poised for takeoff in great things to come. but that s not the story. it is about the trial eaten, keeper of secrets and quite possibly, something much worse. before that, charlie was as deserving a kid s he was really excited when he got admitted. that was awesome. ivy league. yeah, he was so excited. he was super happy. and the fall of 2013, charlie tan left his parents home near rochester new york and drove the few hours to cornell. his exciting new chapter and a life already filled with early achievements. he pledged to fret, he wasn t big enough for cornell s varsity football team, so at 165 pounds, he was directed toward what they call, a spending football team. and mentally the first day of freshman year. i had just got to my locker and charlie was one of the first people i met. quarterback he s one of the most encouraging people we had. he s a leader on the team, both by example and do his words.
tomorrow that she just wants to play sports. i asked soccer superstar megan rapinoe about that and here s what she told me about kieran and sports broadly. she just wants to play with her friends. what s your message to her? i mean, we re with you and it s emotional to think about. this kid s, you know, so young. she just literally wants to play with her friends. we re with you. you have a lot of support. i know some of the most evil voices are the loudest, but we re screaming, too. we re fighting for you, too, and just hang in there. god forbid a trans person excel in sports. i would rather have that than have kids committing suicide at 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15 years old because they can t even live with themselves because all they ve ever heard is they re gross, and they re horrible. i hate that sports is being used in this way. sports is an amazing vehicle for
when we say, raising wages, very popular, when we say instead, everyone makes enough to care for their family, way more popular, with democrats need to do, when they do have the mic, is stop selling the recipe, and start selling the brownie, stop talking about the names of your policies, and instead speak to voters in terms, about what it would feel like to have that as the reality in their life, it s not a child care tax credit, which is the name of a policy, it s, you go off to, work and you feel great about your kid s, and you know that they re safe, loved and cared for, and that you can afford it. sam stein, thank you both very much for joining us tonight. coming up, what if you had to pay, $52,985.02, for the
university of wisconsin madison for examples. what do you say to that parent became the decision in state college is very attractive and sometimes some of these colleges offering the truth are a lot more expensive. i would ask which would ask what your kid s, minded soul were in terms of the cost. yes, it is possible to find an institution double teacher values, or recognize if you send your kid to an institution that teaches the opposite, 70% of kids will step away from convictions and faith. that s just a statistical fact. are you going to trust your kids at those odds? you ve invested all this time and energy into raising them. to hand them off to snowflake university. a good piece of advice that says you re kids come home, take the pulse of what they are now
as police saturate their neighborhood, they are sending more maniacs to jail. the shooter himself is being held here under tight security. this kid s in fear for his life. we have to care about this kid getting killed. now what? now the maniacs might go where? to retaliate and send a message over there. now there s a total war because of this kid affected our drug sale. now we have to send a message because of his actions. you affiliated? who you ride with? maniac. what s going on with your guys yet? i don t know. number one hit list right now. . i want to beat him up myself. that s crazy. that s not part of the game, right? no, you don t shoot into no open parks. these guys when you re talking to them, you can listen