[ bleep ]. i got street credit. i got screw that. you re lame. go to school and better yourself. you just want to lift weights and [ bleep ] hang out with your boys. [ bleep ] that. when it does come, in the streets, doing the same [ bleep ]. that s why you come back. after spending his first night in a general population dorm, frank street did something he never does. he slept in. tons of people that i know from other prisons, and that s why i slept so well because i stayed up so late talking to them. other than that everything is all right. you seem real happy. i am happy. yes, thank you. i want to follow up with him,
who is who is pro-choice. never going to be accused of being radically or dramatically one way or any direction. and i thought that was so interesting because it was by a wide margin overarco rubio, over a whole list of paul ryan. stunning. and the thought, if anything, what does that tell you about where people really are versus it seemed the middle has been discredited. only if you are on some polar opposite does it have some kind of credibility. and it has it sort of a street credit to it and kind of the intellectual sort of dismissiveness about comedy and about people getting along somehow. and representative castle, i think this is a really good point, harry, about sort of and jason about this idea of sort of the people being in a different place. so how then does it end up? i was thinking, for example, representative castle, your
they don t believe it can be done. the president has good street credit and good plans to put teachers back to work. the main argument which we heard a lot today. supply side trickled down doesn t work and there is no question that mitt romney said i will add $5 trillion by cutting taxes from rich people and it sprinkles down on people s heads. that stuff doesn t work. as an economist who looked closely at the growth numbers and the job and the income numbers and the poverty numbers, the president has a good chance for the electorate. we typically agree, but i found the president s comments neither inspirational or aspirational. he described a childhood i can relate to. it s effectively for lack of a better description a lower middle class existence. if that s the aspiration he is
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they have. why? what do they do? they just get beat up? i think there is a lot of racial animosity in norfolk. because the story was so explosive and because it was two weeks before it came out, it was like a top was put on this powder keg and all of a sudden it exploded and a lot of people in the black community in the wake of trayvon martin are kind of using this as leverage or kind of avenue to explode. bill: do you think this attack was racially motivated or a bunch of kids hanging around at 11:00 at night with nothing to do and decided to cause trouble? personally i don t think they hate white people but they did tell me they target white people because it gives them street credit. who told you that? one of the white witnesses. they attack white people because it s an easy mark. take them down and gives them street cred. the editor didn t look good if it pleasely. findlay. you flood the zone with reporters. you find out. we sent you down there, you are not fr