that drug gangs, that gangs and people that have frankly exhibit bad behavior, will bring others into it, whether it s try this, you know, kids try something, get hooked on crack. look what it did to guys fromliny bias in the 80s until now. we ve got to get back to the real problem. we can t turn our prison system into a correctional into a social engineering construct of we re going to give you a faulty excuse an excuse. megyn: prison isn t generally about rehab and counseling. what do we have, reports of a prison where people are openly shooting videos and using drugs and gun use. how are you going to rehab, to your point, people in that system. first don t get them into the system and stop selling the false narrative that it s society s
it s a feel-good to say we re going to change sentencing guidelines. and victimless. there s no illegal drug that s not in any way tied to a violent crime from production to end use, whether it s distribution or tied to other activities. so this is not really. this is hollywood being hollywood. why don t they stick to making movies, if you want to tackle the real issues, communal problems, families, communities that are broken. broken families. and they believe that broken families on the prison system. they say that the reason we have so many one-parent households aur it s not the prison system, so why don t we start with the home? and that s the interesting thing, they sort of pay lip service to intervention and that kind of thing and try to stop the crimes from happening, but they seem more focused on the punishment of the crime and on the policies that govern crime and they talk about how we need to revamp the policies of the last 30 years that have seen the prison populat