i think what s going to occur is now you have the prosecution setting up a case. so the prosecution while on the case, but the start saying we need this or that thing in particular. that will start to become a little more integral in the case. at the same time, they are still trying to figure out the breadth and scope of this entire case. i think pennsylvania, in his actions that i ve seen reported in some stories by a particular fire where he used to go in, some of the patrons describe the picture of a person that i think is going to come into play here. machiavellian, narcissistic, and psychopathic. you start to see traits of these in the way that he was. also, the way that he was with his parents. law enforcement is hopeful they are not just doing your rudimentary homicide
because it takes too much time to clean up. - dallas police department facing a staff shortage, and the chief says millennials are to blame. - experts say millennials are also to blame for the decline of casual dining venues. - um, millennials really killed casual dining? - i mean, we do like chipotle, i think. but doesn t everyone? - this is a real-life millennial. - what what do the older generations get wrong about millennials? - oh, my gosh, everything. [laughs] i think people associate, like, the millennial generation with like, young people. and it s like, shit, i have gray hair. can i say shit? i don t know. - we got to cancel this whole thing. - okay. i don t know what - she just - [laughs] - behind that offensive, despicable foul mouth is a tireless researcher who wrote a book about millennials so she could figure out what the fuck was going on with her generation. - i think the older generation see us as being entitled and narcissistic. you know, okay. i get it.
- 40% of millennials don t eat cereal anymore because it takes too much time to clean up. - dallas police department facing a staff shortage, and the chief says millennials are to blame. - experts say millennials are also to blame for the decline of casual dining venues. - um, millennials really killed casual dining? - i mean, we do like chipotle, i think. but doesn t everyone? - this is a real-life millennial. - what what do the older generations get wrong about millennials? - oh, my gosh, everything. [laughs] i think people associate, like, the millennial generation with like, young people. and it s like, shit, i have gray hair. can i say shit? i don t know. - we got to cancel this whole thing. - okay. i don t know what - she just - [laughs] - behind that offensive, despicable foul mouth is a tireless researcher who wrote a book about millennials so she could figure out what the fuck was going on with her generation. - i think the older generation see us as being entitled and nar
- i think the older generation see us as being entitled and narcissistic. you know, okay. i get it. like, i probably am one of those millennials who, like, have way too much education and complain about the world too much. i mean, we are overeducated, but that s not necessarily paying off in the same way that it paid off for them. and i don t want to take away from, like, our parents and our grandparents who ve lived through wars, but - take away from them. - i mean, we grew up with not only 9/11. we i, you know, graduated and there was a recession. and then there was a recession again. and at the same time, we re still being sold the same american dream that our parents you know, were told, where, like, you know, just to get ahead, just work hard enough. and like, that s just not good enough anymore. - the older generation is saying, well, i paid for college. it s like, right. college was $2,000 a year. right? now it s set in that $50,000 to $65,000 range. you haven t bought a book y
and, hi, nicolle, happy friday. mike used the phrase that has been running through my mind since i read the story, which is atrib urting to in an intelligence official, a counterintelligence nightmare. he s a walking, talking, if you could call what comes out of his mouth talking, but he s a per ambulating, blathering national security risk. he has been. and if you combine the personality, lack of respect for the institution of the presidency and the united states itself, cavalierness about everything. the extraordinary degree of eco of ego mania and his boastfulness. he s both narcissistic but has an uncontrollable tourette s like desire to boast about himself. bringing people into his office