and this was to five excuse me, again, 1981 after the hinckley shooting. told the story about reagan , which i think it is wonderfully eloquent. he said that one day he went to see president reagan in the hospital, george torsion an awful. and so he is ushered into the room and goes and and finds himself alone in a hospital room there's no president reagan and the bathroom doors open. he hears president reagan say, oh, george, i am in here. so he, you know, he goes over. president reagan, the leader of the free world, is down on his hands and knees mopping. mr. bush says, wrong, what are you doing? well, spills and water. i did not want them are stacked in and out. and, you know, it -- in retrospect it is a story that, you know, could be told about george bush. you would have been down there mopping up water or water river of it was. he used to it, you know, he is a houstonian. he used to stay in washington on christmas so his secret service detail could have christmas with their families. he was a wasp mensch, you know. and he was also, i'll tell you some

under this government we have hinckley point going ahead, the most exciting development. i believe there is opportunity of more to come. that is what we're doing putting our money where our mouth is and making sure we have nuclear power providing high quality base load power which is carbon free. >> thank you, mr. speaker. business confidence is returning, unemployment is falling come more new jobs are coming to my constituency. most of that relies on infrastructure spending, financed by private pension funds. does my right honorable friend share my regard the labour's raid on retirement funds, the brainchild of the shadow chancellor, an estimated two amounted to 118 billion pounds last week, not only racked private pension but hobbled by private sector infrastructure that was in our country for a generation? >> i'm delighted to hear about the effect you got employment rising, unemployment falling, more people taking on apprenticeships and businesses expanding. that is what we see across our country and decisive in 20 minutes into prime minister's question not a single la

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under this government we have hinckley point going ahead, the most exciting development. i believe there is opportunity of more to come. that is what we're doing putting our money where our mouth is and making sure we have nuclear power providing high quality base load power which is carbon free. >> thank you, mr. speaker. business confidence is returning, unemployment is falling come more new jobs are coming to my constituency. most of that relies on infrastructure spending, financed by private pension funds. does my right honorable friend share my regard the labour's raid on retirement funds, the brainchild of the shadow chancellor, an estimated two amounted to 118 billion pounds last week, not only racked private pension but hobbled by private sector infrastructure that was in our country for a generation? >> i'm delighted to hear about the effect you got employment rising, unemployment falling, more people taking on apprenticeships and businesses expanding. that is what we see across our country and decisive in 20 minutes into prime minister's question not a single la

hinckley, who shot reagan, they all come back to it.gn about beyonce's videos affecting young unsupervised girls in a negative opinion. i didn't do what hornaday did. i didn't say beyonce caused. i said it's deleterious effect on these children and they perhaps may act out. this is a cause and effect. i mean, this is yearous when a "the washington post" film writer says that judd and seth rogan just by appearing in the film, they are somewhat responsible for this guy i don't blame niece guys for being teed off. >> she is saying i never said that they were responsible. >> yes she singled them off. >> i'm telling it you what this woman is now saying oh, i didn't blame them. i'm just raising questions. is what she says. well, you know what? read that column. >> that's right. it's on my web site. it's easy to get. you cannot escape the conclusion that these films, that portray women in certain roles and men to don't get the girl as feeling that the world is against them and life is unfair. and guess what? one of them went out and killed a w

john hinckley shot ronald reagan in 1981 to impress jodie foster who he just watched star in the moviexi driver." cultural influences may have shaped the warped views of the assailiants because they, themselves, were mentally ill. we should try to scrub society of all triggers for the mentally ill. our focus should be on better diagnosing those among us who might be susceptible to such deadly outbursts. now, having said this, there remains a legitimate question for the rest of us. for those of us who are mentally stable and not about to kill innocence. and the question is, have we grown too complacence. are we too accepting. because our attitudes towards female sexuality have become cavalier because male characters are so entitled in the world of entertainment that we have failed to separate fiction from reality. now, that's a conversation that i think ann horn today, jud and seth rogen would all agree is worth having. you remember that original headline? killer virgin sparks a culture war? here's what i would have written. hollywood doesn't kill people, people do. that's it for me, th

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. >> this was just after john hinckley had expressed his admiration for jodie foster by shooting presidentospital. and he was ushered into the room and found himself -- there was no president reagan, so he, you know, started looking under the bed. and he heard a voice coming from the bathroom saying, george, i'm in here. and he, you know, with some trepidation looked in and the president of the united states was down on his hands and knees mopping the floor. there was some water. mr. bush said, mr. president, what are you doing? and he said, well, i spilled some water and i didn't want the nurses to have to mop it up. and it -- it was a story that he told many times until we as his staff couldn't hardly -- we were sick of hearing it but it was a story that probably has been easily been told about george bush himself. he was that kind of guy. >> i continue to believe that your second book, which is your first novel, i think, called "the white house mess" is one of the great comic novels ever. and i'm wondering, these are essays. to what extent is having been in washington, having spent the