and post-9/11, you can not enter a single office building without a work i.d. i have a radio building i enter. i have a tv building i enter. if you re a visitor in any of these buildings, you have to present a valid identification or else you re not getting in, and youu have to be vouched for by people that have been secured and are already in the building or work in the building. every student could have their own valid i.d. before entering the school. and also where needed, metal detectors which have already proven to be effective in some schools in the country. here is the bottom-line, we re at a cross roads. it s time to either step up, do our job, create school safety that will work for these kids. give them the same safety our politicians, actors, actresses and famous people get, and instead of, you know, bringing out the same, old talking points and trying to score cheap political points and trying to outdo each otherto with the same argument, same attacks, no one s mind is bein
i ve seep some estimates about what it would cost to do this. i acknowledge there is a group of people in this country, a lot of african-american voters and other minority and poor voters that would have trouble finding an identification. and i ve seen some information about what it would cost to give everybody an i.d. by the federal government. and frankly, i think it s well worth the cost if it means that we get satisfaction among republicans that we do have secure elections. actually tried this. the concept of getting people i.d. and making sure the government pays for that if that satisfies both sides of the debate. i believe rhode island did this. they subsidiesed and make sure that people got those i.d. it s interesting, i remember having this was awhile ago, a conversation with barbara walters, who didn t drive. didn t have a driver s license. so to have an identification with her picture on it would be a work id, social security card
guaranteed right to vote why do need one to buy a gun, which is also constitutionally guaranteed right? the problem with texas an law is only certain forms of id a conceal and carry permit, a student i.d. or a work i.d. to not qualify and the evidence presented to them back provided. won t board airplanes, who don t rely on public transportation, the evidence in this case showed there were 600,000 people disenfranchised when they put the law into effect. tucker: i want to get to that in a minute because that number is false. but i want to get first the principle behind this and your aim is to protect the constitutionally guaranteed right.
donate a government idea to exercise or constitutionally guaranteed right to vote why do need one to buy a gun, which is also constitutionally guaranteed right? the problem with texas law is any certain forms of, a conceal and carry permit, a student i.d. or a work i.d. to not qualify and the evidence presented to them back provided. won t board airplanes, who don t rely on public transportation, the evidence in this case showed there were 600,000 people disenfranchised when they put the law into effect. tucker: i want to get to that in a minute because that number is false. but i want to get first the principle behind this and your aim is to protect the
donate a government idea to exercise or constitutionally guaranteed right to vote why do need one to buy a gun, which is also constitutionally guaranteed right? the problem with texas law is any certain forms of, a conceal and carry permit, a student i.d. or a work i.d. to not qualify and the evidence presented to them back provided. won t board airplanes, who don t rely on public transportation, the evidence in this case showed there were 600,000 people disenfranchised when they put the law into effect. tucker: i want to get to that in a minute because that number is false. but i want to get first the principle behind this and your aim is to protect the