Number two, by lying about the amount of oil that is am can be from the pipe which they have been doing since day one. bp publishes simagazine called pioneer, an internal trade magazine. in 2008, bp bragged to the shareholders and investors that they had a proprietary technology that could accurately count to the gallon every single gallon of oil emitting from a pipe. from the beginning, they refused to deploy that technology at the gulf oil spill at the deep horizon. why? part of the legal strategy and the best bet forces that they are operating is to simply say that this is a very, very minor spill. to not really deploy the kind of resores that they ought to be to clean it up, they ignored the fact that about nine european nations have huge fleets of
Ambassador karl eikenberry and special envoy richard holbrooke worked together, with teamwork, committed to getting the job done. for now he made it sound like he could work with the existing team, while others suggested if you re going to change out the military leadership perhaps it s time to put in new civilian leadership. at this point it looks like the civilian leadership in the region is going to stay the same, megyn. megyn: thanks mike. we re getting word the former commanding general in afghanistan is ending his military career. our resores telling fox news general stanley mcchrystal intends to retire. after that bombshell article in rolling stone magazine in which the 4-star general and his aides made controversial remarks about the president and his national security team. president obama, accepting general mcchrystal s resignation as our commander in afghanistan last week. liberals and immigration activists were outraged, so the knee-jerk reaction was to boycott arizona ov
It will channel will some of the oil so they can skim it from this area. this was supposed to move ahead today, but for some reason now it s being delayed until the weekend. ironically, the local government here and the governor here was trying to and did criticize the obama administration for taking too long to approve this plan, but now they re hitting some snags here in the logistical problems involved in trying to launch this prlan. people here are anxious to see how this is all going to work. this is one of the big complaints they had, though, that bobby jindal made repeated to the administration and president. there with were with all sorts of permit problems and the bureaucracy and coast guard were with not letting them proceed kickly enough. yeah. and at this point they ve asked the government for more skimmers, resores. there s been a lot of red tape and they haven t seen it. this situation is more, we re going to take care of our own and take this problem by the
What she also said is that washington is useless to the people in arizona, in new mexico, in texas, in california. look, the rhetoric is bill: what would you say to her? i would say that the rhetoric is overheated. i m not certain of the 87 number, but i do think there has been a change in the nature of illegal crossings. look, ten years ago, 15 years ago, you could go buy a coyote service to get you across the border for $100, $200, it s now costing $2500, it s costing more because it s tougher to get across the border. the federal government has doubled the size of the border, tripled its budget, put a lot of technology and a lot of resores on the border, including the wall. bill: she says that s not enough, obviously. it obviously isn t. in fact i am concerned that the obama administration has slowed up the construction of the wall and has been apparently, cood to go some people i m talking to in texas, reluctant to expand a program called 287g, this is a program signed in
Movement is still in its genesis stage but now they are starting to demonstrate they can play and have an impact in important races around the country because they have shown that they can organize and shown they can bring together the resores they need to impact races. jon: joe, the resources they brought together so far have been mostly people and votes, they don t generally seem to have a lot of money. don t you need money to be effective in politics and don t you need organization, a central organization to handle money? well, you sure do. and each of these individuals has the capacity to spend 25, $30 in send 25, $30 into the candidate they support. you look at mark rubio in florida, the money raising ability he s had, he s a darling of the tea party movement. one of the things i learned from running the dean campaign, that campaign was ridiculed by the democratic party establishment, yet we had grassroots organizations all over the country, dean for america turned into an