right thing and being defeated. taking that risk. after newtown, you and i talked an awful lot about how we disagreed with the nra despite the fact they have been our political allies for our entire life. talked about the need for background checks. 90% of americans supported back ground checks and a couple people in the nra s office and washington, d.c. were against it and you caught a lot of flack in your district, ifn. your state. are you going to campaign supporting back ground check sths. it makes sense. for me it would be easy for me to keep quiet on that coming from a gun cultural state, getting the wrath of anybody. but it made sense. treat me as a gun person that i am, treat me as a law abiding set ven. don t look at me that i ve committed the crime just because i own a gun, like to go shooting and hunting. on the other hand i ll make good gun sense decisions. i m not going to sell to strangers. if i go on the internet i want to know who that person is. that still makes se
of the last 20 years or so we ve seen over and over again that the flaws in the system of capital cases get prosecuted. this happened at the state level, happens at the federal level. for people who are against the death penalty in general, the moral arts are now being buttressed for the extent you believe it by the scientific arguments, that a lot of the scientific evidence has turned out to be 234r5uflawed and creating the movement that argument against capital cases are getting stronger. and sadly you can t trust the government prosecutors because their focus is prosecuting and putting people in jail. inverse of the conservative argument, the same the government that handles the irs will handle a capital case. right. you can t trust it. philadelphia inquirer reports the eagles will reportedly sign tim tebow to a
a lot of highlights. we do have three hours. is there a bigger music fan at this table than you other than me? so for you. absolutely fantastic version of ain t no sunshine when she s gone. thank you for pandering. speaking of pandering, new hampshire was ground zero for the race in 2016 this weekend. as more than a dozen potential or official republican candidates visited the state. they attended the republican leadership summit in nashville, always an absolutely great place to go. it s considered the state s unofficial kickoff for the gop primary. and the list of speakers varied from governors to senators, but they all shared one common theme, whether serious or funny, talking about why hillary clinton should not be america s next president. when i listen to people like hillary clinton, they have it backwards. somehow they seem to think the way to grow the economy is to
egypt may get nuclear weapons, uae will be seeking nuclear weapons. this is an irony that has my torts professor would say, should you have seen this coming like a freight train out of the mist. i mean it s coming right at us and he knew this was going to be the result of this. he did. just to say one more thing, the way president obama has chosen to deal with this arms race is to gather the gulf cooperation council, leaders from those countries together in camp david in may for a meeting. the point of that meeting will be for the u.s. to say can we give you enough guarantees, enough promises that we ll be there to protect you to keep you there going down this road of ever more arms purchases proceed liver rag, moving toward being a nuclear state. is there some way we can restrain that. and we ll have to see. the preliminary discussions are going on at the white house today.
busting through bureaucracies and making the state government of florida work for them. jeb needs to show what made him a great governor. and i think the challenge of running as a constituent-free candidate, i put jeb in that category, you no longer are speaking to people who have voted for you. you re no longer speaking to people with skin in the game in terms of every decision you make, in terms of everything jeb is not in a position anymore as he was when he was governor to rattle the cages in washington which is where he shines. so the next phase of the campaign has to be showing us how he connects with people who have problems with the government. it s possible marco rubio is more experienced at this point. he s been a senator to four year, not a governor ten years ago. just more current. but he s been in the fight lately. and with jeb bush, it s hard to think of what is his brand right now. all these other guy, ted cruz marco, scott walker with the