the people a s willingness to die to preserve freedom and opportunity and her way of life for themselves, for fellow americans and the jn generations who will follow. it is hard to top that. that was beautifully said. one of the great things about america is somebody who was raised in riverside, california whoe worked as a brakeman on the southern pacific railroad with no discernible talent could rise to be one of the top radio people in america. not a bad observation. what do you think? he is true in all seriousness. coming from nothing and making something of yourself and believing in yourself, in this country you can believe in yourself and fulfill your dreams. the problem is i am a genius. i really had a leg up on the rest of you. america means you are free. it is a melting pot and i
at this point, that the government can function correctly and that they can work together and develop a process to put our country back where it should be in terms of operating the federal government. it s incredibly important. we re hoping for that. robert, let me give you the final word as far as your perceptions on how we re being viewed by people elsewhere and there in london. well, i think that the impact on nonamerican citizens hasn t been felt yet. last time there was a major government shutdown, one of the impacts was the delay in processing visa applications for those who wanted to come and visit the u.s. so if this drags on too long, a large group of people who are going to feel the bite are those planning a trip to the u.s. whoe suddenly discover they can t get their visas through. the latest i ve seen from london embassy is they re anticipating normal operations but people
to defectors ? they will put a radio iso tope in your sushi, true story. and then they will erode you from the inside. we are having this discussion, maybe we will send him back. john carrie, not an imposing figure and best accomplishment is marying rich marrying rich twice. it is true. look it up. trust me. he is the guy in the bar who wanted to get into the fight until he realized nobody is holding him back fnlt back. and now he is backing off. remember that guy. remember his face went dark permanently? he was the head of the ukraine. he died a slow and terrible death. people like the russians wouldn t do that because it is so ham handed. why would they put a radio active isotope in his sushi. the point is, it eroded him from the inside to send a mess sen. that s a terrible story. snowden is as wanted as you are unwanted by your family. whoe who is the real loser
lost limbs? we haven t had anyone with a loss of a limb, but we have patients whose injuries are severe enough that could result in a lots loss of a limb at the end of the story. [inaudible]. the three-year-old was transferred to children s hospital. [inaudible]. typically with the blast injuries people who are closer get most of the impact, but you can get people whoe are fairly far away with shrapnel or some other flying debris will hit them. generally in any explosive injury like that, the force you are subjected to is proportional to how close you are to the blast. how quick plea were they how quickly were they brought here? how long did you have to prepare? we had enough time to prepare. it was very little time. boston ems is well drilled.
bombshell. peter run the george anthony side right there. it all began when casey was 8 years old and her father came into her room and began to touch her inappropriately. bombshell casey kept her child accidental death secret because her free will was crushed by years of sex abuse by her father george anthony. accusation her dad vehemently denies. have you ever sexually molested your daughter casey anthony? fwhoe, sir. have you ever committed any sexually inappropriate act with or in the presence of your daughter casey anthony? no, sir. george anthony sri vehementl denies he ever molested your