the problem. not this time. not this sheriff. he is doing the right thing. it s harsh to punish a child criminally but what do you do to send the message that it is not tolerated? i thought the sheriff was powerful, hey, parents, you don t have to be a best friend with your kid. telling them is not enough. also, maybe they shouldn t have the smartphone at age 12. maybe they could have a flip phone. have the discipline, put the standards in place. that kind of behavior is noticeable. exactly. early on. it is criminal behavior. i have two small children and i had a situation with my son. i specifically called the parents and said i m not going to speak to a child unless you can t. right. you need to shut this down. i ll tell you, it got shut down. that s parenting. those are parents being responsible. but you have a culture in place. kids will be kids, sunny. tell your kids to toughen up. that s what you hear. we have to tell our kids that is not the way you treat p
danger and god knows hindsight is always 20/20 like i say. wouldn t it be easier for him to start moving slowly? remember, he s in an suv. a 2,000 pound car. start moving it slowly. if they start pounding on the windows, bring a weapon out but is the standard, michael then it s justified. then it s justified. is it standard, though, if he felt his life was in danger, therefore he could do whatever he wants to do including harming other people? well, if his life is in danger, yes. but remember, the young man that was injured and he s no stranger to the criminal law, but he that s putting it lightly. how about a little more slowly. he starts to move out slowly. a little more slowly? this was a gang mentality. there were 23 motorcyclists
the coup, please don t call it egyptian government, because it is not. it s a coup government that has to go away. people in egypt are determined to because this is our power. we condemn all forms of violence. and the citizens and until the coup is over. mr. dardery, do you know where mr. morsi is right now? no one knows, except that the the do you have any reaction to the interim president mohammed elbaradei? i do thank him for doing this. he should not have been part of this crime and this gang mentality of those people in power. mr. elbaradei is way different from the gang mentality that we have in egypt. i do thank him and wish the rest of the government, that they will be held responsible. these are it will be held
brotherhood of texas. this is a vicious gang that boasts, as i understand it, 4,000 members, and they re tied to about a hundred killings. and one of the things they do is they engage in torture. does that stop step up the need for protection? oh, it absolutely does. when you re talking about a gang mentality, the mentality of worst amongst the worst who really have nothing to lose whether it s because they are incarcerated for the rest of their lives and working with people on the outside or they just don t care, that always makes the stakes much higher. because when people don t care about the outcome to themselves, they have nothing to lose, and it s much harder to protect the prosecutors and, unfortunately, their families when you re dealing with that type of mentality. gregg: anna who is also a prosecutor, thanks for being with us. thank you. gregg: martha? martha: president obama heads to connecticut today to talk gun control, a major push from the start of his second term. b
with some sort of moral compassion. but we also have to look at nature versus nurture. and area we had a town that has a football mentality where these players are treated as if they re demi gods and therefore they can get away with appalling an hafr. and then you have to look at the gang mentality that night. there were other teenagers involved who had gotten immunity who had taken pictures of her. so people were egging each other on towards this very inappropriate horrific and sexually violating behavior. katie, i want to read you something that the attorney general mike dewine said. he said rape is not a recreational activity. we as a society have an obligation to do more to educate our young people about rape. they need to know it is a horrible crime of violence and it s simply not okay. it seems sad to me that he thinks that we actually have to educate our young men about what rape is. yeah, and rape is a crime that happens in every community