Hilaria Baldwin

called No Address, and we sat on the set and in the lobby, and all we did was discuss issue after issue after issue where we thought we were on opposite ends of the spectrum, and we realized that 80% of it we agree on, 10% is negotiable, and 10% we'll never agree on.

called No Address, and we sat on the set and in the lobby, and all we did was discuss issue after issue after issue where we thought we were on opposite ends of the spectrum, and we realized that 80% of it we agree on, 10% is negotiable, and 10% we'll never agree on.

called No Address, and we sat on the set and in the lobby, and all we did was discuss issue after issue after issue where we thought we were on opposite ends of the spectrum, and we realized that 80% of it we agree on, 10% is negotiable, and 10% we'll never agree on.

And we live in this world where we're being driven apart, where we have more in common, there's more consensus, there's more agreement than people realize on controversial issues.

And we live in this world where we're being driven apart, where we have more in common, there's more consensus, there's more agreement than people realize on controversial issues.

And we live in this world where we're being driven apart, where we have more in common, there's more consensus, there's more agreement than people realize on controversial issues.

Easy to work on mental health, easy to work on homelessness, mental health and fentanyl. Trickier to work on the Second Amendment or campaign finance reform or something like that. But you'd be surprised at how much we have in common on that issue, Megan.

Easy to work on mental health, easy to work on homelessness, mental health and fentanyl. Trickier to work on the Second Amendment or campaign finance reform or something like that. But you'd be surprised at how much we have in common on that issue, Megan.

Easy to work on mental health, easy to work on homelessness, mental health and fentanyl. Trickier to work on the Second Amendment or campaign finance reform or something like that. But you'd be surprised at how much we have in common on that issue, Megan.

Seventh grade through 12th grade, yes. Rex Heuermann was, I was class president. He'd see me and say, how you doing, Billy? Rex, what's going on? We were in classes together. My lifeguard stand at Tobey Beach was 500 feet from that burial in Gilgo.

Seventh grade through 12th grade, yes. Rex Heuermann was, I was class president. He'd see me and say, how you doing, Billy? Rex, what's going on? We were in classes together. My lifeguard stand at Tobey Beach was 500 feet from that burial in Gilgo.

Seventh grade through 12th grade, yes. Rex Heuermann was, I was class president. He'd see me and say, how you doing, Billy? Rex, what's going on? We were in classes together. My lifeguard stand at Tobey Beach was 500 feet from that burial in Gilgo.

Yeah, yeah. He was sort of ran with a group of kids that didn't, they were like AV squad guys. They were like tech geeks before the internet.

Yeah, yeah. He was sort of ran with a group of kids that didn't, they were like AV squad guys. They were like tech geeks before the internet.

Yeah, yeah. He was sort of ran with a group of kids that didn't, they were like AV squad guys. They were like tech geeks before the internet.

Yeah. He ran with a group of guys like that. Very bright. And, uh, yeah.

Yeah. He ran with a group of guys like that. Very bright. And, uh, yeah.

Yeah. He ran with a group of guys like that. Very bright. And, uh, yeah.

Yeah. It's funny. One of my friends from mass people sent this to me and goes, you're not going to believe this breaking story. And I put out a tweet that said, I just woke up this morning to find out that Rex Heuermann, the Gilgo beach killer was my, not my friend or my buddy or anything, but my classmate that I knew for six years. And, uh, That got a lot of interest. People were reaching.

Yeah. It's funny. One of my friends from mass people sent this to me and goes, you're not going to believe this breaking story. And I put out a tweet that said, I just woke up this morning to find out that Rex Heuermann, the Gilgo beach killer was my, not my friend or my buddy or anything, but my classmate that I knew for six years. And, uh, That got a lot of interest. People were reaching.