oh, high godmy god. we have a different attitude. we are jack seasonian in our approach toward gyrocopters. the real question is why didn t a police helicopter first intercept and if the helicopter gives the guy a warning and he doesn t land then he shoot the him down. but planlg if you re not a mail man and you re somebody with bad intentions. maybe in d.c. there aren t many security agencies with access to helicopters. i will say they will have to be ready to shoot the next one that comes down because if you re a terrorist and you re looking at this boy, air space is so it s wide open. porous. next week would not be a good time to fly a gyrocopter. go put a lock on it. who built that thing? i don t know but i need one. you do you need on get to the new york times in it. no. i don t think he s welcome
as that indictment doesn t land on his desk and his name is not the one coming out of a grand jury investigation, i think he s going to go forward with whatever his plans are to look at this presidential campaign. he s got his record in the state of new jersey. yes, he has issues there he s going to have to address. so he can pivot and focus on a host of other things that have nothing to do with this indictment. those individuals will do what they have to do with their lawyers in the process, and he, i think, will move on from that. it s going to be fascinating to watch. this is going to be fascinating to watch. everybody stick with us. we ll be right back with our panel. today marks the 150th anniversary of president lincoln s assassination. while the republicans call themselves the party of lincoln, they ve strayed very far from the things that lincoln believed in. many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope. doesn t work on wrinkles. clinically proven
he doesn t take what he may believe as his best shot at the presidency. i think he would try to just say, yeah that was them and they never talked to me about it because that s about his position since day one. michael, i think the wall street journal and its nonopinion page that would be very tough. they re going to say christie aides indicted. they re not going to say the people of new jersey. they re going to say christie aides. you re absolutely right. his name is going to be tabbed to every last one of them. i think jean is right. christie will have a mind-set and he already does that along as that indictment doesn t land on his desk and his name is not the one coming out of a grand jury investigation, i think he s going to go forward with whatever his plans are to look at this presidential campaign. he s got his record in the state of new jersey. yes, he has issues there he s going to have to address.
manhattan and barack obama blowing up if smoke. that makes it interesting coming from the chairman of sony ordering film makers to tone down the movie, and then basically having to do it because he owns the company. that s scary. there are a lot of e-mails with seth rogen who is one of the directors saying we can t do this anymore otherwise the joke doesn t land. it is a comedy that i didn t even realize until reading into this that it is supposed to be funny. imagine if it wasn t? it wasn t funny in north korea. know your audience, i i guess. moving on. they snicker whale we bicker. russia often attacked by the u.s. for its human rights records has denounced america over the senate report on cia interrogation methods. the government in a statement on the foreign ministry s website called the report, quote, confirmation of gross, systemic human rights violations by the american authorities. they are the experts.
all men? it does mean something. there s a suggestion there when you an all-women panel, then something may not be just right. that then leads to all the other questions that you so beautifully read, is how much how trusting are we that we can have a jury of our peers? we are we are such a diverse country. my column doesn t land on an answer because i don t think columnists always have to know the answer. i think it s sometimes interesting to get people toing to think. what i always learn from my column the next day when i read my mail, which i do, a lot of columnists a lot of columnists don t but i learn something. no, that s interesting. i hit delete as soon as i realize it s hate mail, probably 70% of the time. but i learn from my readers, many of whom are thoughtful and educated and but what i