by a mystery man using larry s wi-fi. larry told us, a man named indian joe could confirm his story. hey. how s it going? you re joe? yes. and much to our surprise, indian joe turned out to be real. and he left it on all night for us. we could do our e-mails, surf the net, whatever. it was kind of nice. nice guy? nice guy. really, a nice guy. kind of, a kind of, larry milk toast. kind of, really, quiet. so far, this part of larry s strange story checked out. but what about the crucial part that larry promised would exonerate him and prove he had been framed? larry tells us about a guy named jerry who was like you. somebody who came up, parked nearby, used the wi-fi signal. a guy who was about-6-feet tall. dark hair like mine but maybe darker than mine. wavy hair. slender build. ringing a bell? somebody fitting that
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between protecting women s rights to control their own reproductive health and our society s responsibility to protect human life. what do you say to critics who might look at this list and say it s kind of milk toast to get to the middle on some of these issues that are really really tough to legislate in. first of all, bret, i would say this is rather unprecedented effort in listening to the voice of tens of thousands of americans and distilling down what they think is important. it s a road map. it isn t a be all, end all. we are not defining the end product. we are defining a road map where people of good faith and good common sense can get together on the issues that matter most. and there are 30 of them. abortion is one of them. it s one of the most difficult and highly charged issues of our time as you know. and it s gone back to the states. maybe where it most appropriately should reside. bret: senator, you have been in the middle of the budgetary battles. you have been tal