mission in afghanistan, the president did not believe in it. it took him forever to make the decision. he got the surge troops in place, and the problem, according to gates, was that he campaigned on that being the good worth. campaigned on taking that war taking it back from the taliban, and then when he sat down and looked at it, he wasn t into it. so he sends these troops in with a date to pull out, much to the dismay and anger of general petraeus and then says i don t believe in the mission. guys like that try to complete the mission that the person who sent them in doesn t believe in. and that s the outrage we re hearing from coast to coast. i imagine at walter reed today, as they read these excerpts in this book. imagine the commander in chief claiming that he supports you, but not your mission. how do you separate the two? how do you separate yourself as commander in chief from your troops and the mission you re putting forward? it just doesn t make sense, doesn t make sense
washington from your perch, are people like nancy pelosi and wasserman shoults, the congresswoman from florida? are they hostile to you or are they friendly to you? no, i wouldn t say friendly, but they are we deal with them every day. we get information, we cover them. debbie wasserman shoults has been on the show numerous times. bill: she doesn t have a beef with you. i don t think so. bill: i have never seen her be rude to you or anything like that. have you ever been accused of being unfair? buffoonery. professor, right. bill: did anybody ever say that to you? not directly, no. bill: so you haven t been criticized. and kelly, i don t think ever would. she would get on them. bill: she would do something to them. all right. so you guys, because tell everybody, look, you can criticize calling me a buffoon or other commentators. you guys are pretty straight down the middle. what you do, you don t see a lot of that. i have never seen it directed at you or kelly at
washington from your perch, are people like nancy pelosi and wasserman shoults, the congresswoman from florida? are they hostile to you or are they friendly to you? no, i wouldn t say friendly, but they are we deal with them every day. we get information, we cover them. debbie wasserman shoults has been on the show numerous times. bill: she doesn t have a beef with you. i don t think so. bill: i have never seen her be rude to you or anything like that. have you ever been accused of being unfair? buffoonery. professor, right. bill: did anybody ever say that to you? not directly, no. bill: so you haven t been criticized. and kelly, i don t think ever would. she would get on them. bill: she would do something to them. all right. so you guys, because tell everybody, look, you can criticize calling me a buffoon or other commentators. you guys are pretty straight down the middle. what you do, you don t see a lot of that. i have never seen it directed at you or kelly at
because it s a red planet. so he wasn t into it. but that control room freaked out when they landed. it was like a nerd wave or something. everybody was getting their geek on. i wish i had the pocket protecter over there the footage always looks shaky to me from mars it looks like delorean buying blow in a hotel room. i wish we would see something really cool coming out of mars, like that squirrel water skiing or something like that. i think we should keep the money down here and not spend it on mars. if we re not going to have any place to launch from in around a decade, all right? keep the money down here. if you want footage from mars, i will take my iphone out and throw t out the window in barstow. we will get the same pictures. bill: i don t know what we re getting up there i m sure we are getting stuff that s going to develop a fingernail sized computer that you will be able to implant in your forehead and then you will be able to see whatever, i don t know. seems like a wast
it s not true. and you say? well, the the washington post is wrong. and they have always been against welfare reform. i helped write that bill and negotiate it in. the bill specifically provides that you have to be employed in a job in order to collect welfare. and it specifically provides that you may not change or expand the definition of work beyond what is in this bill. obama illegally, illegally it will be reversed by the courts, expanded it to include training, job education, apprenticeship, all kinds of other stuff. bill: didn t he encourage the states to do that? he didn t do it? no, but he did. bill: no, no. he did. because the clinton welfare reform took that power back from the states and said you may not do. this. bill: right. and then he wants the states back the power and say, well, he said do what you want to do. no, no, no, no. he did not say do what you want to do. he said you may consider it work. if it s training, if it s