marriage unlawful. it wasn t a judge imposed thing. the people had their say. you say it is time to move. on you hear people like shannon and other lawyers who studied this including the distention in the supreme court saying this raises a bunch of institutions. things are happening very fast. i m not a lawyer or the solicitor or any of those people. i happen to be the governor. what we do is we look at anything that s fast moving and changing, we sit down and try to figure out what could it mean. and i don t think we ought to get into speculation. one thing i can tell you, when we look at the evangelical community by and large, they basically have been very restrain in the what they ve had to say. i know there are some in the evangelical community that don t feel that way. but i watched some people over the weekend. they said look we re about love. we re about prayer we re about lots of things.
it wasn t a judge imposed thing. the people had their say. you say it is time to move. on you hear people like shannon and other lawyers who studied this including the distention in the supreme court saying this raises a bunch of institutions. things are happening very fast. i m not a lawyer or the solicitor or any of those people. i happen to be the governor. what we do is we look at anything that s fast moving and changing, we sit down and try to figure out what could it mean. and i don t think we ought to get into speculation. one thing i can tell you, when we look at the evangelical community by and large, they basically have been very restrain in the what they ve had to say. i know there are some in the evangelical community that don t feel that way. but i watched some people over the weekend. they said, look, we re about love. we re about prayer, we re about lots of things.
caitlyn jenner actually can be that sort of moment when people focus on transgender issues in a way that they haven t before simply because there wasn t a role model. you and i growing up we had people like christine jorgensen, dr. renee richards fictional characters. so this was a topic. it wasn t a present reality so much. right, right, right. this is someone who has been in the public eye and whose transformation, because it was rumored for months and talked about for some time before she appeared on the cover of vanity fair. remember david kope of the redskins? that was a big moment. i think this is a chance for a kind of focus and learning that we haven t had before. this is about as much a public transition as you can
brothers. could you upload photos of yourself to facebook for a carousel app. really people got so engaged in this show unlike so many other shows that are out there now. it wasn t a ratings juggernaut of course, but culturally when i spoke to the actors that s what they respected the most, the fans loved them for what they were and could feel nostalgic watching the show. the people are so pretty and handsome and that helped too. before i let you guys go let s also talk about another big good-bye this week letterman s last show will be this wednesday, big buildup last week following decades of late night laughs since his first snow 1982. let s take a look back. david letterman. you are talking to dave manager of the taco bell. nobody does that.
and her husband, gary, longtime residents of madison county, a quaint midwestern community about 30 miles from st. louis, became victims of a crime. it wasn t a particularly vicious or heinous crime, more like petty theft. but it is frequent, and they re frustrated. the first time they hit the truck, they took extension cords. the second time they took about the same amount of extension cords for the copper. the third time they took extension cord the replacement extension cord, and they took the welding blade. the theft may have only been extension cords, but they re worth a few thousand dollars. the hamiltons don t own the truck. it belongs to mr. hamilton s employer. so the theft really affects them. they don t want this to jeopardize his job. his company that he works for, they re really good to him, and it was just a courtesy that he could bring his truck home at night, and we felt we were obligated to try to find out who was doing it and to put a stop to it. so the hami