thank you. our colleagues at nbc news are getting the first in-depth story of what happened inside the robb elementary school during the shooting. here s part of the emotional interview with one of the school teacher. you and the kids on the ground and gunshots start coming through your windows? i look at it now. my classroom window is pretty high. luckily it is as high as it is, because those bullets, if they would ve been lower, they would ve come straight at us on the floor. i had one student laying on top of me fierce and i had a bunch of other students write a break here buying me and we were all holding hands. i just remember praying, please god, please god. keep a safe. i heard him. i just kept hearing boom boom boom. and it was pause for a few seconds. and boom, boom, boom, boom.
parents liked it. even the kids who were working? yes. not one thing, a student laying on the couch, this applies to even kids that are working, get out after five years. right. my father said to my mother get her out of here. but what we re finding is there are two groups of millenials returning home to live with parents. the one that lives at home with purpose, there s an exit strategy. what does that mean, live with purpose. means they re paying rent, looking job, they re saving their money so that they have some financial stability, they may be purchasing a first home, get married upon leaving the parents house. say hypothetically you have a daughter one out of five of those. does it count? your point is that it depends what the strategy is, but there s got to be a strategy. there has to be a strategy. so as a parent, what do you say, now it is the job of the parent
accepted. by most democrats, my change has been warmly accepted. members of the democrat party, the hierarchy, they ve been fairly nasty to me. i received bad names and threats and all that sort of thing. but you know, when my lord sends me out to walk through fire, he puts asbestos pants on me. neil: senator, you always speak your mind. i know i had to say that to the left and right but great heat wave you on. it s always a pleasure to talk with you. neil: be well, sir. your kid moved back in and you want to empty the nest. how do you know, how to time when that kid has to go.
where members of congress and businesses and insurance companies have a special part of his marquee plan yet the fairness is that every day american citizens going into the exchange will not have access. that s unfair. 7 million people will use their lose their employee sponsored healthcare. it s a mess. i have voted to repeal it 40 times. it s a train wreck but i think the last thing we need is congress getting a subsidy to make it easier for us or for the rest of the congress. neil: amazing. thank you very much. thank you. very good having you on the show. thank you. you send other open mail at your own risk. google says you have no right to expect privacy when you do. is that true?
under federal law only one person has to consent. it s a federal wiretapping law. as long as i m signed up, it doesn t matter. neil: here s the thing we got from google. i m not even a lawyer. we take we use privacy and take it seriously. reports are untrue, we re industry leaders in security and privacy and no matter who sends a email to gmail users, protexts apply. it s back to the gmail nonuser who is responding to a gmail email that i m worried about. correct. they have not agreed to this information. all this is completely violating the electronic communications privacy act. senderings and receivers are not agreeing. neil: when you start something they give you pages of documents that you have to click to use. if you don t. you can t do it.