would have given me some insight into what the answer to that question would have been because he was very calm about it. he was, like, i don t care. pete: i m okay with it. will: i m okay with it. i don t think the people will stand for it, but he seems totally at peace with what is coming his way in terms of lawfare. rachel: i think that is also a factor, the fact that they ve done everything they can to this guy. i mean, what s left? if i mean, or it s like remember when he used to tell african-american voters, what do you have to lose? he s a little bit, he s already this far in. they ve put the entire weight of the intelligence agent shes, the doj, the fbi, they ve spied on him, they ve put his kids through legal hell as well. i mean, it is they ve rifled through his waif s bedroom wife s bedroom. they ve done everything. andso i think the fact that he s stillen standing, standing with these numbers, standing after this interview to a ufc crowd that is described as a staggerin
caught would commit more murders. that is one of the reasons a bunch of police departments carefully going through all of their records to see if there are any other unknown murders that were not solved. because what did he do in the 12 years since 2010 and now? the task force is already found he did keep using the burner telephone, cell phones that help them in locating him. andso there is a lot more to coe with heuermann there s also parts of a bodies found that will also present in a manner builtbelt that s another place y have been committing murders that they are looking for. we have not heard the last of him. if he confesses then they have
we talked about this.th exactly. and can i say the reason why they becomis n whe serial is becausee of of that, that lack of memory that everyone has in being associated with them. they are non memorable. andso they are not someone that stands out in personality or physically. soutt th that s partly why theye able to fly under the radar because they are sorthey aret of mundane. that s why. and that s also why, by the way, when you uploadso wload yo it s not 23 me, it s not ancestry.com, it s additional sitea,s. and you have to toggle you have to choose actively to toggle to release your dne to relna sot you can help cold cases like this, because otherwise the privacy concerns haveof extinguished all of law enforcement s efforts in that regard. i thinknt that regard to i : this is the problem with work prom, that those are work. the kinds of of. yes. you know, victims, you canntial choose because essentially we ve made them apart from society. maybe they re estranged from their
you know, it s unbelievable. well, what is beautiful about western societies is that historically we ve adheredhi toa set of deontological inviolable principles. right. presumption of innocences. and absolute defense of freedom of speech.ea lad the idea, as you said , that lady justice is blind and these are inviolable principles. and that s what differentiates s the western tradition from other traditions. so, for example, where i come from in the middle east, islamic law, sharia law actually institutes codifies the fact that a penalty for a crime depends on the religiona of the perpetrator and the victim. ndso do we wish under the guise of the progressive cloak of social justice, adheree, to shariah law? or do we want to stick to the traditions of westernster jurisprudence, jurisprudence? i. it s absolutely insane. it s baffling. canada instituting the premises ,the principles of sharia law. gadg, you wrote in your book
as to where this nine percentis inflation rate suddenly came from. 9 perceit s got nothing to doht with that. don t worry about it. there will be no broadersions, repercussions. this isn t two thousand seventy eight all over tis in neve.r mind that we ve got twice as much debt in the economy now and they re raising rates on that debtsing rat, the fastee in history. it ll be just fine . so keep your money in. the banking system. i m sure it lli m su be okay. i mean, all kidding asidedding there, tucker, it s reallyas the only thing worse than all the reckless policies that led us to this lead us moments c is watching the policy response to it. hingponse toi mean, janet yellen performance in front of congress fngress a actually has accelerated the crisis becausead it s undermined confidence iner the banking system so dramatically. andso what could have been isoa isolated to a couple of banks that were grossly mismanaged is now a full blown banking