situation, period. normally people might have a lawyer to their immediate left mr. president, don t answer that question. but one thing he did say interesting about the tape. everyone knows the audiotape where he is evidently saying around i could have declassified this. now that i m president i can t. then he said you were reading a document that was a classified document. i was reading a newspaper article. so how do we know he was reading a document. so it s audiotape. it s not videotape. he said i m reading a paper. i have clippings, reading a story about mark milley and started talking about the iran situation. and then he went off on mark milley being somebody that he doesn t really like even though he hired him as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. bret p. ainsley: bret talked about. that he went through specifics you said this about this person and this about this person. you are the one who hired them, sir. he said there are just a few on that list. he said there are many
every call. so, i think that a lot of these steps are slipping under the radar. bret: right. because cops aren t back. shoplifting new york city tolerate a little bit. there is a threshold. they are tolerating a lot of it. not a little bit. getting this attitude from law enforcement where, you know, they are hands off. they pass the buck off to the legislators. the legislators say we have to call the police. going back and forth but not getting any traction. do you find people were facial recognition did they tell you when you bought this technology it might mistake darker people. not at all. brian: do you think that s total fallacy? yes. dolan doing that to madison square garden to stop people from suing him from coming in and some of the negative publicity around that? yeah. i think that s the excuse, but it has nothing to do with our purpose for using this technology. brian: you just think it s criminal first in new york city. basically that s how it feels, yes.