and they shouldn t have they either shouldn t have taken it or had somebody much lower on the food chain doing it. i will also point out that only a few days after this meeting was when that first dump of information came out from gucifer 2 who s a front for russian intelligence. but i want to pull back for a quick second and say why this is important. this gets to what jason was saying. donald trump is the president. he s held to a very special standard. and it is unclear right now who is driving our foreign policy, the interests of the russians or the interests of the american people. i just don t understand the credibility of somebody who if you ve got to release extra statements after your statement, i mean just from a public relations standpoint, that s not a good thing. so here s specifically going to the point that you just brought up. a 20-minute throwaway meeting that made no sense, that didn t provide any information that anyone ever acted on or that contributed to an
say we didn t pull him off, police pulled him off, and we re not responsible for what the police did. but united created the situation and the police were acting on reports that united provided to them. just from a, i mean, public relations standpoint, alone, try to get it settled without this actually getting into a courtroom? i think the legal case is much smaller than the political and the public relations case. yeah. justin green, appreciate your time. richard quest as well. thank you. we ll be right back. we re out ink,nk! not ink. printing doesn t have to be painful. now, during hp savings month at staples, get up to $180 off hp printers.
police pulled him off, and we re not responsible for what the police did. but united created the situation and the police were acting on reports that united provided to them. just from a, i mean, public relations standpoint, alone, try to get it settled without this actually getting into a courtroom? i think the legal case is much smaller than the political and the public relations case. yeah. justin green, appreciate your time. richard quecht st as well. thank you. we ll be right back. excuse me, are you aware of what s happening right now? we re facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks. actually, we just handled all the priority threats. you did that? we did that. really. we analyzed millions of articles and reports. we can identify threats 50% faster. you can do that? we can do that. then do that. can we do that? we can do that.
center but there are still big areas of the city that may still be under militant control. kevin, let me bring you into the conversation here, sir. how significant is the liberation here of ramadi, significant from both a strategic standpoint as well as a public relations standpoint, if you will? well, it is a big deal. for sure. it s something that the pentagon has said was in the works and was going to be coming for months really. ramadi was taking long ago and there s been a lot of ginning up people saying, let s go fight an take that city back and how could we let it fall after all the american blood that was shed in the iraq war? but the way the pentagon has handled it has been to wait, sit on the outskirts, to train and really work behind the scenes to get the iraqis to come back together, get trained up and do what they can bit by bit. this is really kind of step one
their attorney really did a number on the ceo of aeg, the company that hired michael jackson to do the tour. he caught him in a lot of contradictions. he was able to show that clearly anybody who was looking at michael jackson knew that jackson was sick and was looking pale and had problems. so as i say from a public relations standpoint, i think clearly the jacksons scored a lot. whether they re winning the case though is another matter i think. and go ahead. finish your thought. the reason i say that is because when you step back on this case, the thing you have to remember ultimately is the claim here is that they, the concert company, aeg, was negligent in hiring conrad murray, the doctor that jackson wanted. now, jackson suggested conrad murray. conrad murray had never up until that point in time been