these kind of offense for the foreseeable future. that s not generally speaking a winning posture for candidates, but it does remind me of an incredibly brilliant cartoon that ran in the new yorker the right after 9/11. it showed the classic evolutionary sequence where there iseq primordial ooze and there s a fish that rises from it and then it starts to walk on two legs and then it starts to walk upright, the last panel in this sequence in the new yorker cartoon showed a man in a suit and tie carrying a briefcase and walking through a magnetometer as if to say, this kind of thing post 9/11 is with us here to stay in some respect. greg: t thank you for expanding entire cartoon to our audiencenk. i think he was just being honest about the nature of the world. it might hurt him, thank you. now for more analysis, fox news contributor lieutenant colonel ralph peters whoan joins us from
we have to commit ourselves to this kind of event for the procedure foreseeable future. that s not a winning posture of a candidate, but that doesn t remind me of an incredible brilliant cartoon that ran in the new yorker after 9/11. it showed the classic evolutionary sequence that there is a primordial ooze, and fish rising from it. it starts to walk on two legs, and it starts to walk upright. the last panel in the sequence in the new yorker cartoon showed a man in the suit and tie, sharing a briefcase, going through a this kind of thing, post 9/11, is here to stay with us. thank you, james, for explaining an entire cartoon to our audience. i do agree, i don t think the candidate i think he was being honest about the nature of the world. it might hurt him. anyway, james, thank you. from our analysis, fox news contributor lieutenant colonel ralph peters who joins us from washington.