complicated problem any intelligence officer with experience can go into one classified audience. i ve done it. a senate or house hearing and explain a complicated, highly classified problem in that venue. in this case any officer could walk into a judge or courtroom and say, let me give you a picture of the threat posed from individuals from these countries. let s assume i am wrong on this, wolf, after 30 years of doing this. the president picks up the bat phone, calls mike pompeo at cia and say, a, i want a tem prayer clearan temporary clearance for the judge or b, talk to these people. this is a smoke screen. what does it say a little bit more than two weeks into the new administration we re seeing a battle like this unfold, dana. that president trump was elected promising to shake things up, to disrupt washington. he and his aides are trying to make good on that promise. and he is running into the reality that the founding fathers created a government and
couple of people downtown about making sure we have some additional support for our dismissal of the dance. i called the big dogs, the bat phone. we need help. let s start making our way home. let s start making our way home. be safe. have a good night. watch your mouth. let s go. when the dance lets out, there are no officers in sight as the kids walk home. stop throwing stuff! down the street, some students get in the kind of scuffle that s especially scary in rosalyn. call the police. there is a possible fight in progress. i m not sure why they are not out here. liz marches in to the fray. come on, let s go. we re not doing this. let s go. whoever needs to start moving, start moving. everybody needs to go. start walking.
i reached out to him and a couple of people downtown about making sure we have some additional support for our dismissal of the dance. i called the big dogs, the bat phone. we need help. let s start making our way home. let s start making our way home. be safe. have a good night. watch your mouth. let s go. when the dance lets out, there are no officers in sight as the kids walk home. stop throwing stuff! down the street, some students get in the kind of scuffle that s especially scary in rosalyn. call the police. there is a possible fight in progress i m not sure why they are not out here. liz marchs in to the fray. come on, let s go. we re not doing this. let s go. whoever needs to start moving, start moving. everybody needs to go.
communication. meaning i guess that president obama hasn t necessarily picked up the bat phone and dialed up putin on this particular issue. it would appear that he hasn t. and of course we know for sure that the president and the united states were ineffective with the chinese when snowden had his little vacation in hong kong. we can presume that the chinese now know everything that snowden knows and everything that is on his computers. now it s the russian turn to milk him dry and who knows where he ll wind up after that. jon: he said that he had all kinds of information about the names of pretty much the entire roster of cia operatives. alan. a pretty serious case. one would think that the president we don t know what he knows, what information he had on his hard drive. secondly the time may come when the president does pick up the phone and talk to putin. obviously you want to try to solve it if you can at a lower level first. thatters don t mean the president is not engaged
idea. remember the one at fenway? so cool. networks around stadiums for fans in attendance. i don t like that. i don t like change. a revenue for stadiums will be selling those. and all the pictures. as alex points out, it s a problem for at&t with dropped calls, you ve got to keep the bad pitcher on the mound. i do a lot of sports business stuff at cnbc. i talked to mlb last night about this. they said they re trying to get a secure line basically those lines are single line straight out to the bull pen that are so private. they re almost like the white house bat phone or what have you. they re trying to make sure that they can t be hacked. really? but what s the point of it all? it s a revenue generator. money. they sell the sponsorship for the phone. i don t believe that about sports. they wouldn t do that. it s all for fun, right? all right. speaking of fun oh, he s so fun. he s, like, mr. fun.