Forget about it, and so mitch mcconnell it seems must have come meetly miscalculated and i don t blame him in the mitt cal sense there has been a deadline the hawks have pushed up to them for them. and so, glenn, we did a lot of policy in the first block, and how did the deadline help the reformers and not the status quo hawks? well, great question. first of all, it is delicious having covered the saeblt during the years when mitch mcconnell was in opposition with president obama on everything. to see the two of them in al lobe in their own lifeboat here. the reason it worked is because of the pressure of the deadline, and unl like a budget dead line the pain would have been felt by the legislatures themselves, and they ron the right side of the public opinion in terms of the polls themselves, and a great deal of skepticism on the policy and moreover no proof on the administration and no
as soon as this report, this report by the way, this legislative committees report was supposed to come out next week. it was leaked out last night. and as soon as it was leaked out, that press began again. they even had the former governor of new jersey tom cane go out there and talk to the press today and say this whole process just stinks. so they have been ready to do that. and, now, all of the sudden, for the first time again, nobody has been able to get reporting from inside the u.s. attorney s office. and now, brian thompson, the best of the best is saying that nobody has been able to get indictments to find out what is going on. indictments are a big deal. six indictments in january would be a huge deal. obviously, it would kmeetly, i would say, realter once again the political trajectory of
Franchise premiers, and you are used to screaming. you can t hear it. are you getting used to the screaming, and you are getting used to the award season and at the golden globes, and why the face? well, i don t know. when you watch it back, because people inevitably show it to you, and are you sitting there saying, oh, why? i didn t watch it, but i have the memory of me feeling come meetly out of control and hating myse myself. and why do you think? because you said, i don t know why i am so nervous when you gave the acceptance speech for winning, and you are used to the crowds and the winning. well, it is shocking. i think that it is just genuinely being shocked. i personally don t think it is fair to make somebody talk after that, and it is the most shocking moment of your life, and then they put a microphone in your face and say, talk, and i is like, ugh. and you understand that we are at home or in the audience watching and thinking it is delightfully charming and re
Their cell phones after an all nighter of drinking in albany, new york. by nearly 7:00 a.m. house parties spill onto the street as part of a celebration known as kegs and eggs a students eagerly await the city s st. patrick s day parade. they caught us by surprise, thousands of young people were involved. it was upsetting to see what was going on. and we had never experienced that. everybody is on every inch of the street and every inch of the sidewalk and all of the porches, kmeetly wasted. it s just a sea of green mayhem. the crowd is whipping itself into a frenzy. and then things take a destructive turn. i was walking at one point. i remember hearing charge and look up and see a tv coming out the window. fantastic.
Were vibrating his bed and he was hearing voices. because one of the rituals that we go through in this horrific national pattern of watching mass shooting happen is we talk about mental health. and sometimes it seems actually not that grounded in the facts of the matter. it s just one of the things we do to make sense of it. now we think we re looking at someone who is genuinely mentally ill and we all recognize he needs help. in fact i have a public apology i need to make about one thing. i did not refer to him by name, but as the goon that did this, and was meetly chastised for that. the point my mentor dr. aukberg said, we have to treat these people differently when they turn out to be mentally ill. clearly in this case, he was.