kitchings, guilty by association. >> well, i appreciate you talking to us, okay? take my advice to heart and just chill out. you don't need any more charge before you go to court. all right, man. thank you. >> all right. >> take him back. >> you kind of flip-flopped. was some kind of hit put out on a specific officer? >> did i send it? no. do everybody think that i've done it? yes. they think that supreme has his hands in a lot of things. >> i think he wants to project himself as being very powerful. if he is projected as pulling that much power to have inmates assault officers, the other inmates might respect him more. might project him to be more of a powerful individual. personally, i do not believe gathers ordered the assault. i don't think he pull that's much weight around here to have ordered that assault. >> what's the next step from here? >> just monitor his activity. >> so the game continues? >> that's all it is is a game. i have a simple philosophy -- they have 24 hours, seven days a week, 365 days a week to come up with games or to mess with our minds.

. >> senator kitching. >> thank you, mr. chair resident. mr. president, today the mr.es that if they find it, and i quote offenses or bruising, that's just what a democracy is. could the minister outline how much racial abuse does democracy require? >> senator kitching, i think we all know that in a free society and in a democracy there is room for robust debate because why, by the way, some 20 years or so ago the high court acknowledged and implied constitutional freedom of political communication for the very reason the high court acknowledged in a series of decisions. but it is necessarily implicit in the nature of australia as a parliamentary democracy that they should actually be a constitutionally recognized protection of freedom of speech. do you dispute that? of course our society is based on freedom of speech. but it's based on other values as well. including tolerance, including respect and including as the government is seeking to do strong and robust anti-vilification laws. >> questions about the grey cup president donald trump on a range of issues includin

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. >> a kitche appliance company is recalling thousands of garbage disposals that could be dangerous tobc 7, 7 on your side michael finney has the bad news and more. >> you always keep your hands away from a disposal, but these ones are dangerous because pieces can come flying out. the anaheim manufacturing company is recalling 146,000 garbage disposals that might cause injury. the company says metal pieces inside the disposals may f f f f while grinding. there are no reports of injuries. the recall includes ten brand name disposals sold from december 2015 until march of this year. i posted the entire list on my facebook page along with the information on how you can get a free replacement. >>> california has hit an important milestone reaching its green energy goals. listen to this. for three hours in march, solar panels applied roughly half the state's electricity needs. that set a record. the state has set a goal for getting half its energy, i should say electricity, from renewable sources by the year 2030. california met the goal for that three-hour period on march 11, though it was