and we are seeing the fruits of their labor. they understood one of the analogies i ve used, it s like the raptors testing the fencing in jurassic park and testing the fences and trying to see what s weak and lo and behold they went for a fence and they found that it was weaker than they thought. it didn t break, but they found it was weaker, found it wasn t electrified. what s the raptor going to do next? it s going to keep pushing that weak point until it breaks through and devours our democratic election. the raptors are republicans, by the way n this analogy in case that wasn t clear. i appreciate you keeping your analogies clear, and to your point, the problems that can destabilize an entire society don t always start out as big emergencies. they might start out with a drop of dinosaur blood in a mosquito trapped in amber, i think you know the story that i m quoting,
to save. 50 feet of structural glass in the middle of the bridge. it won t break and you feel like you are floating. i feel like indiana jones. it didn t break. that is unnerving. it is 140 feet to the bottom. it wouldn t work out well. what a view. you are pretty confident or you wouldn t be standing there. we are very confident. it will hold together. this bridge will be here forever. reporter: when is a bridge more than a bridge? when it serves as a bridge between a memorable past and even more exciting time.
afternoon the other day that this story didn t break from a local newspapers, it didn t break from the l.a. times. it didn t break from one of the local stations that we were talking just a minute ago. this came from the washington post. now, i want to ask you this, does the washington post had a ton of in-depth operatives that hang out in alabama and glean information all the time? i live in the neighboring county they have reporters who are doing their they were down there covering, doing a profile on roy moore because, i mean, this is a very talked about, highly sought after seat for the senate. the attorney general now is it s his former seat. a lot of focus on this and like any newspaper the washington post sent people down to do a profile. that s normal. the point i was making is that i ve never heard any of this locally. i live in the next county. ten minutes drive from my house and i can be in that county. local reporters who work there have said that they h
saying this and other women who have had similar encounters allegedly with roy moore. i told misbrook in the afternoon the other day that this story didn t break from a local newspaperment it didn t break from al.com. it didn t break from one of the local stations that we were talking just a minute ago. this came from the washington post. now, i want to ask you this, does the washington post had a ton of in-depth operatives that hang out in alabama and glean information all the time? i live in the neighboring county they have reporters who are doing thish they were down there covering, doing a profile on roy moore because, i mean, this is a very talked about, highly sought after seat for the senate. the attorney general now is up, it s his former seat. a lot of focus on this and like any newspaper the washington post sent people down to do a profile. that s normal. the point i was making is that i ve never heard any of
reservoir. what they did they had to let some of the water out before, the gate actually broke. what they did. they let a little walter out. they knew it would eventually flood our houses. ,000 they had to do it. it didn t break. and go everywhere. the thing is the rain is coming a lot faster than, than water is leaving. yeah, yeah, yeah. listen. awe aub that s the thing that is scary. we keep oechi ihoping it will s raining. when you think it will stop it rains harder than before. got to till you. we are glad you are okay. everybody in your family is fine, right? yes, yes. luckily. and we, we, and i mean the thing is that we walk two hours to the front of our neighborhood. i feel so, like, grateful right now. bah t because the area and school we are in. we have clothes, foextra, walte anything that they need. they have shelter here. i mean the thing is that, that we, nobody expected this to happen in houston.