chairman gowdy calls podliska a liar. gowdy says podliska claimed he was discriminated against because he was a reservist taking leave away from work on the committee. gowdy says when podliska realized he would lose that argument in mediation he then claimed for the first time the committee was slanted against hillary clinton. and gowdy says it was podliska who mishandled classified information and that it was he who tried to inappropriately focus his work on hillary clinton. it s a damn lie, and that s not a word that i often use, but rarely is it so easily proven. leave was always granted. he was never denied leave. so he was losing in mediation on his reservist claim, and that presented a really good opportunity to pivot to the democrat talking point of, well, let me try this. part of it was the mishandling of classified information, and part of it was his refusal to do what he was hired to do. he s an intelligence expert. that s what we needed him to focus on. but twice he tried
knowing you, chris, a lot of stupid things at that age. they get radicalized quickly. we tend to think they are different. they are not different. they are stupid kids and get radicalized quickly. something you made a point of in the past this surveillance and what we do and don t do is a peng lum. you saw it swing the other day. now the director is giving fuel. he says going dark is real. encrypted communications the lack of private companies wants to give us information is hurting us. what is the next stage in this debate? what is going to be the hard question to face? boy, this is a simple story. i fear it is going to end up in tragedy. if you are following a target or a terrorist the first way to follow them in addition to putting people on the street which is very inefficient, look at e-mail phone traffic. in the age of the internet now, in 2015 as the director said
and he said, we re going to stand down, we re going to back up, back off, we re going to have a much lower approach today and hope that the community responds in a peaceful manner. so that s their intent. that s why these officers, who just an hour ago were in a straight line, in a stiff line, have now relaxed, backed off, and as you said, we have a business here with broken glass being fixed but most of the officers have moved out and they re going to be behind the scenes. i just want to point something out, a man preaching on the corner, the fois you hear down the way, he has decided to take over the corner where the protesters were yesterday. he s preaching. but one of the things we have to make a point of, the idea that the officers have relaxed here. they have been talking with the community members and having active conversations without the day. we ve seen a significant change. all right. ryan young for us, thank you. our thanks to tom fuentes as well. the issue of police br
understanding and respect for our judicial and due process. we are moving away from, you know, the discussion of the policies that have resulted in the crumbling of the inner city and the destruction of the black family. and therefore you have these issues. the reason we come back to race every time is because when this happened and we begin to see the similarities in case after case, year after year of young black men in urban america of being shot by police officers, it opens up this divide regardless of the facts of the case. reverend, reverend, let me ask you one quick question, though. why don t you talk about young black men shooting young black men? we get to a point of absolutely. i agree with that 100%. we begin to separate where we can no longer hear reason, no longer trust grand juries and that is the real unsafe element.
something in the context of some reason for doing it. you know, this is a part of the pattern of an environment of ret trybution of calling people names. but this was carried to a point of, you know, i ve described really a vicious act. we put thousands and thousands of people in jeopardy. you think they were little kids, kindergarteners and 1st graders going to school for the first day, caught in traffic jams. it s the week of the 46911 observance. apparently, from what we have seen in the press reports today, the governor and two main characters in this drama, david wildstein and bill baroni spent some part of 46911 together pattern observance. perhaps they never whispered to him, gee, there is something going on in ft. lee t. mayor is upset. the people are upset. there is major traffic jams.