that s right for you. welcome to the skinny. welcome to the skinny. i think all of us have, going to a psychic or gone to a psychic at least once in a life. or nudged. never thought about it. never gone. never gone. thought about it. a guy in spain, jose alpara manager of the very popular spanish soccer team. out in spain. he went to a psychic. there he is. went to a psychic racked up $212,000 for a love spell. didn t work. $212,000. the beginning of the story. didn t work. what do you do when you pay that much money and it doesn t work.
stricter gun laws. presumably, they ve already been nudged and cackcackcajoled to a extent. how effective can this be? very effective. these common sense proposals are supported by the vast majority of americans. universal background checks, making sure the background system is fixed, it s a broken system. making sure that criminals and mentally ill people don t have access to firearms. the american people support that. i think what the ad campaign will help to do and what the president s campaign will do will activate people. to make sure they reach out to their members of congress. but shouldn t people be activated? after newtown, connecticut, weren t people you would think so. you would think that we would have already passed responsible gun safety legislation. these are common sense proposals. i ve co-sponsored all of these provisions on the house side, carolyn mccarthy, there have been bills pending to do all of these things. we ought to pass these.
means. let s understand what working people are facing in this election. it means, so i go to work, i get a letter from my employer or told i m nudged, intimidated into making donations or voting a particular way. at the same time, let s not leave out the attacks on my voting rights. at the same time, reducing early voting, craziness with the registration process. at the same time, my voting, losing my right to vote and i m also, not to mention, in today s workplaces, private sector workplaces, we have decimated a right to form a union. this is the thing. this is what i think is so interesting. speech that comes from the boss is very different than hey, do you want to go i want to get into how we think about that legally because when you get a letter saying if you don t vote
take the lead. ask your doctor if incling advair get your first fl prescription free and save on refills at advaircopd.com. greta: a graduation speech that is stunning the nation. english teacher telling the graduates you are not special. you have been pampered, coddled, one wrapped, nudged, cajoled, feteed and fawned over and called tweetie pie but do not get the idea you re anything special, because you re not. think about this. even you are one in a million on a planet of 6.8 billion, that means there are nearly 7,000 people just like you. greta: ouch! what did the teacher really mean? he ends saying the sweetest joys of life come only with the recognition you re not special because everyone is. the teacher says he is floored by the reaction to his speech.
broken, black family. they divorced over a decade ago, but they remained enough of a family unit that they could come together in crisis when they need each other. a divorced family is not necessarily a broken family, and this one certainly is not broken. the way they argued their case and pleaded for justice nudged us to this moment where charges have been filed. they were so smart about the images they shared with media, quickly sending pictures of trayvon looking sweet in a hoodie, looking ougall american his football uniform, looking entirely the script you would expect of a black american shown skiing with his family. if someone cares enough to take the boy skiing, then surely, this is someone whose life must be taken seriously. that was a brilliant choice by the martins who showed uncommon courage as they struggled to bury their son. surely they must be angry, but they haven t shown it. they have shown us character and faith in the system, and i respect them for that. there is no