years, and my parents were dying and they said i don't know what to tell you, victor, but would you please keep the house, so i don't know if my children would live there or not, but it's in great shape, i work on it all the time and it's kind of like a museum for me because i don't want to be the first to give it up, but i walk in rooms and it's just kind of crazy. i hear my aunt. she was crippled. she lived in the living room for 65 years. i see work -- >> tucker: she lived in the living room? >> yes, because moby had -- you didn't put people who had polio -- she was crippled with terrible polio, she couldn't go anywhere. i remember talking to her and i see my grandmother -- >> tucker: you grew up and your aunt was living in the living room? >> yes! we had a little house next to them and then when they passed away i moved in there, but i visit her every day. free range, we would like 6 and they would just say go out, and we would roam all over 130 acres and my grandparents had a house, we had a house, neighbors would take care of us.
harm? _ care to me to prevent any risk of harm? this _ care to me to prevent any risk of harm? this is spelt out in the draft bill, harm? this is spelt out in the draft bill. harm — harm? this is spelt out in the draft bill, harm means psychological harm, amounting _ bill, harm means psychological harm, amounting to at least serious distress _ amounting to at least serious distress. if a library says, we cannot— distress. if a library says, we cannot stop these books because there _ cannot stop these books because there is— cannot stop these books because there is a — cannot stop these books because there is a risk that an adult might suffer— there is a risk that an adult might suffer serious distress by reading them, _ suffer serious distress by reading them, which we think that was a healthy— them, which we think that was a healthy way for an adult society to live? _ healthy way for an adult society to live? no, — healthy way for an adult society to live? no, i— healthy way for an adult society to live? no, idon't healthy way for an adult society to live? no, i don't think so. it is a live? no, idon't think so. it is a pity— live? no, i don't think so. it is a pity that — live? no, i don't think so. it is a pity that the _ live? no, i don't think so. it is a pity that the task of protecting children— pity that the task of protecting children from the online world, which _ children from the online world, which is — children from the online world, which is a — children from the online world, which is a whole new thing and i feel for— which is a whole new thing and i feel for parents who are faced with their kids — feel for parents who are faced with their kids doing things that probably the parents don't understand, it is a pity that that has been — understand, it is a pity that that has been bogged down with other stuff about trying to prevent adults from doing things was that we haven't— from doing things was that we haven't it _ from doing things was that we haven't it back to the internet companies implementing it. there is so much moby _ companies implementing it. there is so much moby could _ companies implementing it. there is so much moby could discuss - companies implementing it. there is so much moby could discuss on - companies implementing it. there is so much moby could discuss on this. j so much moby could discuss on this. there is a lot more bee could discuss, but i'm afraid we will have
it's hot news for electronica, the multifaceted techno dance genre touted by many tastemakers as the next big musical thing. prodigy's new album "the fat of the land" enters the billboard pop chart at number one. ♪ fight the pressure ♪ >> up until the end of the '90s, dance music was just a deejay, it was a beat. then all of a sudden there's a face to it. ♪ block rocking beats ♪ the chemical brothers come up. >> this is very much the recycling age. is this music recycled? >> everything is secondhand. you take things from different places and create something new in it. ♪ >> all of this stuff was going on at the same time. massive attack, moby, so you're seeing what we called electronica which is edm, which is techno, really starting to kind of take hold beyond dance clubs.
it's hot news for electronica, the multifaceted techno dance genre touted by many tastemakers as the next big musical thing. prodigy's new album "the fat of the land" enters the billboard pop chart at number one. ♪ fight the pressure ♪ >> up until the end of the '90s, dance music was just a deejay, it was a beat. then all of a sudden there's a face to it. ♪ block rocking beats ♪ the chemical brothers come up. >> this is very much the recycling age. is this music recycled? >> everything is secondhand. you take things from different places and create something new in it. ♪ >> all of this stuff was going on at the same time. massive attack, moby, so you're seeing what we called electronica which is edm, which is techno, really starting to kind of take hold beyond dance clubs. ♪ all these artists end up laying
snaking around that corner there. in the water has actually just come over the top of those right at the end and into the homes next door. now all of these houses have got basements, we are told, and they are already starting to pump some of that water out of their but at the moment they're holding off because emergency services say this might be as high as it gets. we have seen them going door—to—door today, just knocking on doors checking people are ok, checking if they need anything. but they have kind of paused at the moment because they are told that the waters might be peaking right about now and then possibly going down again. so they've stopped pumping for the moment and are just waiting to see if the water levels do start to drop, then if they do, they can start to pump some of this water back into the river where it is supposed to be. moby and iggy pop have paid tribute to mark lanegan who has died at the age of 57. the manic street preachers work with him on their
why would the liberals insist that you would teach a kindergartner first, second and third grader about transgender's when you don't even get to that until sixth? >> dana: that is the political part of it. so, on the pole, florida democrats primary voters agreed the republican stance on this. >> jesse: it is controversial. >> dana: it is controversial. the left keeps walking into this cul-de-sac where they don't know how to get out of it, right? so the democrats, they will bail us out. another example in georgia. remember when moby pulled a game and put in denver. m they had the bill read in it was unfair. coca-cola should have never done that. even stacey abrams, actually, know they didn't mean that but they keep hitting stomach stepping on a rake and hitting themselves in the face. right now we have 4 million people resign their jobs and