days were not well rested, weren t paying bills and were stressed. but where you sit, were passengers safety endangered during that time? it was getting worse as we moved forward and just based upon the things you brought up, the emotional state of the could be patrollers thursday and friendship was among the worst i had ever seen. and everyone has their breaking point, and i was concerned that break points of larger amounts of people were getting closer and closer. since the announcement on friday afternoon, the mood has improved immensely. people were able to go home, spend time with the families, get a couple good night s rest and we re ready to get back to work as normal. i never want to hear the words air traffic controllers and breaking point in the same sentence. but, you know, dan, you ve pointed out you can t flip a switch and everything goes back to normal. so after these 35 days, how do you get it back to, you know, a well-oiled machine? what s gone wrong? what has to h
jacksonville who shot in the air to deflect her husband from approaches her again. she s in jail for 20 years. just the december parrot in this application is an issue all by itself. we have 200 years of common law on defend yourself if you re under pressure. here s the case where an adult armed followed a child who was unarmed against the advice of the patrollers he went forward and the child was killed. he walked away 44 days without a trial. the whole world sees that for what it is. the prosecutor tried to avoid the issue of race and the jury ignored it. it is too real to be ignored. i would think that those basic segregation, apartheapartheid, disparity laws, don t use me as a side issue. if you are trying to attract attention to the issue, work with scott and others within the legislature there in florida, do you think that your words are going to help create the unity
the story. turn to california congresswoman loretta sanchez. nice to have you us tonight. tell us, what do you take issue with what mr. hayworth said? well, i agree we need to work on securing our borders. and as one of the chair people who worked for the border committee, was the chairperson of that, that s exactly what we ve done. we have increased the number of atf people that we have. we have increased the dea at the border. the biggest problem at the southern border happens to be drugs, by the way. we also increased our patrols. our customs and border patrols. we ve more than doubled those. so for people who is it enough? is it enough? well, you can only grow an organization so fast. for example, 50% of my patrollers, my customs and border patrol, have less than ten have less than two years on the job. the point i was making in my