Every club has a player or two known for putting in the hard yards on the paddock and then backing it up in the clubhouse. Here’s a few reserve grade legends who know how to celebrate the wins.
and this is my fourth trip to syria. did you meet assad before? yes. how do you assess him as a human being? thoughtful, someone who is an intellectual. he s been very consistent in any discussions that i ve ever had with him. consistent about what? about his commitment to a secular syria. he s someone who believes for example that christians have rights, that women have rights, and that s in the constitution that was passed in 2012. you kind of paint him as a good guy. well, this whole discussion isn t about good guys or bad guys it s about people. in extraordinary circumstances. tremendous tragedy in syria right now, affecting people from one end of the country to the other. and so he happens to be the president right now. and he s doing bad things, right? you know what? the army, i pressed him on this. greg pelka did a terrific job. we both pressed him on the fact that the syrian people are suffering and that people are
and this is my fourth trip to syria. did you meet assad before? yes. how do you assess him as a human being? thoughtful, someone who is an intellectual. he s been very consistent in any discussions that i ve ever had with him. consistent about what? about his commitment to a secular syria. he s someone who believes for example that christians have rights, that women have rights, and that s in the constitution that was passed in 2012. you kind of paint him as a good guy. well, this whole discussion isn t about good guys or bad guys it s about people. in extraordinary circumstances. tremendous tragedy in syria right now, affecting people from one end of the country to the other. and so he happens to be the president right now. and he s doing bad things, right? you know what? the army, i pressed him on this. greg pelka did a terrific job. we both pressed him on the fact that the syrian people are suffering and that people are
and this is my fourth trip to syria. did you meet assad before? yes. how do you assess him as a human being? thoughtful, someone who is an intellectual. he s been very consistent in any discussions that i ve ever had with him. consistent about what? about his commitment to a secular syria. he s someone who believes for example that christians have rights, that women have rights, and that s in the constitution that was passed in 2012. you kind of paint him as a good guy. well, this whole discussion isn t about good guys or bad guys it s about people. in extraordinary circumstances. tremendous tragedy in syria right now, affecting people from one end of the country to the other. and so he happens to be the president right now. and he s doing bad things, right? you know what? the army, i pressed him on this. greg pelka did a terrific job. we both pressed him on the fact that the syrian people are suffering and that people are
0 that county spending $650 million on welfare for illegal aliens. you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilley. guns and religion. that is the subject of this evenings talking points. the far left in america misreported the navy yard massacre story, trying to gin up anti-gun sentiment in america. in case you missed it, that talking points memo is post on bill o reilley.com. this cartoon shows the navy yard emblem in front of the capitol building with a semiautomatic rifle dominating the cartoon. a number of liberal democrats embraced that image, including tennessee congressman steve kohen. i got the vitriol on the twitter from all these people that oppose that cartoon. they are hard core republicans who this means more to them i think their guns are right there next to their bibles. i m not sure which they find more important to them. mr. cohen who declined to appear on the factor this evening tries to cloud the real issue t