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it s not taught in k-12. when i think is so important in that conversation with senator hughes there is that, you know, i m asking him to grapple with, right, the tangible impacts that a law that he s just authored that has been passed is now having on people s lives. and he s repeating language in the bill and repeating beliefs about what he thinks is happening in the classroom and i m trying to contrast that with, here s what s actually happening, here is what teachers say they re experiencing, here is an educator about to lose his job, and it s not clear that what you re describing ever happened, in colleyville, the community at hand, or any other part of texas, chuck. he keeps saying don t look at other parts of the country. but wasn t this cookie cutter legislation? it was. and these bills, if you look at the language of the bills in states all over the country, they are very closely aligned. i mean, there s very much copy cat language saying, to make sure students don t end u
laundrie was striking her in the face repeatedly, why he made the call. the 911 operator did not make that statement to the law enforcement that showed up as the pair was pulled over by the police. mike: to your point about how she handles this physical violence between the two of them. she actually said that she hit laundrie first. play that clip. two people saying they saw him punch you, we have independent witnesses. it could be him first. where did you hit him? i slapped him in the face. you slapped him first, on the face? mike: mercedes, it sound like she s feeling guilt like she s responsible for his physical violence? mercedes: if you talk to experts, it is true, if you talk to experts they say that, many victims will start to say to themselves, take the blame, say they started the entire event,
when you listen to that again, help us understand what you re feeling. it sounds like you re feeling guilt. i hope you know nobody, nobody is placing that on you. good morning. thank you for having us. it makes me the guilt feelings, it has taken a lot of years to try not to feel that way but, you know, just constantly thinking about the fam families, about the victims that were lost that day. it s just been an emotional roller coaster. none of us can understand what it s like for you, gladys. i know, gillian, the foundation s new podcast, it s excruciating for us to hear that. it s excruciating for the