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Seat belt, if you don't wear a seat belt, you're going to add to my insurance premiums. but this is you running the risk of contaminating everybody in society. >> i have strong areas in the strong belief in the second amendment, but i think you need to recognize how -- you know, with something like this, you can't go around pointing a gun in somebody's face which is what it is when people are unvaccinated. >> got it. finally, off to haiti? >> yes. >> what happens next? >> well, we have been from day one with our heavy equipment, crews, we've got 30,000 metric tons of rubble out, still finding ...

People dig through rubble through the night. they don't stop. they keep going. they bring out lamps and lights and anything that they can to make sure they can keep looking for signs of life. but that's one of the big challenges at this hour, is just daylight will be so helpful and cooperate in trying to find signs of life. once we do get daylight, of course the delicate almost dance of trying to get as much rubble out of the area of that building without hurting the people that are trapped below. that's always one of the biggest challenges because of course people want to make human chains an...

Learned about rescue workers and what they're doing is they've been listening through cracks in these buildings that have collapsed, listening for signs of life, and then following those signs, trying to calculate how they can remove this rubble carefully, so that they can preserve life. but remove the rubble from above them. it's a very delicate dance. and one of the biggest fears from family members that i've talked to here is that rescuers will go from doing this by hand, to using machinery. that is their biggest fear. because, of course, as i mentioned, it's a very delicate dance. they lis...