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Who is Shawn Butler on General Hospital? Why is he in jail?
Shawn Butler is back on General Hospital after five years away but just who is he and why is Sean Blakemore’s character in jail? Since General Hospital first arrived on our screens in 1963, countless characters have come and gone during that time. It’s always a huge talking point when a character leaves or makes a dramatic return and that was exactly the case on April 21st’s episode. After several years away from General Hospital, the character Shawn Butler made a dramatic reappearance but just who is he and why was he in jail?
considered wimps when it comes to radical brotherhood. >> this is why they're becoming very powerful and they have 70 offshoots including al-qaeda and hamas. >> that's a lie. >> sean: we've got to go. thank you. >> you are lying to your audience. >> sean: coming up, liberal talk radio stooping again to one low after another. >> john boehner who probably now has earned the title of the worst speaker certainly in our lifetime. >> bill press, probably one of the worst talk show hosts in our lifetime. we go through this week's material of disgusting left wing hate speech filling the air waves. think before you hit send. the text you're writing to a friend or family member may accessed by law enforcement for years to come. we're going to look at the looming invasion of privacy and privacy rights coming up next. just no fun to drive.
call for the destruction of israel and morsi and his government supported hamas in their recent attacks on israel. they've recently been meeting with the iranians, so you don't see that a radicalized islam i can state under morsi is a problem? >> jihaddists, radicals, those are everybody's enemy. it's not them. they've been fighting for 30 or 40 years. i keep telling you this, but this is just simply not true. anybody who knows the region knows this isn't the case. >> sean: you obviously don't know what you're talking about. >> thank you very much. >> the muslim brotherhood is a very radical organization. >> i mean, look. i understand islamic politics. i rode wrote a book about it. you can read it. the muslim brotherhood are
wedge, and then after the election, it's just a joke. it's just something to drop. it's not something they really care about. there's no sincerity there at all. they're revealing their real agenda. >> sean: now we go to our old friend from atlanta, mike malloy, and he says tha to mitch mcconnell the black guy whipped your [bleep], and he said to john boehner you should drown in a vat of wine. >> the colored guy has whipped his [bleep]. hey, mitch. the black guy stomped your [bleep]. he's younger than you are, he's smarter than you are. he's hand somer than you are, and he stomped your [bleep]. what you gonna do about it, boy? don't you think [bleep] ought to just, i don't know, go drown himself in a vat of wine? you know, he could be jumping up and down with his bare feet like
war. >> i'm not going to let you say that. >> sean: wait, mark. let's talk about that. he accused our troops not only after vietnam but in the iraq war of committing atrocities. he was wrong in both cases, and the point is should that. >> ab grea abu great should thee hearings? >> the totality of his experience -- john kerry served honorably. he spoke his co conscience whene came from vietnam and he spoke his conscience on the iraq war. >> and he said untrue things in both instances. >> you can say they're untrue and i'm sure you have a big disagreement with things. >> torture in the dark of night? he's got to explain that. >> so answer your question, sawn, isean, it should absolutey considered. he's not qualified for secretary of defense. >> i find this humerous. a lot of republican senators
back to jim crow laws? do you know anybody that supports in a? >> well, i don't know if i will be able to name anyone that supports that, but i think. >think. >> sean: so it's a lie. >> i don't think it's a lie. >> sean: it's not a lie. they want to drag us back to jim crow laws? >> some folks make the argument that the republican party does want to turn the clock back. >> sean: who? who wants to do that? >> in the first part of my statement, i said i can't give you a name. there's a perception that your party wants to turn the clock back. you have problems within particular communities relative to the vote. there's a reason for that. >> it's you hav not just race. it's also women. women clearly believe you want to turn them the clocks back. pardon me? >> we want to drag them back to the 1950s, too, according to debbie wasserman schulz. >> and according to the voters. >> the reason debbie wasserman schulz was reappointed was not
essentially what they're doing is asking for everyone in the country to be turned into suspects before they have any evidence that they've committed a crime. in my book, that's a bit of a government overreach and opening the door right for more tierney into people's personal and private lives. >> your position on this. >> thanks forking havin for hav, sean. i agree with katie. not a matter of just personal privacy and civil liberties, also a matter of business independence and allowing businesses to operate without intrusion from the government and being told what they need to do in order to take these preventives steps. so it seems like a lot of overreach both in private lives. i know a lot of people in law enforcement. they're doing just fine with the tools at their current disposal. >> we want to help them as much as possible. it has to be reasonable search and seizure. i think the way we achieve that is if they have a suspect, we have a system of checks and balances. we have a judiciary.
us because of our gender or a pre-existing condition, charging us up t to 50% more simply becae we're women. >> mike, i ask you again. give me a name of a republican that said that, supports that, believes that. is there anything you can think of? >> well the one thing i'd like to see. >> you're not answering my question. >> i'd like to see the head of the rnc and the statements he made about the policies of barack obama. >> sean: we don't have a lot of time. is there any republican -- she's the head of the democrats. is there any republican that wants to deny women coverage because of their gender? i can't think of any. that's a lie. >> of course not. it's an absolute lie. >> it's not a lie. you can't call it a lie, shaun. >> michael, it really is a lie to suggest that the republican party somehow wanted to take
base. that's normal in revolution. >> sean: he's now implementing shria laws. >> i don't know what that means. i don't know what that means. that's not going to happen in egypt. actually, people aren't protesting the law right now. they're protesting the expansion of the executive powers. there isn't a protest about the law. >> the constitution that's about to be implemented, you understand the law as well as anybody i know. what will life be like for women. >> it's going to be very difficult but our guest has a point. the majority of people in egypt are not protesting against morsi and shria law. they're actually for it. this past saturday hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets of egypt in support of the law and the constitution. what we're seeing right now on the streets is only the my minority. all over egypt and throughout the cities on saturday they came out in support of the new policy