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night's sleep. these chicks are the source of the goal problem across dumfries because the parents are extremely protective. it is extremely protective. it is absolutely _ extremely protective. it is absolutely frightening. . extremely protective. it 3 absolutely frightening. i saw one going into iceland and stealing a packet of roles. i mean, for goodness' sake! do something about these horrible beast? they're protected, what about human question that we are not protected. if you protected, what about human question that we are not protected.— that we are not protected. if you go near them there _ that we are not protected. if you go near them there aggressive - that we are not protected. if you go near them there aggressive and - that we are not protected. if you go l near them there aggressive and dived dash dive—bomb you and stuff. they will eat _ dash dive—bomb you and stuff. they will eat chips out of your hand, you know _ will eat chips out of your hand, you know what — will eat chips out of your hand, you know what i— will eat chips out of your hand, you know what i mean?— know what i mean? seagulls will return to the _ know what i mean? seagulls will return to the same _ know what i mean? seagulls will return to the same nesting - know what i mean? seagulls will return to the same nesting spot| know what i mean? seagulls will - return to the same nesting spot each year and there are nice all over dumfries. because the chicks have hatched it is the worst time of year for people living here. there is very little that can be done about them because seagulls are a protected species. dumfries and galloway council says it does not have any duty to take any action against any type of goal. it says
he took active steps to keep them, to hide them. what the indictment says, to inspire to keep them. and as we've been talking about, that raises more questions than it answers. what would -- why -- what did he take? why? what was the point? and a mature democracy, which god willing is not an oxymoron, but we're going to find out, in a mature democracy, we would be able to make these distinctions, to let the law take its course, and to realize, in my opinion, that the constitutional experiment in trying to seek a more perfect union is more important than any single candidate, any single partisan cause, any single party. and that's really where we are. and we don't know the answer. it's a human question.
you are seeing the tangibl results of this position tha republicans and stake out fo themselves but it's not deemed thei enthusiasm that's what i think has been s confounding, right it's really clear that abortio is a terrible issue fo republicans because they are a odds with the american public. and yet today, ron desantis, who has aspirations -- >> he wants the nomination >> right they keep doing it -- there's also the human question there are people who nee access to reproductive choic all across the country who are not going to get it. there may be people who die in the course of -- abortions, right >> he wants the nominations. he doesn't care about -- >> actually winning? >> he doesn't care about people that's - >> - surprising there was a day and age when republicans would look and say we've got to dial it back on this they are full steam ahead on this instead and to me it seems like it coincides with an increasingly aggressive republican part that is ready to employ an tactic it wants just to a, own the libs, cement party power
and the reality is, there is the political question there's also the human question there are people who nee access to reproductive choic all across the country who are not going to get it. there may be people who die in the course of -- illegal abortions, right >> he wants the nominations. he doesn't care about -- >> actually winning? >> he doesn't care about people that's - >> - is it -- surprising there was a day and age when republicans would look and say we've got to dial it back on this they are full steam ahead on this instead and to me it seems like it coincides with an increasingly aggressive republican part that is ready to employ an tactic it wants just to a, own the libs, cement party power and sort of steak its primac culturally, which is ver different than sort of tactical, strategic game plan that use to dictate a lot of the party' motives. moves. >> to me, it's a losin strategy, clearly a losing strategy and again, they're alienatin
dobbs has electrified the american public. >> if you think about the next election is not an off-year election you're electing senators and you're electing presidents and you're electing judges if you're electing federal judges, this is going to be -- this doesn't play well in michigan it doesn't play well in wisconsin, as we saw in the supreme court vote there it doesn't play well in minnesota. it doesn't play well in pennsylvania this is -- this is re-erecting the blue wall. >> yeah, but i mean -- and i get that, right? you're seeing the tangible results of this position republicans have staked out for themselves, but it's not dimmed their enthusiasm that's what i think is so confounding, right it's really clear abortion is a terrible issue for republicans because they're at odds with the american public. and yet today ron desantis who has aspirations -- >> wants the nomination. >> right, they keep doing it and the ralty is there's the political question and there's also the human question. there are people who need access to reproductive choice all over
and as back in the day when he resigned back in 2005. or 2013,ives awakened by -- i was awakened by tv producers and here i was again this morning. look, even some of the reportage i've been reading is frankly wrong about this man. they missed something about him. he was a humble, deeply believing man who believed that the person of jesus christ and the encounter with christ was the answer to every human question and all the problems in the world and benedict because of his brilliance as a theologian, last cardinal to attend the vatican counsel to be the last presence in the room, he saw the world in a very particular frame, pete. i'll read this to you, he called out what he called the dictatorship of relativism. tell me if this doesn't speak to every story we cover every day, a dictatorship of relativism is being constitute that had recognizes nothing as absolute
finally be guaranteed the rights and protections to which they and their children are entitled to. the legislation also enjoys support from majority of americans across party lines and faiths. >> so joining us now is transportation secretary pete buttigieg, who is the first openly gay cabinet member in the u.s. to be confirmed by the senate. mayor pete, secretary pete, it's so, so good to have you here to discuss this, considering your role and, listen, because of your platform, where you are now, and what you've achieved. i just have a very human question. i wonder what this means to you, to your husband chasten, your twins, and your daughter, what this signing means to you and many americans today? >> well, it's -- it's a huge relief. look, our marriage has been the cornerstone of our family life. the more so since we've become parents to our amazing twins, our son and our daughter, but
still kids in there that were alive. i think that is what the scrutiny is going to be about when that official report comes out. >> pete: lawrence, i appreciate you breaking that down. it's one thing to say 45 minutes the cops did nothing. but the reality is a lot transpired in that 45 minutes. and, yes, the door was open and yes 12 minutes before they went in the school. and yes shots fired and confusion. sounds like officers engaged the suspect he went into a classroom. at which point they retreated and maintained eyes on that classroom while other officers attempted to evacuate. i think the question that parents and viewers still have though is why was there not more initiative to end what was happening in that classroom find a few more guys, guys with long rifles and body armor to stack up on that door and go inside and that's a human question. and the other question is, who made that call, lawrence? and i'm not saying that from an accountability sense right now. >> brian: want answers to stop the next shooting.
solutions to this. one of the things that we're doing and what you're saying is correct there are problems that are very big which nobody wants to address. as a result we are addressing effectively non- problems none of the children that you describe being gunned down in their front yard are going to be safe if the new york orchestra suddenly changes the composition of the term bone session. >> to complement all of that, i dispute not of it. there is a human question of disposition towards the world there are two pools you can take as you look at the world, most good people will go between the pole rationally based on similes and those are gratitude and indignation gratitude is far more difficult to cultivate has free practice from a young age and is difficult because it requires recognition there is something greater you been given