my constituents are autistic asperger's syndrome and they want to speak with pupils and staff and give them their experience of living with autism and the challenges that they face with this condition. they've already received praise from the head of britain high school and would my right honorable friend that this initiative could be extremely good news for schools and the teaching profession? >> well, i thank my honorable friend for the question. we did make good steps with my right honorable friends with a bill in autism but there's a huge amount done by people themselves to get a greater understanding of autism and asperger's because there's such a huge spectrum and a big difference between the children suffering from this condition and i'm sure the work that he is referring to is extremely worthwhile. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week the prime minister said something i actually agree with. [laughter] >> he said we needed to do something about loan sharking. so will he join me next week supporting the notion cap the cost of credit and support the poorest consumers in britain fr

. >> my constituents, ben oldroyd and matthew carr, are autistic and have asperger's syndrome.they have asked for my help because they want to visit schools in the selby district to speak to pupils and staff and give them their experience of living with autism and the challenges that they face with that condition. they have already received praise from the head of brayton high school. does my right honorable friend agree that such an initiative could be extremely good news for schools and the teaching profession? >> i thank my honorable friend for his question, which raises an important point. we made good steps during the last parliament, with the autism bill promoted by the now secretary of state for wales, my right honorable friend the member for chesham and amersham, but there is a huge amount that can be done by people themselves to get a greater understanding of autism and asperger's, not least because there is such a huge spectrum and such a big difference between the children suffering from those conditions. i am sure the work to which my honorable friend refers is extr

the president accepted the apology quickly and whatever reasons, i'm not casting aspergs, just callinghe facts, the president at that moment is my point chose not to use that as a teachable moment to talk to us about incivility. we know now he's on the way to arizona to speak and to console the victims and their families, et cetera. so should the president now take this opportunity, he hasn't said fig as yet about civility? should he talk about that now? >> yes. in short. i mean, we have had -- you know without singling individuals out, but we had presidents in the recent past miss opportunities to bring the nation together and to -- who have not taken advantage of the turning point that an incident like this is. we really are tavis, at a turning point. right now. this is an opportunity that -- that gaby gifford, as well as i know her and as -- strongly as i know she feels about the importance of moderation and civility and -- measuring our words carefully and pot whipping people up in a frenzy, all of the while, advocating our view vigorously, i know gaby will want the president and w

he acts a little like, slightly asperger's-like or -- >> jimmy: yeah, he goes like "amityville" crazy it's questionable whether or not -- >> jimmy: he kills you. >> yeah, he kills me. he gets away with the -- >> jimmy: he kills like three people. >> yeah he gets away with a lot and the guy's still out and -- >> jimmy: he gets off? >> yeah, he gets off, yeah. >> jimmy: and he's free, roaming the streets now, having fun and -- >> yeah. yeah, he has a place in l.a. i've heard and -- >> jimmy: i mean, he's dressed as -- he dressed like a woman. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's what he did. >> he did that, too. >> jimmy: i'm very in the lead here, yeah. i'm sorry. the guy -- he goes nuts and he moves to texas or something? where's he go? >> yeah, he moves to galveston, texas. he becomes a mute and dresses like a woman. >> jimmy: he pretends he's mute and dresses like a woman. >> yes. >> jimmy: and then he murders his neighbor out there. >> yes. >> jimmy: chopped him up. >> and he got off too. he spent, like, nine months in jail. >> jimmy: the movie's bonkers, you gotta see this. >> or just like -