change and guns. not even health care. when you look at i m are prioritizing they take stock of fact they are not hearing democrats talk about issues that matter of to them the most. and that is could be informing what is tboaing on going on in wisconsin. dana: voters are concerned about these issues here. we have seen this. this is consistent inflation and high prices 89% for good reason, really touch out there for a lot of families, higher crime rates 79%, and political division, 74 then voter fraud 55%, coronavirus down at tha at 44%. you are looking at either a race like wisconsin or in some of the swing districts where republicans had not been playing before they are about to, they, end pand expanding. they are, in the house, and you look at wisconsin we talk about crime so far. and that is the issue, i
change and guns. not even health care. when you look at i m are prioritizing they take stock of fact they are not hearing democrats talk about issues that matter of to them the most. and that is could be informing what is tboaing on going on in wisconsin. dana: voters are concerned about these issues here. we have seen this. this is consistent inflation and high prices 89% for good reason, really touch out there for a lot of families, higher crime rates 79%, and political division, 74 then voter fraud 55%, coronavirus down at at 44%. you are looking at either a race like wisconsin or in some of the swing districts where republicans had not been playing before they are about to, they, end pand expanding. they are, in the house, and you look at wisconsin we talk about crime so far. and that is the issue, i
i had lost a million dollar contract with a major publisher and they wanted me to pay the money back. they could have the contract. it was, pay the money back that really took me off, and i got a pearl handled pistol and was going to blow my brains out, literally. and i staped to think. okay. who s going to find me? what is it going to look like, going through all this pand i heard from deep within. stop being dramatic. stop it. put that this is what you re going to do. you re going to lay down and you re going to stay there until i tell to you get up, and that s what i did. i went to bed, and stayed there. oh. i mean, that s that s i can laugh about it now. i couldn t laugh about it back then, and but in those moments, you could have not told me that i would sit here today and laugh about it. i had the pistol. it s licenced. in my hand. you know? and when i started just going
come to send a rocketinto the sun. one day whenthe trading is done, we ll take ourgains and go. before the newshad hit the market, wallstreetbets came upand bought it. with diamond hands they knew they d profit,if they could only hold. [grunts] - is there anything in therethat could get me canceled? g is there anything in there tht director: huh? could get me canceled? as i think they can get the counselor fired for my job?
well, the people have been demanding for the president to step down. we ve asked him to step down multiple times. so the people are realising that, well, unless we physically go and take him out of the chair, he s not going to leave. pand when will your protests stop? when will you be satisfied? when will i personally be satisfied? if we go to a new election and hopefully people will vote for principles, morals, and ideals that the person running for the election holds and not the person itself because when it comes to politics in sri lanka, it s personality centric. after months of frustration, this feels like a release crowds surging through the doors to get inside this presidential palace and get a peek of what life is like for sri lanka s political class. a palace overrun, a country in crisis.