in state prison. on the record in the state of kansas versus vegas walker, we re here this morning for sentencing following a plea of guilty to one count of aggravated battery. both the prosecution and defense will make sentencing recommendations. vegas s attorney eli brian, argues for probation. mr. brian. thank you, judge. ms. walker as i detailed in the motion is a young woman who unfortunately has had a lot go wrong for her. she has been bounced around in foster care and at the time of this incident she was homeless. she was living on the streets and the broadway neighborhood, we all know, isn t very good. she was on the streets out of necessity. she didn t have a stable home life to go to. she got caught up with the wrong crowd and this confrontation resulted in her taking steps that she understands now were
do they not watch our show? brian: i don t know. you want to google our names . we like to have fun and good to see an all-male band. steve: all male. gretchin: you know what. i am just kidding. brian: it was heavily written about. i am nonsexist but steve you will be the final judge. steve: you are not. for an all-male band def leopard and popular all female tv show sex in the city. last night sarah jessica parker threw checks in the city dinner for the president of the united states. you can see him driving nup his ride, for the folk in tapedance, they coughed up $40,000 a. 50 donor around a long table in sarah parker s very nice brown stone. gretchin: that was one problem because the president was late. talk about the number of fundraisers he s been to. he attended 162 fundraisers since announcing his reelection . this is the 94th of his career. and he s held more fundraisers than the last five presidents behind. brian: and he s still trailing mitt romney. go
so i think their numbers have increased slightly. and i think another day of vehements after that speech last night. that s what you re seeing. i brian, i guess it gets back to the point you made a few moments ago when you were first with us, this could turn on a dime in alexandria or cairo or any place in egypt could turn on a dime instantly. our job is to sit back there and check it out and reflect on what is going on. my question to you is what s your sense of the staying power of the crowd? these enormous gathers of people day after day after day, when do they begin to get weary and go home? you would have thought after day two or three, mike, given the pace of this but, man, i don t see it. they have a labor pool. egyptians right now don t have much to do. there s no school.