run. because hillary clinton is starting to really seriously leak some energy out of her campaign. but he s got to jump in with both feet. it might not have sounded to joey like a campaign speech. but in the snippets it kind of did and he s talking about declining middle class which really kind of happened in the last ten years so he s got to explain as he s campaigns. one person who wants him in the race, fellow named dick chen cheney. take a listen to what he said this morning on morning joe. i think it is good for the kmoktic party. they need more choices. they are far short of candidates compared to us. we ve got a lot of candidates. i d love to see joe run. my attitude is go for it. who would you rather see republicans up against next fall? i think that is a good question. depends how hillary does the next couple of months. my own opinion is i think joe biden would be an easier candidate to beat.
biden gave a speech in the key primary state of florida. is she closer to a 2016 bid and we ll take a look at why dick cheney said biden should get involved. and a baltimore judge denied a motion to dismiss this case. so what happens now? and congress will not be able to block president obama s nuclear deal with iran, or so it seems. the deal now has enough support to ensure it is enacted. can you spot the difference? the wind farm on the right was created using digital models and real world location-based specs that taught it how to follow the wind. so while the ones on the left are waiting, the ones on the right are pulling power out of thin air. pretty impressive, huh? now, two things that are exactly the same have have never been more different. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimized.
implications for americans fighting men and women overseas on the battlefields to provide that fodder for our enemies, you know. here s the question, dan. is it the release of that information that endangers those troops, or was it the practices that endanger them? i mean, what the vice president seems to be saying is we did bad things in dark places, but what s wrong is that we told people about it. and we did things in dark places that resulted in us disrupting mass casualties, terror attacks. that part is disputable. all that brennan said is we re not sure other things would have worked. pause there. last word. we ve not had these tactics for six years. so we haven t had a major attack in six years. you know what we have been doing? we ve been using drones to blow up terror operatives. by the way so you re not going to answer that question. okay. i m answering the question. david and dan, the good news is, you guys provided a segue to our next segment wh
fighting men and women overseas on the battlefields to provide that fodder for our enemies, you know. here s the question, dan. is it the release of that information that endangers those troops, or was it the practices that endanger them? i mean, what the vice president seems to be saying is we did bad things in dark places, but what s wrong is that we told people about it. and we did things in dark places that resulted in us disrupting mass casualties, terror attacks. that part is disputable. all that brennan said is we re not sure other things would have worked. pause there. last word. we ve not had these tactics for six years. so we haven t had a major attack in six years. you know what we have been doing? we ve been using drones to blow up terror operatives. by the way so you re not going to answer that question. okay. i m answering the question. david and dan, the good news is, you guys provided a segue to david and dan, the good news is, you guys provided
and welcome back. more on the story that has dominated the news this week. the senate, what the democrats call the torture report. i m joined by senator ron wyden, democrat from oregon, member of the senate intelligence committee and somebody who frankly was pushing yourleader, senator dianne feinstein, to get this report done and be made public. senator wyden, welcome back to meet the press. thank you. first let me get your reaction to vice president cheney who obviously has not a lot of respect for this report. well, first of all, with respect to waterboarding and the vice president is obviously comfortable with it, i consider it to be torture. and just to correct the record when the japanese were prosecuted for using against our guys in world war ii, it was at the tokyo trials. i think it s important to set the record straight. well, let me ask you, though, he says this thing is partisan. that has been some of the