ground. again, lots of different players on the ground there trying to figure out where the united states goes next. all right, paula, thank you so much for that in moscow for us. breaking overnight russia clamming u.s. intel after reporting that the american intelligen a direct response to our reporting, the russian defense ministry released a statement saying u.s. intelligence agencies are quote pulling the wool othver the eyes. irrefutable evidence of misdeeds. the more farfetched pseudoproof is the more confidential it
same category when it comes to this executive order? alex: i would assume he probably has some information about going on in iraq that i do not because i certainly would put iran in a different category. i think iraq is at least a because i ally, i don t know what is going on internally, but as far as what you can do, he can make exceptions in the order just like in legislation for people who are important toe u.s. military and its war againt terror, in the military can come forward with a certification process to say, this translator was instrumental and beneficial to us in our fight against terror, and have that exclusion applied. that is easy to do peer that is not difficult. meghan: i sorely hope they do that, you are a smart judge. kelly ate conway clamming a cnn report claiming that the white house is sidelining her media reporters over messaging concerns. but she appeared last night and again this morning, wait until you hear what she has to say, plus a new video could be gi
pineys are people who live in the pine barrens. there was a time years ago if you would have called somebody that, you would have got shot. really. now people embrace it. people like to be thought up having live off the land. thursday they have bumper stickers now, piney power. how do you make your living? it is good to farm blueberries and cranberries. a lot of fishing, a lot of clamming. hopefully the oystering is coming back in the delaware bay. the bay supported a lot of jobs. the pine barrens have been settled for a long time. a long time. some of the people who came here were the glass makers. they saw this incredible sand. it is perfect for making glass sugar white, to the point where it didn t have to be washed or processed. there was hundreds of glass workers. they re just ruins now.
anthony: really? paul: but now people embrace it. people like to be thought of as living off the land. they have bumper stickers now, you know, piney power. anthony: how do you make your living? paul: it s good to farm blueberries and cranberries. it s a lot of fishing, a lot of clamming, hopefully the oystering is coming back in the delaware bay. the bay supported a lot of jobs. anthony: the pine barrens have been settled for a long time. paul: a long time. some of the first people who came here were the glassmakers. saw this incredible sand that we have out here called sugar sand. pure white and it s perfect for making glass to the point that it didn t have to be washed or processed in any other way. there was hundreds of glassworks, they re just ruins now. thank you. anthony: thank you. so it s not like the rest of jersey, here? paul: oh no. and i hope it stays like it. it s like a jersey unto itself. out here, like you saw, kind of a long drive to get anywhere.
couple days. the crucial thing is not whether it s a hydrogen bomb or an atomic bomb. it s a miniaturized hydrogen bomb. that is crucial. that changes everything. why? if they ve successfully miniaturized the bomb, it means they can put it on a warhead, on a missile. that brings different things into play. they have been working very hard on missile technology and expanding their range of their missiles, they ve been clamming they can hit american the american land mass with their missiles. if they can put that bomb on a missile, that changes a lot. let s look at the capabilities and the geography of all of this. the last time they tested a missile. yes. this is the capability. theoretically. theoretically. 4,200 miles, this is how far it could go. yes. that includes crucial american allies, japan, korea, and then