military grade. and many of these officers find themselves under armed, you could say. in their statement they describe this as a victory for law enforcement officers who do the best they can. if what scott peterson is saying he did was the best that he can, what should change here for school resource officers and other law enforcement officers so that more parents are not put in . well, that s incredible, you know? you re right. this is the best they can? this is what we by the way, this is the only country that requires an officer or more in a school. let s start by saying that. so the problem goes beyond the officer inside the school. now probably where some people are preaching to bring more and
case that he s facing. in a certain sense, i do think that his best advantage is time. can he run out the clock? because it s really trying to evade justice. i think this is one of the strongest cases the department of justice has ever brought, and the espionage act that s incredible, yeah. the only question is, really, could he find a juror that is not going to apply the law to the facts? can he keep eileen cannon as the judge so she might be very favorable to him? otherwise, he s in deep ouble. do his exattorneys spend all their time on media tours? these things can affect the context of how he waives. right, right. also about the fund-raiser, follow the money. are we going to see more donors defect? if they do, where do they go in the ones who stay, are they going to make it public? the ones who come back, are they going to say that? are people signing up to pay legal bills or to fund a campaign? that s a crucial thing. trump s not paying these legal
a billion dollars of revenue. today i m meeting a young musician named elena rose. for years she s been making waves behind the scenes as a songwriter, but look out. she s about to blow up. pleasure to meet you. - welcome to miami. - heard so much about you. - i ve seen a lot about you. - i ve seen a lot about you too. you re killing it. killing the music industry. - thank you, man. i just signed with warner label. - that s incredible. - latin. so i m very excited. - elena was born in miami to venezuelan parents, and spent most of her childhood in venezuela and puerto rico. but it was pr that inspired her love affair with music. - i grew up in bayamón in puerto rico. every day, we would have music playing. salsa, merengue. and i was just so intrigued about how it made me feel. - right. - puerto rico gave me the freedom to feel myself. - right. - and be myself. you know, like, there s music in the streets. - yeah, yeah, puerto ricans definitely carry that puerto rico changed my life f
seven? you got 7,000 right now i can borrow? that s a lot of money to a kid in college. - right, right. - i had to go do a medical research study to make money in one month to go do that. - you became a guinea pig for cash. - i was a guinea pig for cash. - yeah. - i wrote it over that month that i was in that hospital. i was writing leisurely, you know. it s like, hey, i m getting paid to write, i kept telling myself. [john laughs] and my producer and star of that film, carlos gallardo, who is the mariachi, he sold some land for the other half, so i only had to come up with half of it. and we went in and did it together, thinking we could sell it for hopefully 10,000 or 15,000. - right, right. that s incredible, man. 15,000? get this: el mariachi made over 2 million in the box office, and holds the guinness world record as the lowest-budgeted film to gross a million in theaters. - and what blew people away was the story of how it was made, that somebody with no money, no contacts,
celebrating queerness, cause, like, growing up in chicago, like, i don t see queerness, our queerness, being celebrated. it s something you have to hide. but seeing that celebration geared towards queer people, if it existed before, it can exist again. it s empowering. i love that. - that s incredible. through history, it becomes empowerment, you know? like, if you know your history, where we came from, we can go back to it, like you said. - there is power, the power to kind of change society, talking about possibility models. and we don t see anybody who has done the things that we want to do. - i love that term. - yeah. it s hard to just create things from scratch. if i would have known about danny sotomayor when i was a little boy, that would have changed my life. - tell me who s danny sotomayor, tell me. - danny sotomayor is a puerto rican mexican who grew up in chicago, and he was one of the leaders in the act up movement around the aids epidemic in the 80s. he was an artist, he