again this afternoon, and if i have anything more, we ll bring it up on the five tonight. jon: well, i suppose that the department of justice might be amenable to some kind of negotiation to try to bring this guy back from the transit lounge at scherr met yea slow airport right now, but at the same time there aren t many accused criminals who get to dictate the terms under which they are held. well, if you remember a day or two ago president obama said he s not going to scramble some jets to pick up a 29-year-old, so it doesn t seem like it s on top of his list of importance. however, bringing ed snowden back, as this letter points out, on a voluntary basis, it might save a lot of people a lot of heart ache and a lot of money than if we keep continuing to try and track the guy down around the world wherever he is. it ll be interesting to see what the doj says in response to the letter. jon: obviously, one of the questions is, you know, what else does he have in those four laptops f
bret: now from greenville, south carolina, site of the first republican presidential debate, tomorrow night, here are some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. some native americans are calling for an apology from president obama for the navy seals use of geronimo as codename for bin laden in sunday s raid. geronimo was renowned apache warrior who fought against mexico and the u.s. tribal chairman jeff houser sent an open letter to president saying to equate geronimo or any other native american figure to osama bin laden, a mass murderer and cowardly terrorist is painful and offensive to our tribe and to allnatetive americaning. the letter points out the house of representatives honored geronimo in 2009 for his extraordinary bravery and commitment to defend his homeland. the colorado man who gained notoriety trying to hunt down bin laden with a
bret: now from greenville, south carolina, site of the first republican presidential debate, tomorrow night, here are some fresh pickings from the political grapevine. some native americans are calling for an apology from president obama for the navy seals use of geronimo as codename for bin laden in sunday s raid. geronimo was renowned apache warrior who fought against mexico and the u.s. tribal chairman jeff houser sent an open letter to president saying to equate geronimo or any other native american figure to osama bin laden, a mass murderer and cowardly terrorist is painful and offensive to our tribe and to allnatetive americaning. the letter points out the house of representatives honored geronimo in 2009 for his extraordinary bravery and commitment to defend his homeland. the colorado man who gained notoriety trying to hunt down bin laden with a