agent. dee, you know baltimore so well. the people of baltimore, you heard evan s reporting there may not be charges and they may not have a decision here for a long time. are the people of baltimore prepared for this? what happens if there is no decision for months? and if there are no charges against these officers? it s hard to say. right now baltimore doesn t look like baltimore. we re living in a mill tarized state right now. even walking over here i passed all types of humvees and dudes with assault rifles and guns that plug into vans and things like that. so it s hard to say. let s just hope that the right thing happens so we don t have to worry about that. i guess the question is what is the right thing? in your op ed you wrote, when it comes to baltimore police department i m quoting your op ed the only option is to rise up and force mayor rawlings-blake to make what should be an easy choice stop protecting the livelihoods of the cops who killed freddie gray or watch bal
have made. to have a former white mouse chief of staff, the first of the last democratic president is an invaluable perspective. thanks for doing it. taking it back to that job, the hardest you have had in your life. chief javelin catcher in the administration. it seems by some to be myth thol jized. it was president nixon who mill tarized the title. prior to that, that job was called appointment secretaries. president kennedy had an appointment secretary. nobody thought that the appointment secretary ran the white house. have we gone it too far in our interpretation of just how powerful you white house chief of staffs actually are? well, you are a fellow chief of staff in your service with senat senator moynahan, which was quite powerful as i recall it. you make a fair point. your history is correct.
chief javelin catcher in the administration. mythologized. it was president nixon who mill tarized the title. prior to that, that job was called appointment secretaries. president kennedy had an appointment secretary. nobody thought that the appointment secretary ran the white house. have we gone it too far in our interpretation of just how powerful you white house chief of staffs actually are? well, you are a fellow chief of staff in your service with senator moynahan, which was quite powerful as i recall it. you make a fair point. your history is correct. jim baker likes to say, it is chief of staff and it is chief and it is of staff. which means you serve as the pleasure of the president and you are a member of the president s staff. i think that s the proper perspective. each president and every chief
must be stopped. extremism must be stopped. paul: immigrants who have come over from pakistan and keep traveling back and forth at some point do you expel them or do you do you ask these people about their religious beliefs before you let them be it citizens? i think one should. i think that with so much of the islamic world having fallen prey to this very mill tarized, radicallized, threatening set of beliefs, i think one should do that it is very important, that a large number of muslims in britain and everywhere else are not radical. they live like you and me, raise their children, have a good job, benefit from the human rights of the west. we must not demon demonize all muslims.