states has shown itself a very inconstant ally, mostly like people like mu bbaracmubarack, russians are quite loyal to their allies like with assad. it seems to me like sort of an impossibly high standard because this is all high probabilitieses, you never know what the consequences are going to be. did you look at an intervention that was successful or what criteria would you look at for a potential intervention? that s a very good question. everybody knows, all of this talk from politicians in west, our foreign secretary or your secretary of state, about the moderate rebels and we re going to help the moderate rebels. if you know anybody who has been
in involved in moving weapons to these people and i know people who did it in libya, they will tell you it is impossible to quarantine the weapons and stop them drift being because factions break up and weapons migrate, that is totally impossible. right now in syria there are over 50 different rebel factions inside the country. there are three different external leaderships. there are outside powers medlealing around in syria and of course the russians and americans waiting in the wings behind it. it is impossibly complex and could lead to war spreading in lebanon and spill over into turkey and into iraq, which we ve you have used ten years of blood and treasure to keep it as one state. what about if it suddenly breaks up? this is a nightmare. we should not touch it. a lot of interesting points. a message that resonates with so many persons as well. thank you so much from joining
megyn: and you say we do that because we re so did h desperate for our spiritual deflation, in general, how we re feeling in this country. absolutely, we ve got to dial it back and dial ourselves up, what we know to be true in our souls, our love of courage and leadership shall personally, individually we have to do that and we have to be very careful to not let sports at the college level, the high school level encroach upon valuable talents and availabilities that other students should be be applauded for. not everybody is out performing on the basketball court and truly, i mean it, who wins that game? most games, almost every game, other than the russians and americans and the olympic hockey tournamentments, things like that, it doesn t matter at all. it s irrelevant. megyn: and yet, you talked about how we ve gotten to the point where we idealize the sports figures and coaches and what we saw at penn state, a child rape scandal swept under the rug because many believed they w
past three decades. the study does not specifically blame music players like the ipod or anything else but one expert says today s young people are listening to music for longer periods of time than in previous generations and, of course, they are being tested more often as well. students who are moving into their dorms for the first time this month have been using their email the entire life. for as long as they can remember dr. jack can a kevorkian and clinton eastwood a sensitive director. a report college released. every year school in wisconsin puts together teachers cultural references which incoming freshman might not get. incoming class of 2014 with students born mostly in 1992, good grief. phones have never had cords. few of them have ever worn a wristwatch. after all, their cell phones display the time. for the most part, members of the class of 2014 do not know how to write in cursive. seriously? in their lifetimes russians and
indicted today. information warfare. our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge from the justice department. that was extraordinary. it was, shepard. i want you to get this concept into you remember mind, which is something called the gray zone. this is the battle space between peace and conventional warfare and where bad actors like russia and north korea and china go to play. they cannot compete directly with the united states militarily or economically. what this indictment laid out today is a classic example of gray zone warfare. the use of information. the russians play the long game. this indictment statements clearly that they started seeding this operation back in 2013 and 2014, and then they ramped it up in 2016 taking about five or six dozen employees just to focus on this issue of russian interference in the election. here s the deputy attorney general from earlier today.