the tv never got caught off. you went back to the house and laid down on the couch and then what happened next? i m not positive. i dozed off for a minute or didn t doze off for a minute. i got up off the couch and i was i made up my mind i was going to visit my mom. had you spoken to barbara earlier in the day? i did. i talk to barbara most days. what was the understanding of your mother s condition on late on the afternoon of the 7th? she was agitated, which she got agitated when my dad, you know, we were putting my dad in the hospital. he had a lot over the 18 months, two years, my dad was in
i just talked to her, you know? i just talked to her. made sure she was okay. did you stay seated on the side of her hospital-style bed or did you move around? i stayed there for a few minutes, you know. i stayed there and i talked to her. more than just a few seconds. and then but i didn t stay there. she was she did look tired. so i got up and i went and i think i sat on my mom s bed for a minute to start with and then i laid down on my mom s bed, which is that s what i normally did when i went in there. it wasn t a lot of chairs to sit in and i just laid back on the bed. talked to shelly and we watched tv. when you are talking about your mom s bed are you referring to her regular bed? that s right. not her hospital bed. not the bed she was in. but her bed, one i was talking
me i caught this chicken. he is not running from me. he is proud of the fact that he caught this chicken. so he comes right up to me. bubba was really strong but, you know, he just you take your thumb when the dog is clenched and his mouth is open you just take your thumb and push him gum in really tight against the sharp teeth and his mouth opens right up. took the chicken out and put it on i believe the portable dog kennel. and then left. then i left. okay. did you go back to the house? i went straight back to the house to the air conditioning. what did you do when you got back to the house? i laid down on the couch. and then what? was the tv on when you went back? yeah.
0 you could not be around paul you could not be around him and not have a good time. were you close to paul? he couldn t be any closer than paul and i and buster and i. he was wonderful. wonderful. one of the things you enjoyed doing together was just riding the property? i loved doing anything with paul. he was an absolute delight. but yeah, one of the things i mean paul s passion paul was passionate about a lot of things but that property was really a passion of his. he loved to do he loved to work it. he loved to work the fields. he loved to work the food plots. he loved to hunt. he would work on the roads. i mean, he would work on all of it. he would work on the structures. he worked on the whole property. it was his passion. so on the evening of the jury has been inundated with data from various different sources, but just ballpark. can you knowing what we know now after reviewing everything, but roughly when do you remember paul getting there and you getti
it goes deeper. california democrats to get elected statewide you don t need to be a good campaigner or communicator. raise a lot of money and bomb the state with t.v. ads. when you get to the national stage you get exposed for lack of skills. you have seen vice president harris get exposed on those sorts of things. you are right. in california major offices don t go to republicans at least in this cycle meaning the last 20, 25 years. i want to talk about the age factor. it really has struck a national nerve here. it feels like there is a lot at stake and people are pointing out age, nikki haley did it and bernie sanders said this about nikki haley s age competency test for those over 75. that s absurd. we re fighting racism, sexism, homophobia and fighting ageism. trust people, look at people and say this person is competent, this person is not competent. a lot of 40-year-olds out there