officer, the meda will to special agent crystal griener, special agent david baily, and alexandria police department officers, nicole ba tag leah, kevin jobe and alex general sen. the medal of vol or is reserved for those that go above the call of duty as each of these men and women did that on that fateful day, and they did it with great courage and they did it with instinct. when our human instincts tell us to run, there s danger, our police and first responders run straight at it. standing in the breach protecting the innocent and keeping our loved ones safe. now i would like the military aide to read the citation as these great american heroes step
the medal of valor to special agent crystal griner, special agent david bailey, and alexandria police department officers nicole bataglia, kevin jobe and alex johnson. the medal of valor is reserved for those that go above and beyond the call of duty as each of these men and women did that on that fateful day and they did it with great courage and they did it with instinct. when our human instincts tell us to run, there s danger, our police and first responders run straight add it. standing in the breach, protecting the innocence and keeping our loved ones safe. now i would like the military aide to read the citation as these great american heros step forward to receive the medal of
of socialism. think about it. right? nobody can drive for anything because the government will take it and redistribute it all. in this case, nobody should bother striving to be number 1 in the class because they re either not going to make you number 1 or they re going to make everyone number 1. are they completely missing basic human instincts? that we are competitive and we do want to succeed? we want to win? it s a participation trophy mentality that we re bringing in, that there should be no competitions. life isn t fair. i grew up with a single mom. i was out on my own for 12-17. i didn t have it easy. i didn t tell my teachers or my school that i should be given an extra gpa. i still strived. same boat as ashley. i got close to being valedictorian. i almost made but i didn t.
because she couldn t move like everyone else out of the arena. so i recon a lot of the injuries came a lot from that. also in a state where you heard the word bomb and explosive, you can try to calm people down, but people will sprint and trample, human instincts to get out. in terms of the response from police emergency services, you said that there was a big presence in the streets instantly as soon as you got out of the venue. do you feel like they handled the situation in an orderly and appropriate way? do you feel the police response was appropriate? talk about to
then the osbournosbournes, cy fit club, keeping up with the kardashians. and michael herschborn argues that celebrity reality tv is popular because it s a logical extension of our deep human instincts for competition and status played out across a larger than life celebrity tableau, celebrities that americans have come to identify with. hers herschhorn has written that the grand daddy of them all, celebrity apprentice, works because it offers a picture of darwinian competition in a hamster cage. a set of modern psychological experiments that place real people in artificial situations to see what happens. now, as far as many voters were concerned, this past presidential campaign was offered as a series of celebrity reality contests that was good for ratings and obviously good for the master of that medium, donald trump. but is this lens any way to cover a new government, let alone run it? our guest today, fittingly, is