example, make more on average from africa make more on average than white americans. that s kind of outside the narrative that you re pushing it seems to me. going back quickly, to fix one thing that you said about the university of texas. their graduation rates rose, more people were graduating, which means that a lot of those kids from some of those schoolss that you say were terrible were actually very capable of matriculating at the university of texas. tucker: that doesn t surprise me at all. there are a ton of smart kids in all neighborhoods. i m just saying, look, the truth is you can meddle with the s admissions policies at universities all you want and it doesn t change the core problems, which is the schools are terrible, the overall majority of kids don t have a dad at home. these are not problems that arei not solved in an admissions office. we ignore those problems
priorities weren t at the top of the list but america got something out of this anywhere in the end, do you buy that? it s a bad nuclear deal, that s what we got. when you get time to the bottom line. it s possible. that s why i think we need to hear the other side of the story. they will put a different case out there saying there were other things we need to think about to get iran to the negotiating table and we had to look aside of this. but my concerns about hezbollah. like i said, one of the world s most powerful terrorist organizations, american blood on its hands. remember the 1980s, the american embassy in beirut, the marine barracks in beirut. the attack against the jewish community center in buenos aire buenos aires. they even arrested hezbollah operatives here in the united states. this is a group that has worked hand involves with the iranians. they are involved in syria today. i think it would have been more appropriate if the story is true to take apart this organizati
i think it s very much possible and it s very troubling because hezbollah is one of the world s most powerful terrorist organizations. isis, al qaeda, hezbollah. american blood on its hands and we should ve taken the opportunity to take it apart because this money that they were using in the drug smuggling ring, the drug trafficking ring was being used for weapons, used to support their alliance with iran. they are an ally of the syrian regime of aside. this is really troubling if it s actually true. i want to hear the other side as well. tucker: the allegation is by the way that in the absence of enforcement has been up or working drug game in mexico, smuggled tons of cocaine into the united states and laundered hundreds of millions of dollars. if this is an obama administration on the background. the world is a lot more obligated when viewed for the narrow lens of drug trafficking. you will not let the dea do it either. their point is there s a lot of stuff going on here, the dea
we saw, we definitely saw this, the video that i believe is playing right there on the upper right corner of these two fighter pilots who see this unusual phenomenon that is flying around in front of them. when you listen to these guys, you initially hear them say there s a whole bunch of them, and if you watch that little object in the middle of the screen, i m in airplane enthusiast, that doesn t look like anything that i ve ever seen before unless there is some new kind of drone that can fly at 20,000 feet. what is so cool about this, at least from my perspective, is that they are actually talking to military personnel, to pilots, to people who through the years historically have had these unusual things happen to them. they are taking down their information and following up on it. it s very similar to the project blue book that the fbi did and stopped back in the late 60s. tucker: it sounds like two things, there are an awful lot of pilots, military pilots and commercial pilots
tucker: so leaving aside fec questions, would into the bar have something to say? all lawyers, of course, are members of the bar. this seems like unethical conduct. t why wouldn t the bar be taking this up? i think it s unethical conduct. there are certain circumstances in which a lawyer may pay a fact witness, for example, if you need the fact witness to travel. those are the exceptions to the rule prohibiting payment to faco witnesses. this goes beyond paying somebody to travel to appear and testify. this is a lot of money. this was proposed money from an undisclosed source to testify about allegations about unlawful conduct. i think she ms. bloom potential ethical problems with the bar association. tucker: but they never do anything, do they, to police the own? what s the point of having a bar, you never hear about any more disciplined by the bar for lying, for example.