giuliani has made this a circus. he has many great qualities. he was an excellent mayor of new york. he is a great combat tant in so ways. and he is freelancing which is the worst thing you can do in a seriously complicated case. this is a game against a group of people led by mueller who are smart and serious and they do not create circuses. there is a point to be made here that the loquaciousness is actually helpful to the president. not hurtful because this is going to have a time limit. there is no question this interview will be three hours, four hours, five hours. it will be some time limit. and if the president is going to ramble for the whole time, that
unlawful combat tant indefinitely to get all the intelligence you can and you try him either in civilian court or military. it s like the underwear bomber who was read his miranda rights early and we undoubtedly lost a lot of intelligence about operations in yemen. it s an unnecessary unforced error we should inflict on ourselves. he s on the video. there s a question about evidentiary gathering in this case and that the fbi took 18 days to get to benghazi. you wonder about the case in u.s. civilian court. right. apparently, one of reasons it took so long to get him is because they were building the case and they wanted to get it ready. i think it would be a really terrible thing for him to be tried and not convicted in a u.s. court, but i don t think that s the big concern. i don t think we have any indication right now that he s been read his miranda rights or
unlawful combat tant indefinitely to get all the intelligence you can and you try him either in civilian court or military. it s like the underwear bomber who was read his miranda rights early and we undoubtedly lost a lot of intelligence about operations in yemen. it s an unnecessary unforced error we should inflict on ourselves. he s on the video. there s a question about evidentiary gathering in this case and that the fbi took 18 days to get to benghazi. you wonder about the case in u.s. civilian court. right. apparently, one of reasons it took so long to get him is because they were building the case and they wanted to get it ready. i think it would be a really terrible thing for him to be tried and not convicted in a u.s. court, but i don t think that s the big concern. i don t think we have any indication right now that he s been read his miranda rights or
aggression, to shape the security environment, and to decisively prevail in any conflict. from the beginning i set out to ensure that this strategy review would be inclusive. chairman dempsey spgs and i met frequently with the service chiefs, secretaries, combat tant commanders, senior enlisted advisors. we also discussed this strategy and its implications obviously with the president, his national security advisors, with members of congress, and with outside experts. there were four over arching principles that have guided our deliberations. i ve said this at the very beginning as we began this process. one, we must maintain the world s finest military, one that supports and sustains the unique global leadership role of the united states in today s world. two, we mass. void hollowing out
power. it will allow the pentagon to slash hundreds of billions of dollars from the budget. rick santorum heads to new hampshire primary with a million dollar boost from iowa. source close to the campaign says that santorum raised more than $1 million after finishing second in the iowa caucuses. santorum, he is attending a faith, family and freedom town hall meeting in northfield, new hampshire. that is happening this hour. he s trying to position himself as the main conservative challenger to mitt romney. let s go to the white house. i understand the president is there at the podium to make the announcement. good morning, everybody. the united states of america is the greatest force for freedom and security that the world has ever known, and in no small measure that s because we ve built the best trained, led, equipped mill tear ray in history. as commander in chief, i m going to keep it that way. indeed, all of us on this stage, every single one of us, have a profound