when i look to the future, i see america strong once more. every child gets a world-class education, every parent gets to pick their child s school. [cheering] and no politician will be able to close those schools ever again. [cheering] in the america i see, police know we have their backs. and criminals know we have their number. and our states will be safe again. in the america i see we stop the surge of drugs and illegal immigration. [cheering] that means having a real border and man tory e-verify like we got done in south carolina. [cheering] businesses must hire americans, not illegals. in the america i see, everyone has full confidence in our elections. [cheering] voter id will be the law of the land, just like we did in south carolina. [cheering] the america i see is freer and better for all because washington will finally serve the people instead of the political class. [cheering] we ll end corporate welfare and bailouts for business and end earmarks t
parents have to wake up to, both parents of victims and parents of those who are boys. we got to start to act now. if you notice your kid is pressuring somebody else, you are just as responsible for what they do. 14-year-old adrianna cook, the super bowl resigned because he released public information about the fact her parents were looking for help, she had been smoke being marijuana reportedly from a vape and that was put in the bloom stream far too early and he is gone from the job. people beat her up and bullied her and it was really, really hard to read this because it is so close to home in new jersey and parents are talking about it. you have to look at both sides of the equation, not just the victim side. if you are living with a bully,
son is a good man. let s speak to welcome to son is a good man. let s speak to welcome to you, son is a good man. let s speak to welcome to you, thanks - son is a good man. let s speak to welcome to you, thanks for- son is a good man. let s speak to welcome to you, thanks for being with us. we ve heard some devastating impact testimony from the family of george floyd. what actual difference does it make to thejudge in the actual difference does it make to the judge in the sentencing or is that basically already decided now? i suspect is already decided. because what s happened is a lot of this information was already gathered in something called a presentencing investigation, psi is the abbreviation we use where people have already gathered information from the victims family, from chauvin s family and to some extent thejudge of it chauvin s family and to some extent the judge of it he has chauvin s family and to some extent thejudge of it he has is. this is one last opportunity fo
that are surrounding these, these people who might identify these signs, and they ve got to be addressed early on in a calm fashion and try to, to try and bring these things to a peaceful solution. we ll find out more about what actually motivated this particular individual there will be a lot of lessons learned on how to deescalate going forward. i understand this is going to be a large question, something we grapple with here. what do you think the best way is to prevent the frequency of these mass shootings or at the very least, limit the number of casualties when they do in fact happen? well eliminating casualties i think the training that we just spoke about. but both on the police officer side as well as the victim side, how do you manage to mitigate the consequences of an attack like this. i also think there s a lot going on in our society. a lot of this comes down to what we do as a community. how do we handle people in
going to get this through on a party line vote and he gets confirmed as a justice a democratic senate judiciary committee is going to want to reopen this issue? i can t speak for a whole committee, but i don t think there s many people on the democratic side who would want to let this rest on the victim side. it sets such a horrible precedent, and frankly i think the fbi has got some explaining to do how uniquely in this particular circumstance while they were doing a background investigation they refused to pursue a new allegation that was very credible and where there was a live witness to walk them through it, and where two other eyewitnesses were identified. and they don t even know out and interview them? it just makes no sense at all. it s unbelievably bad practice from a legal or investigative point of view. and it s nothing the fbi would