this yadda yadda. need to focus on mental health. important to know what was in the shooter wants behind mind. what kind of medication was this shooter on as this person was transitioning as a transgender? you know, i don t know where that is. i think metro ph.d. is working with our tennessee investigation. working with the fbi. but we don t know and i don t know where that investigation is at this point in time but i would really like to. i think it s important. ible. brian: is your governor working on red flag laws or anything learned from this situation. he gave us about a 16-page bill to look at and just less than a day before we were set to adjourn. to set good policy. we will have to have some time to look at what would be good policy for tennesseans. and as i saw that bill, i understood the we re going to come back and take a good look at what needs to be done. we want to set good policy.
you stay in your place, your lucky, you are in this chamber because if erupt me, i m sur they wouldn t be there these young men refused to sta in their place and refused t be silenced. and this young woman refuses t not stand with them and call i like it was. i think that as we rally aroun them nationwide. we divide them into networks as the vice president went down, i think what they meant is being made for good becaus it s going to keep out front this need to deal with gun safety and gun laws that would stop this country from continuing to normalize mass shootings. you have a ph.d. in protests tell me a little bit about the science of this thing as i relates to the civil right protests that we saw, the idea that these tennessee three kne that the one way to get th nation s eyes on them was to d this in a public proceeding.
more kindergarten material or so we thought. but, when gaines confronted one anthropology professor. the teacher s response was laughable. i actually have a question for you. you they being anthropologist an though polling study of human civilization. biological [inaudible] if you were to dig up a human, two humans 100 years from now a man and a woman could you tell the difference strictly off the bones? no. because [laughter] will: no, he said. i don t know who gave that professor his ph.d. they might want to look into taking it back. the teacher tried to defend himself in front of the class. i have over 150 years of data.
decade. maybe not this month, but much but higher. can, i m gonna brag about you. little you are the chief economist for the world monetary fund, ph.d. from m.i.t., you know a lot more about this than i do. but why aren t all bank deposits insured? why is every dollar in the bank not insured? because the fuel of the banking system is the people with extra money put their money in a bank that gets lent out to other people. shouldn t all bank deposits be insured? well, most peoples money is insured. you re insured up to $250,000. but there is a lot of other money in the banking system that s above that. silicon valley bank had accounts with billions of dollars. some those pay higher interest rates than you and i get. the travelers they ensure everything, and i ll let you in on a secret, bankers do risky stuff to make money. if they think that they re not going to get their deposit to run away, then there s no
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