and mrs. beaver, they ask mr. beaver, is as lund safe? and mr. beaver says, of course not. he isn't safe. but he is good. so you paraphrase that. the great line of a liberal arts, the great line of the academy, the greatlyon of the university, the great lion of the tower, is it supposed to be safe or supposed to be good? there's a huge difference. sir, think we're actually at a time where if the ideas don't make you feel comfortable and safe, unchallenged, that those ideas can bees skewed. can be labeled as bad ideas. and that not the measure of free society. that's not the measure of intellectual freedom. if you haven't not read first core first corinthians, read it. i'm not interested in coddling you or comforting you at my university. i am about in con fronting you because when you graduate, i want you to be a man and a woman of character. i'm not going to hand you a diploma that says congratulations you got an opinion. you majored in opinions good for you. you have a degree in opinions. how absurd is this? this is lunacy. i actually hope you learned something. that's ri

mr. beaver in lion witch and wardrobe they ask mr. beaver, is aslin safe and he say, of course, not. not safe, but he's good. so you paraphrase that good line of a liberal arts, the great line of the academy, the greatle great lion of the ivory tower is it supposed to be safe? or is it supposed to be good ? there's a huge difference sir i think we're actually at a time where if ideas don't make you feel comfortable and safe, unchallenged that those ideas can be askewed those ideas can be labeled as bad ideas. and that is not the measure of a free society that's the measure of ideological fascism that's not the measure of intellectual freedom. if you haven't read first corinthians do what this gentleman said read it and you tell me the sense of that other than it may make you feel uncomfortable for not measuring up. good. i'm glad it does. i'm glad it does. i'm not interested in -- i'm not interested excuse me i'm not interested in cobbling you or comforting you at my university i'm interested in confront you because when you graduate i want you to be a man and a woman of character. i

the dispute arose over how many packages of noodle soup beavers would give to mitchell for agreeing to the plan. >> so mr. mitchell expected some type of payment, more than two ramen noodles, and he refused and that's when the fight broke out. >> either way, the practice is a violation of jail rules. >> lean over and blink. >> [ bleep ]. >> both beefers and mitchell wi sn admit with disciplinary officer hale who will determine how much time they will each get in segregation. a solitary confinement unit where, among other things, they're locked in their cells 23 hours per day. >> they're not allowed visits, they're not allowed to go to the gym, they're not allowed to have books. the only thing they can have is legal material that pertains to their case. >> most inmates don't like to fight. but some relish the violence. >> i like to fight. >> are you good at it? >> fighting? i never been beat. call me the white tyson. >> brian voltz is currently serving six months for an act of violence. though the victim was anything but a heavyweight. he admits an argument with the mother of one of his sons got out of ha

mrs may should take the credit. we spoke to simon calder earlier, he will be back, the independent‘s travel editor, about saturday flight beaverm is summer, people are going on holiday, people, papers talking about how horrible it is to go on holiday, designed to cheer people up who are not going on holiday! going abroad is awful, foreigners are awful, foreign baggage handlers are awful, foreign baggage handlers are awful, because they go on strike, and foreign weather is awful, because it is so hot. and this is not your opinion. it is not! this is the kind of mood that settles on the papers, a kind of masochistic moods that settles on the papers, oh, it is awful, having gone on about border controls, we want tighter border controls, we want tighter border controls, we want tighter border controls, but when we want to go over to foreign land on holiday, suddenly these controls are a nightmare, and all these people, it is just terrible. and to add insult to injury, famous people having no problems at all. this picture is at barcelona, and here is neymar, who doesn't have to queue up! it doesn't affect prince harry, of course, w

beaver lake. over 1200 miles of shore friend. >> i'm very familiar with that. all right. senator booker. >> mr. chairman, thank you very much.r. frazee come out to thank you. your stories are broken you are showing frankly what it means to be american, citizen and be there for each other. it really moved by that. these are issues that folks in committees i parked inside many parts of this country, including my state of new jersey. i know we are all in this fight together. as much as they make jokes about being in jersey this is the united states of america. so i recently decided to go outside every state to draw attention to urgent crises because we have about half a million homes around the country that lack access to hot and cold running water. most people don't even realize that. they don't have water running into a bathtub or shower or working flushing toilet. this is 11,000 homes in new jersey. but again, this is a national problem we are all in together. we were formed his government for the common defense for common security, for us to be a developed nation not have this is astonishing to me. and so i went a few weeke

beaver lake. there's over 1200 miles of shore front. >> i'm very familiar with that. >> uh-huh. >> all right. senator booker. >> mr.hairman, thank you very much. mr. frazee, thank you very much. really your story is heroic, you're showing what it means to be an american, to be a citizen, to be there for each other. i'm really moved by that. and this is issues that, you know, folks are not in communities like arkansas but in many parts of this country, including my state of new jersey. i know that we're all in this fight together. as much as i'm making jokes about being a jerseyan, this is the united states of america. so i recently decided to go outside of our state to try to draw attention to some of these urgent crises. according to the census, half a million homes that lack access to hot and cold running water. most people don't even realize that. they don't have water running to a bathtub or shower or working flushing toilet. this is including 11,000 homes in new jersey. again, this is a national problem that we're all in together of the federal government, we formed this government for the common defense, for