humans. that in fact, it would almost be funny, rachel, if it weren t so serious. but the study in my bill asking us about wildlife, outdoor recreation, all the kinds of things that will be affected by climate change but it can only be natural causes like volcanos and solar variations. i can tell them exactly what s going to happen to nebraska recreation if that volcano in yellowstone blows up again. you know, we re going to be under 20 feet of ash. but volcanos are not cyclical, they re not predictable and so this request for information
talk to people. so that s one of the reasons why he was able to live there so successfully for so long. you know, in it weren t so serious, phillip, it would almost be an snl skit. apparently there s an automobile stopped, bin laden s in the car. somehow the driver negotiates with whom made the stop and he gets off where, perhaps, we would have had him. you know, i think we have to recognize two things here. first, i ve been to pakistan. many of my colleagues has. this is not the united states. it s a chaotic third-world country where the state apparatus is not as pervasive, not as effective as what you re going to find in washington, d.c., or new york. the second and final thing is, let s give the pakistanis a bit of credit. they re not a great intelligence service. in terms of putting the military and paramilitary forces in pakistan up in the tribal areas in a civil war in pakistan that s now a decade long, losing thousands of their own people. they ve shed a lot of blood in th
cultural issue which is there are a lot of folks on the street who saw something out of the ordinary. they weren t they weren t trained. they weren t prepared to two to talk to people. so that s one of the reasons why he was able to live there so successfully for so long. you know, in it weren t so serious, phillip, it would almost be an snl skit. apparently there s an automobile stopped, bin laden s in the car. somehow the driver negotiates with whom made the stop and he gets off where, perhaps, we would have had him. you know, i think we have to recognize two things here. first, i ve been to pakistan. many of my colleagues has. this is not the united states. it s a chaotic third-world country where the state apparatus is not as pervasive, not as effective as what you re going to find in washington, d.c., or new york. the second and final thing is, let s give the pakistanis a bit of credit. they re not a great intelligence service. in terms of putting the military and paramili
they really shouldn t participate in any way at this moment or at all. greta: you know, you couldn t write this. nobody would believe this if it were a movie, besides the fact that one justice is accused of putting his hands on another justice and they are leaking emails, one calls the other one a bich. horrible things going back and forth in this court. to you about add to it i would say, one of the justice s first names is patience, an unusual name, based on the fact that there is a shortness of patience in the group and one justice is named crooks. if it weren t so serious, we would be all be, i don t know, it would be a movie, right? reporter: yeah. it is really, you know, justice bradley, the person against whom justice processer placed his hands on her neck, she really hasn t said much about the case since it came out, publicly, anyway. she has talked to the police because the police did investigate and a decision was made to issue no charges. but it s such a sad incident and
they really shouldn t participate in any way at this moment or at all. greta: you know, you couldn t write this. nobody would believe this if it were a movie, besides the fact that one justice is accused of putting his hands on another justice and they are leaking emails, one calls the other one a bich. horrible things going back and forth in this court. to you about add to it i would say, one of the justice s first names is patience, an unusual name, based on the fact that there is a shortness of patience in the group and one justice is named crooks. if it weren t so serious, we would be all be, i don t know, it would be a movie, right? reporter: yeah. it is really, you know, justice bradley, the person against whom justice processer placed his hands on her neck, she really hasn t said much about the case since it came out, publicly, anyway. she has talked to the police because the police did investigate and a decision was made to issue no charges. but it s such a sad incident and