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Gonzalez, she snapped her pelvis and still able to find her 16-year-old unconscious and pull her from the rubble. you will get lot of those stories and hopefully survival stories. >> harris: it was amazing. you're pointing to the people that the mayor said they were able to get out on their own. when you say that, you don't take into consideration. that does not mean they walked out of there. they were fighting for their lives to get away from the structure that in some areas was still moving. yes, it has fallen in that video that we showed everybody, bits t it's a tinderbox. you got to get ou...

Possible. and then eventually when i turned around i realized i wasn't falling but there were people on the ground around the cart that i was in. so i went back to get my phone to call 911, and then eventually medical personnel were there. the tour did a great job of getting people on the ground from the hospital, they were fantastic. and i'm just happy, i think -- i don't know the others, but i think they're okay. i'm hoping that's the case. >> we're hoping that as well. the pga says when play is suspended, they encourage spectators to leave, to take shelter anywhere they can. did you hear an...

Been. >> tucker: that is a crock. it defies relate. better than ever? when she took it over it wasn't falling apart or discredited. within the first four years of the presidency, two dozen staff and the faculty left the school. massive number for a place that small. sanders fired a popular literature professor who denounced her for harassment and unethical treatment of the faculty. the student government association described the campus environment under here as toxic and disruptive. that is not good. that is the high point. can you imagine what it must have been like before jane sanders got t...

Things government does -- perhaps not the only one but crucially government does, infrastructure, education. if entitlements take up so much space you have almost no room left, will it not affect growth in the future? >> well, i don't think so, for this reason. one, we don't have bad roads in this country except for new york city. the rest of the country's okay. we spend $140 billion a year on highways and other transportation. secondly, even after the cuts that ryan makes, it's $400 billion a year for domestic discretionaries, which is the same amount we spend, a justed for inflation, in 2000...