there s a great big caterpillar plant that traditionally has been based in illinois, big plant, munsy, indiana, because the taxes are lower. got to share this quote with you. do you see what mitch daniels said who has done an incredible job in indiana. he said living in illinois is like living next to the simpsons. whole new job coming to indiana now. let s talk about what happened next week. there was a big snow storm here in new york. i was awoken on monday night with a call from my child s school. i learned there would be a snow day. cry me a river. monday night, too bad. this poor fella down in maryland. aaron titus. he got call at 4:30 in the morning. he lives outside of washington, d.c. in prince georges county. he got a call so what he and the call said, school is going to be late. that s right. so you can sleep in! 4:30 in the morning. i found out last night, why did they do this? this is stupid. so he contacted a company and he called the next morning at 4:30.
the board of the school board, all nine members, he had this robo call call them at 4:30 in the morning. legaliti let s listen to the message they got. it s good. this is the prince georges county school district parent calling to thank you for the robo call yesterday at 4:30 in the morning. i decided to return the favor. while i know the school district wanted to ensure i drop my child off two hours late on the snow day, i already knew that before i went to bed. i hope this call demonstrates why a 4:30 a.m. call does more to annoy than to inform. he s got one in kindergarten. he had 19 numbers there and he found out every number he had for all the school board members. eight people picked up and got the call. their explanation we have 75 we have so many rolling calls, it takes 75 minutes to get everybody informed. here s the answer. isn t an e-mail easier? not all parents have access so
i don t know how much the debate will change aside from getting rid of the language that might be violent in nature. there s a congressman from texas, a democrat by the name of lloyd doggett. he said yesterday, i expect the debate here to remain vigorous. there s nothing wrong with strong heated debate. it s when we begin to characterize one side or the other as being unamerican or traiters or that in those kinds of terms but not the fact that someone says this is socialist or this is the tool of the insurance industry and stuff like that. so i think we re still going to hear the same debate we heard all along. you always liked ali better than me. that s no debate. that is obviously, that is the challenge, can they have a vigorous or even heated debate without vilifying the other side? it s a fine line! how about this? boy, are you wrong? that was mine. that would be a nice little change. no problem. let s talk about the problem that states are having. everybody is debating, tw