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the candidates seeking office. , a lot ofly stunning effort is being put into the sheer mechanics of raising money. host: sarah from vernon, new york on the independent line. caller: good morning, how are you? guest: hello. caller: i would like you to explain to the american public what a call center is. from what i understand, listening to 60 minutes and different programs like that, a senator or representative is required to spend two hours a day calling their constituents to raise money for their party. , if they spent two hours a day trying to pass bills for the american public. that i ve been watching news for a long time and i ve never heard about call centers until this year when 60 took us into them and show them what they look like. guest: i didn t see this 60 minutes episode, but call centers are a fact of life and they are very active in the fundraising for political campaigns. about specific requirements of two hours a day, but it would not surprise me that ....
that there should be a limitation on a government employee cost recognized exercise of their rights, there needs to be guidance and that needs to be clearly indicated on what the employee can do. let me say a couple of thank you s. i can name all the people that participated but particularly the aclu. i do not know if he knew what he would be eyeing into, six and a half years of fighting the government over my job. lee rowland was the last attorney from the aclu representing me over the last couple of years. part of the deal when we were negotiating the settlement, i have a sub rosette agreement with lee because after talking to an attorney from the aclu every week for the last 6.5 years, i could not go cold turkey. job.id a remarkable in the beginning it was aden abdo and there the aclupitzer,-with in washington for a long time and stood me faithfully for six and a half years. the law firm of goodwin and proctor. they offered their services pro bono to assist as we m ....
i believe he expressed an interest in joining law enforcement and we re tracking that down. tast been reported, again, we are following every lead. i m going to go to this gentleman here. . [ inaudible ] . i don t have that information for you, sorry. ultimately, we re trying to obtain the autopsy reports for anyone who lost their life. and ultimately, his and depending upon the information there, we will see if we can release those. [ inaudible ] you know, whenever you look at someone s motivation or intent, whether they re living or dead, you look at their actions or activities surrounding the event. you look at what they said, you look at what they did. and come up with the interpretation. we do feel as we continue to build a time line and chronology and build his life we ll be able to determine this. i can t tell you if we ll be able to narrow it down to one motivation. this was clearly an act of terror and act of hate. i m going to go to someone who has ....
next page, that happens to be a picture of lynn when she was getting ready to go down to girls state. i moved here starting in the eighth grade. lynn wereen dick and moving in around the same time. we all met at the first of that school year and knew each other for the next five years. we would all go to the same parties and dances. they never dated until they were seniors because everybody kind of co-mingled with everybody else. it was not like it is today. they were very popular, of course. the baton twirling in front of the high school marching band. everybody knew them. the school was not that big. this is the student council page. dick happens to be right there. he was our class president. down below is pat ellis. , who was an interesting figure in the u.s. military. he went on and made a military career. this is paula barry. the next thing we can take a look at is the beginning of our senior year. this was our class officers at that time. dick is backing here is a ....
partners to showcase the history of casper, wyoming. to learn more about the cities on our 2014 tour, visit the website. we continue with the history of casper. this is american history tv on c-span3. this is the natrona county high school annual, our senior year of 1959 when dick and i were classmates. along with lynn, we were all in the same class together. the first one we will look at is a picture of dick and lynn coming down the stairways at our junior-senior prom. that happens to be a picture when we were all juniors. this next page is a picture of dick when he was a junior also. right there. that is dick. that was the group of individuals from our class picked to go to the conference every summer they had at the wyoming state fairgrounds. he was picked for that. some of the better students, higher grades, boyd state is state is what it was actually called. they had girls state also. lynn on the next page, that happens to be a picture of lynn when she was gettin ....