yes. it seemed that mitt was extremely open and confident about himself strictly through eye contact. he he knew his facts as a businessman he was prepared. and he is probably going to pitch this like this over and over again. bill: what about his presentation though signaled to you, greg gutfeld and that he he had scored and scored big? the very first oh, the very first question that he answered and the line when he said i have been in business for 25 years and i don t know what you are talking about. bill: oh, that was a good one. that was it. it was over. that crystallizes the ceo vs. the occupy wall street protester. the strong points of the italian army in world war ii. they had you know, if you get passed some of the hatred on the right and some of the abject panic the bed wetters on the left, would you want to be in a fox hole with these
yes. it seemed that mitt was extremely open and confident about himself strictly through eye contact. he he knew his facts as a businessman he was prepared. and he is probably going to pitch this like this over and over again. bill: what about his presentation though signaled to you, greg gutfeld and that he he had scored and scored big? the very first oh, the very first question that he answered and the line when he said i have been in business for 25 years and i don t know what you are talking about. bill: oh, that was a good one. that was it. it was over. that crystallizes the ceo vs. the occupy wall street protester. the strong points of the italian army in world war ii. they had you know, if you get passed some of the hatred on the right and some of the abject panic the bed wetters on the left, would you want to be in a fox hole with these
yes. it seemed that mitt was extremely open and confident about himself strictly through eye contact. he he knew his facts as a businessman he was prepared. and he is probably going to pitch this like this over and over again. bill: what about his presentation though signaled to you, greg gutfeld and that he he had scored and scored big? the very first oh, the very first question that he answered and the line when he said i have been in business for 25 years and i don t know what you are talking about. bill: oh, that was a good one. that was it. it was over. that crystallizes the ceo vs. the occupy wall street protester. the strong points of the italian army in world war ii. they had you know, if you get passed some of the hatred on the right and some of the abject panic the bed wetters on the left, would you want to
of jurisdiction. i think when it s appealed to a higher court, perhaps even to the supreme court of the united states, they ll be forced to god knows what they ll do. but they ll be forced to apply standard privacy jurisprudence to this, the standard rule before this case was if you communicate with three people, that s private between you and those three. just because the three becomes 30 or 300, you don t necessarily lose the privacy. this is an occupy wall street protester and the government wanted all of his tweets no matter the subject matter and no matter to whom he tweeted and the courted said once you hit the send button, it s not yours. they re 100% right. think about it, the way twitter is right now, you want to build as many followers as possible and get your thoughts out there no matter how inane they are so these people put their thoughts out there and all of a sudden, they re concerned about sharing it. are you kidding? there s a little thing called the fourth ame
while the air force investigates the deadly crash of an eighth plane. one of these based in charlotte, north carolina. we expect to learn more in a news conference this afternoon. we know that four of the six crew members were killed, including this man, lieutenant colonel mike mckiel who spoke to one of our affiliates on saturday. lizzie o leary with the latest out of washington. what s the latest? reporter: latest is that they are investigating the cause of this crash while the other c-130s are grounded, grounded by the air force right now, and that essentially really diminishes the ability of the forest service to fight a lot of wildfires. the way the service does this is they use a number of different planes, but some of the big guns, as you said it, are the c-130s that are on loan from the air force as part of this fire fighting fleet. this is not the first time a c-130 has crashed, a relatively horrific crash in 2003 when essentially a c-130s wings folded up ward and