counterproductive if it pushes people into less safe modes of transportation. but this is a very little-known fact. if you actually hit shift enter alt l above 10,000 feet, you can make the plane turn left. you had those extra minutes to figure that out. it was brilliant. let s keep it real here. first you got the honey badger in. then you got the apple shortcut. do you turn your phone off, jared bernstein, former government employee? i do turn my phone off. and i m one of these people who gets annoyed with the other people who don t. and the flight attendant is standing over the person, and you re thinking, please, turn your phone off so we can get going. so i think this sounds like a good thing. on air force one, do they turn the phones off? i was on air force two, and i don t remember anybody telling me to see, there are different rules. different rules for the president. only safe enough for the president. not safe enough for the proletariat. i have the best
frustrates me. they should be charged when 911 calls can t go answered because of this nonsense. eric: that sound bite the bush was originally was a strong middle class. karl marx and his communist manifesto, bob, turned into a bad thing. bush swas swayze. proletariat. if they knew twhearp talking about they wouldn t be yelling that number two, that guy spraying the cops, i hope he got his butt kicked in that foam finger shoved right up his you know what, also. he deserved a tough booking. bob: you should borrow my communist manifesto and read it better because you you are not right. dana: karl marx boss. greg: one last question to you, dana. why does the media romance violence? why is is is it so interesting to them. dana: not a lot to write about if there is a protest and no violence. you were an i had tore. here is my story. everything went perfectly
frustrates me. they should be charged when 911 calls can t go answered because of this nonsense. eric: that sound bite the bush was originally was a strong middle class. karl marx and his communist manifesto, bob, turned into a bad thing. bush swas swayze. proletariat. if they knew twhearp talking about they wouldn t be yelling that number two, that guy spraying the cops, i hope he got his butt kicked in that foam finger shoved right up his you know what, also. he deserved a tough booking. bob: you should borrow my communist manifesto and read it better because you you are not right. dana: karl marx boss. greg: one last question to you, dana. why does the media romance violence? why is is is it so interesting to them. dana: not a lot to write about if there is a protest and no violence. you were an i had tore. here is my story. everything went perfectly
leader mustafa abdel-jalil. he is representing libya at the 65th u.n. general assembly. he has been meeting with president obama the last hour as well as ban ki moon. in a few minutes, president obama will sit down with afghan president happened karzai. this is their first meeting since the u.s. spelled out a plan to leave afghanistan by the end of 2014. today, for the first time, gays and lesbians can openly serve in the united states military. the law known as don t ask, don t tell has been around for 18 years. it officially ended at midnight. since 1993, more than 14,000 servicemen and women were kicked out of the military after they were outed as gay. some want back in but it is not automatic. i have talked to people who wanted to go in and they started to make phone calls to recruiters and found out their set of circumstances wouldn t allow it. and there s let down. pentagon says 97% of the military has had training on the new rules which replace don t ask don t tell