there s always something. i don t necessarily think it is speech but there is a culmination of a debt if you look at this guy s background, bowers background, he certainly had it. he turned evil and vile, turned into violence. the president says what is it in your power to do? on comfortable conversations about privacy. we can prosecute very well. what we don t be able to do as well as prevent. greg: you think about what prevented institutionalization was there for unstable individuals. we don t have that anymore. there are a lot of unsavory, unstable people. we don t know where to put them. this other guy, the bomber, he was hiding in plain sight. dana: 5 minutes before he left, he boasted i can t take this anymore because it couldn t take anymore refugees
the politics of personal destruction. it s obvious. they want to regain power and they try to make conservatives as evil as you can. they are not taking the kavanaugh confirmation well. this is a shocker. take a look. this is the institutionalization of tribunalism. people are shrieking and saying don t send us back to the 50s. brett kavanaugh said yes i can. the president is for law and order but not for secretary of state. this is a crushing defeat for women s rights. trump delivered racism for these people and misogyny and now the supreme court for these people. we will see if this rein they have control over all 3 branches
person. juan: you and i used to argue about the institutionalization. the homelessness problem and the problem with people with post-traumatic stress syndrome or somehow they are destabilized maybe mentally incapacitateside a big problem nationwide. the big cities especially. the affluent big cities and affluent states that are more democratic, more compassionate, if you will, in terms. katie: oh, come on. juan: they get and these places are out of control. greg: that s not compassion. jesse: when you have a statistic $37,000 taxpayer money spent per homeless person yet the homeless crisis is raging in san francisco. we had a similar statistic in baltimore. they spend more money per pupil in the school districts in baltimore than almost like any other city in this country and they have the worst test scores. maybe spending a lot of money and throwing money at the problem doesn t always help. juan: juan, let me just say that you and i happen to
and who is giving them bottles and putting them down for naps and whether the capacity is there for people that are licensed by the state to be able to give them the care they need and even if they are getting the best care as the a.p. article notes, we turned away from orphanages and institutionalization for a reason and that is because it has traumatic, long lasting and permanent trauma that we are imposing on this children who have been taken from their home to find some semblance of security in our country. i want to go to jacob soboroff. jacob, you ve been reporting on the border for years now. i want to know if you ve picked up any clues that were sounding like there s something out there called a tender age shelter. chris just hit the nail on the head, lawrence, inside this building we re standing in front of, 1,100 kids have been separated from their parents. i was inside the building and there are babies sitting by themselves in a cage with other
been made by the president of the united states and the people that work for him that are carrying it out to take this and create what is obviously now a very obvious humanitarian disaster and a practical one, too. i want to know whether these contracts have been vetted and who has them and who is caring for the children? who is changing babies diapers and who is giving them bottles and putting them down for naps and whether the capacity is there for people that are licensed by the state to be able to give them the care they need and even if they are getting the best care as the a.p. article notes, we turned away from orphanages and institutionalization for a reason and that is because it has traumatic, long lasting and permanent trauma that we are imposing on this children who have been taken from their home to find some semblance of security in our country. i want to go to jacob soboroff. jacob, you ve been reporting on the border for years now. i want to know if you ve picked up