the strong horse the strong horse is the one everybody wants to follow. so in a different metaphor. we ve got to show we re in it to win it. secondly we arehave to take out the leadership with impunity. we went into syria just once we should be doing it on a weekly basis. i did a book called operation dark heart that is putting the fear of god in them. then we have to go about doing what we can to work with our allies in the region. there are others who are moder they are here on the home front. this father of the shooter was on the terror watch list taken off the terror watch list allegedly going to make a donation to a pro terror group. he s taken off.
unresolved problem seeing want tonight. white racism that is a theme the far left puts out there under the banner of white privilege. let me repeat this and i will do it slowly. all right. so even you can understand it. all right. if you work hard, if you get educated, if you are an honest person, can you make it in america. if you live in a neighborhood where people poverty is endemic it s harder to work hard it s harder to get an education. it was harder for me than it was for the white guy in garden city. it s all relative, yes. it s harder if you are a ghetto kid. yes, but you can do it? yes. yes, you can. [ applause ] the book can called killing patton and i m sure you sold a lot. no white privilege in the
coerced interrogation, 2003. worked to break terrorist suspect captured in afghanistan. the colonel succeeded and the man gave up some vital information. joining us from washington to tell us exactly what happened is colonel share of the author of the book operation dark heart. set the scene for us, colonel. who is the guy? how did you catch them? what happened? remote afghanistan, u.s. citizen who turned out to be the brother of a terrorist enabler, iranian terrorist enabler captured as part of combat operations. it was very much, bill, a 24-type scenario. this individual from northern virginia. he had been in the states for a while. he was a u.s. citizen on the virginia drivers license. they called this in to figure out what the heck was going on. we had to figure out, when we it break him within 72 hours because of a a number of things ongoing. most of important of which in 2003 we were still worried about terror plots against the homeland. that was our primary concern. this guy
book. awe. now the university of notre dame will actually offer a course on white privilege in the spring if you can believe it. we talked to a woman named iris outlaw who is a radical leftist. we asked ms. outlaw to come on the factor but apparently she is on the lamb. president of notre dame s republican club. do you know this iris outlaw? is she a professor? what is she? first off, thanks bill for having me on and for picking up the story. although i have never been personally introduced to ms. outlaw, i m very much well aware of her activism and role on campus. she is actually not a professor. she is the director of the multicultural student services at notre dame. what does that do? what does she do with that? it s, you know a group on campus, subsidized by the university to promote inclusion and, you know, different activities for students of different ethnicities on campus. she is also the student advisor, faculty advisor to
coerced interrogation, 2003. worked to break terrorist suspect captured in afghanistan. the colonel succeeded and the man gave up some vital information. joining us from washington to tell us exactly what happened is colonel share of the author of the book operation dark heart. set the scene for us, colonel. who is the guy? how did you catch them? what happened? remote afghanistan, u.s. citizen who turned out to be the brother of a terrorist enabler, iranian terrorist enabler captured as part of combat operations. it was very much, bill, a 24-type scenario. this individual from northern virginia. he had been in the states for a while. he was a u.s. citizen on the virginia drivers license. they called this in to figure out what the heck was going on. we had to figure out, when we it break him within 72 hours because of a a number of things ongoing. most of important of which in 2003 we were still worried about terror plots against the homeland. that was our primary concern. this guy