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acknowledge the fact that the uk doesn't have the constitution that we have but this is a complete corrosion of the rights and privileges that we have long been championed -- sorry been championing from a free and civilized society. this is a reversal when this is just like in london and toronto where iranians who had to survive the brutality of the regime came out with signs that said how moss are terrorists. they were arrested and told listen, this is going to have a violent response so we have to protect you and arrestee you. okay? this is a reversal, our rights are the rights to free speech and arresting those who are violent against us this is like saying, you know, during desegregation era that this is going to engender violent so let's just stop the whole desegregation thing. because we don't want the violence. you're actually protecting the people that are violating and
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center for edison, health, and society at vanderbilt university and the author of "what we've become: living and dying in a country of arms. dr. jonathan metzel, thank you for coming to the show. president biden released a statement reflecting on the columbine school shooting anniversary and he's asking congress to " do something," so communities won't continue to suffer due to the epidemic of gun violence. this year alone, there have been 19 gun related deaths and schools. in your view, what has changed since columbine and what still needs to change? >> i think it is important to remember that columbine was a wake of the moment for a particular kind of problem that intersected semi automatic weapons. it was a shooting that happened in a suburban area, white children were the victims as well other people. it brought a question of gun violence home to a lot of people. i just remember that moment as
-you know, we make it a point to get out and go to schools and talk to kids all the time. and when i do that, i really try to let them know what it was like for me when i was a kid growing up, and how i had this dream of one day becoming an astronaut, and that really, if you work hard and you're always persistent, you can really make those dreams come true. -he wanted to always be involved in something that was kind of bigger than him, that contributed to to society, that had a purpose. it was fun to watch him. he looked like he was enjoying himself. the crew looked like they were doing what they needed to be doing, and everything was going off really well. and i didn't know at that time that... ...anything concerning had happened. there were people that did, though, but i wasn't one of them. ♪
of people building from the horror of that moment, people running for office, the mother of one of the victims of that shooting is running for state office in tennessee. there are many things that come out of the aftermath of the horror. again and again, it was a similar story, which was the people demanded some kind of action. because tennessee is a super majority state, there was no pressure. nobody was going to get pushed out of office or voted out of office. instead, what we've seen is a dramatic expansion in every kind of law that led to the shooting. people can carry guns without permits. now we are arming teachers, long guns to people 18 and older. we have this total disconnect between what people know. as a society to keep our country safe and what the political process in its gerrymandered state right now is delivering, which is, unfortunately, more of these mass shootings.
ukrainian flag on the floor causing the chair to call for decorum. kentucky senator rand paul slammed the move calling it a society to send more of your hard-earned money to a corrupt foreign regime, and just like that they shout ukraine, ukraine while happily working to secure ukraine's borders, not ours. but cori bush was inaccident adds well -- incensed as well, joining a protest to rail against the israel bill even though the package does include money for gaza. >> this bill pa -- that passed today is a death warrant. it's a death warrant for palestiniansment it -- palestinians. it means that -- >> reporter: notably, no one has triggered a vote to oust johnson just yet, marking a major win for the speaker after a few bumpy months in the role. guys, back to you. will: thank you. pete: it was a staggering thing, to see a foreign aid package
children the algorithm absolutely directs harmful content to children. >> i hate tiktok. >> i'm not on tiktok but it is designed absolutely to be addictive and it's harmful it's like brain rot but while i'm working on it i'm on my phone every five seconds and why look at it i think i'm a hypocrite at this is terrible and going straight to hell but then i go right back to going through discovery so he does what it is time with you i love my phone and social media but i am 40 so it's okay. >> you're on the wrong side of 40 what do you think about this? >> thank you for that i appreciated your wonderful host. >> you thought you were gonna get through the whole show? he broke my leg. >> i didn't it was wrestling it was supposed to, but i will completely butcher a quote here in that is humanities problems stem from the inability to sit alone in a quiet room and these devices are designed to be addictive and our society now
him almost like a virus. that's what he said to his friends. my fragile connection with polite society has been severed. >> after that, he moved back to his island house where davis reported he surrounded himself with guard dogs, armed men, and several teenaged girls. in a country where the age of consent is 16, he told davis he like to keep them busy, and bed. >> he told me for him five hours is a quickie. then he brought out one of the girls to prove a point and she said that's true. >> he was 67 living a schoolboys dream whether it was a heavily armed dream. he was convinced that manno billed himself as the world's greatest security expert was now a security risk to himself and others. >> we were in his bungalow and he had a smith & wesson 38 special in a holster.
why wasn't he stopped? did the legal system fail everyone? could six murders have been prevented? >> i do feel very strongly that the court system did not protect me. >> connie jones says her ex- husband was violent for years, but the court ignored one red flag after another. >> my life wasn't valued. my son's life wasn't valued enough to stop him, which harmed other people. >> we failed her as a society and i think as a physician with resources she had, i wonder how many other women and families that were failing as a society. >> does the court system both criminal and family court, do those systems understand domestic violence? do they react in the right way? >> no, not necessarily. >> ali is the former ceo of the arizona coalition to end sexual