wonder why they have the suspects in custody.

Oh, maybe there's more that you're looking for.

On public office occasionally do terrible things.

From time to time, we enter into a period where people in public office very frequently do

lots of terrible things.

What turns them around?

What stops them from doing terrible things what makes them correct

course and start doing the right thing instead one thing that sometimes works is shame and

embarrassment being confronted with the wrongness of what they are doing feeling shame or

embarrassment or at least the possibility of public rebuke and the awkwardness of what they are doing, feeling shame or embarrassment, or at least the possibility

of public rebuke and the awkwardness of being unable to explain their actions in a way that

satisfies anyone.

Sometimes you can't turn public officials around, but sometimes you can.

Sometimes that sort of thing can cause public officials who are otherwise behaving in ways

that are weak and wrong to find their spine and to change their minds.

And that is why it may be important for our country as a whole and for the history of the American, that the first full day of Donald Trump's second presidential term was like this today for Republicans in Washington.

Senator Scott, what do you make of President Trump's part of the year?

I haven't seen all of it.

First off, so many people who are fairly prosecuted.

What about those that assaulted police officers?

I don't believe anybody. If you violated the law, they'd cross-to-le-

What about those who assaulted police officers and then were pardoned by the president?

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