senator pauly, senator vance questioning why the united states is doing this, asking why we should be spending in money and wondering whether we should be taking a more neutral position? what i find so interesting about that perspective, we can t operate in the world because we have to operate at home is it presents a fundamentally false choice that is not at all who america is. we can both invest at home and provide for the safety and well-being of the american people and we can lead in the world and that s what we have done at our best under democratic and republican presidents for decades. the united states is capable as a powerful, self-assured nation. we have the resources, we have the talents and the energies of our people to solve our own problems here and president biden has done more in two years to invest in this country to build jobs, to provide for the social safety net, to deal with the problems that people sit
there s a lot of spices. our staples are always loaded. you can pretty much make anything in there. it s a good place to be a cook. nice job there, pauly. yes, well done, sir. generally speaking you eat fast because you never know. in all likelihood, you are not going to get to finish that meal. well, obviously tony s not doing any dishes. i ll do all the dishes. no, hell no. wouldn t be the first time, won t be the last. no way, no way. free monsters, free bosses, any footlong for free! this guy loves a great offer. let s see some hustle!
we recognized him. we will recognize some other patrons, too, he clearly was the star of the show that night and gave us great description and our deputies caught the suspect hiding in the woods nearby. everybody did a great job. ashley: david, talk about the award you were given, that has to make you feel really good. i am completely honored to receive that award and i m thankful that pauly and everybody else will receive reward, i m honord and shocked and happy to be here. ashley: are you going back to wosh at that bar? you never know, i will take things day at a time and see how it goes. ashley: yeah, sheriff, this is not new york, this is florida, the laws are much different there, what can you tell us about the suspect, have you arrested him before? we have. but i guess what i would say
the guy drove me to meet him. i was a trustee now. i was a good kid. i could go to get off campus and go visit them. tucker: what was he like? total disciplinarian. take no [bleep]. that s what i need. tucker: not a weak man. no signs of weakness. no signs of weakness. if you didn t conduct the way he did, you re not italian. he s going to tell you what italian is. if he thought like one of those guys what was the pauly name? the jersey shore guys. they re not italian. he would say something like that. if you don t know italians conduct themselves like this. he s not italian. he was that kind of guy. tucker: amazing. nothing playful.
enough? because a lot of people think the whole appointment of a special counsel will just slow down this process. i don t think that criticism is well taken. this particular prosecutor has a record of being able to step in, move quickly. he certainly showed that in the pleadings in the 11th circuit and the argument. he blessed the argument they were going the make as well, showing he is on top of the case. its various tentacles. i think they re misreading this. from my talk to people who know this prosecutor, they say he is no nonsense. he is aggressive, and he will not he ll be the last to slow this down, and more likely to speed it up. pauly, i feel you nodding beside me. absolutely. i agree with john completely. this guy, see a tough prosecutor. he is a fair prosecutor. but the one thing he knows is there is going to be no more stalling. and this thing has been stalled for long enough. so i think you ll see him moving swiftly. so less investigating, more decision making a