don t let the locals on or vendors or anything. joy: right. anthony: they can keep people out. joy: right. anthony: so how many public access beaches are there in this area? joy: one. anthony: just one. margery: one. this one, this one, no more, no more. anthony: and that s it. joy: no more. cynthia: i think margery: no more beach. cynthia: we have other beaches around, you know? we have like blue lagoon, which is a private beach. dragon bay, private and joy: san san. cynthia: ah, the san san is private. so this is the only public one, you know? anthony: yeah, what happens if, i mean, that would be sort of ridiculous if jamaicans can t go to the beach in jamaica? cynthia: exactly. anthony: there are two sides to every story, of course, and the government, for its part, claims locals will still have access to their beach. cynthia: we don t trust them, so we do not believe what they say. margery: what they want to do. they want to get us off and,
there are two sides to every story, of course, and the government, for its part, claims locals will still have access to their beach. we don t trust them, so we do not believe what they said. they want to get us off and they don t do anything on it and close it off. right. what kind of monstrous human being or organization would displace the people from their own beach? yes. from our freedom. they take this away from us. thank you very much. we are like we are in prison because when the time is hot, we would have nowhere to come and swim. so we, the people, we are in court with the government because we do not want them to take away the one and only beach
anthony: there are two sides to every story, of course, and the government, for its part, claims locals will still have access to their beach. cynthia: we don t trust them, so we do not believe what they say. margery: what they want to do. they want to get us off and, like, come six, seven years, they don t do anything on it and close it off. anthony: right. what kind of monstrous human being or organization would displace cynthia: yes. anthony: the people from their own beach. cynthia: from our freedom. joy: if they take this away from us cynthia: thank you very much. joy: we would like we are in prison. cynthia: yeah. margery: yeah. joy: because when the time is hot, you have nowhere to come and swim. cynthia: so we the people, we are in court with the government because we do not want them to take away the one and only beach that we have in jamaica,
this one, this one, no more, no more. anthony: and that s it. joy: no more. cynthia: i think margery: no more beach. cynthia: we have other beaches around, you know? we have like blue lagoon, which is a private beach. dragon bay, private and joy: san san. cynthia: ah, the san san is private. so this is the only public one, you know? anthony: yeah, what happens if, i mean, that would be sort of ridiculous if jamaicans can t go to the beach in jamaica? cynthia: exactly. anthony: there are two sides to every story, of course, and the government, for its part, claims locals will still have access to their beach. cynthia: we don t trust them, so we do not believe what they say. margery: what they want to do. they want to get us off and, like, come six, seven years, they don t do anything on it and close it off. anthony: right. what kind of monstrous human being or organization would displace cynthia: yes. anthony: the people from their own beach. cynt
he joins us. good evening, sir. hey, greta. good to be with you. it s a good argument that the irs can t process applications. some they sit on. some were pretty nasty targeting groups, so how would the obama administration or irs defend itself against that, do you think. well, this is the concern the folks had and you saw the passion out there on the west lawn of the capitol this week. look, a fundamental principle of our society is people have to trust the government. right now nobody trusts the irs to do what they re doing currently and let alone the job they ve been assigned through the aca, the president s health care law, to enforce that law, and we don t trust them, so we ve introduced a bill to say the irs may not enforce or immr. ement any portion of the obama care. we ve gotten huge support within the congress and i think we ought to pass that bill. all right. the bill it may pass the