played golf. so i think that s what frustrates people you also have convention he had a convention he had a national convention on the white house lawn. to just add to your list. and he has a body count of more than a half a million americans right now in brazil charges of mass homicide for doing exactly what trump did here. so i wonder, i think people at this point don t think the institutions are capable of rating someone like him in. what do you think? it s frustrating but the best constraint on donald trump is the law and the law moves not nearly at the pace of trump s corruption. that is what is frustrating. i got a lawsuit against donald trump. many capitol police officers have lawsuits against donald trump. we re moving toward a big ruling on that lawsuit and we hope he ll face the deposition and discovery requests as he faced earlier this week and so i think you re going to see pretty soon
against us there. this was part of his continued effort to polarize americans, pit us against each other and most importantly reduce our confidence in who we are as a people and in our democratic institutions and processes and to suggest to kind of moral equivalency, you know, between his murderous actions and repression of his people and his aggressive acts abroad and his enabling of serial episodes of mass homicide in syria, for example, suggesting a moral equivalence between us and russia. it s ludicrous, but he s brazen and he s a very smooth, savvy, liar and operator. and you were president trump s national security adviser. he doesn t seem he didn t agree with you on these kinds of issues, what russia was really up to in the united states. he almost sided with russia, and we certainly saw that very vividly at helsinki. why do you think he was like that? well, wolf, what he did is he
sir, tell us, when you see stories like this happen again and again and again, how does that make you feel as a member of the atf? well, we re also looking at societyal damage. we have a mas nature s narsissm happening in our country. there s self gratification and the attention this type of mass homicide creates. there s a number of things we have to be aware of and anticipate. number one, let s assume these events will take place. every person needs to go through training. they need to know that you might be presented with an option. you might not have all three. but you might have the option of running, hiding or fighting in a and different variations. a simple thing i stop the bleed
would president obama say you should get the death penalty? no. i m sorry, but the guys not getting a fair trial. he s just not. he used the truck to try to commit mass homicide. those people didn t get a fair trial. the argument to say the president was wrong for saying that. he wasn t wrong. we have become such a like, it s not okay to tell. i go through the same thing. when my kids tell on people, i used to be like, don t be that kid. i m going to start telling on people. if you do, just maybe you might be a bigot for a day, but you may be a hero. greg: i probably prevented a million terror attacks. i have no idea. is he valuable information or
happen, we saw the same planning with groups up there. this is someone who spent a lot of time, planning, key behaviors similar to how you do a terrorist attack but this was a sustained kinetic attack. rob: no history of violence, scary to think somebody is so good at something like this when they have shown no signs of it in the past, to have an elevated level looking down on the concert, everyone we have seen people trying to commit mass homicide and get a few people killed, this person was technically proficient in this heinous act and it is a scary world to be living in. now that the fbi and other folks are looking at his computers come we will see how