defeating isis but aide to the president say they are looking at options for supporting what they re calling an iraqi-led mission to retake ramadi. pressed repeatedly on the mounting bipartisan criticism of the president s strategy white house press secretary josh earnest lashed out at all of second guessing. here s what he had to say. thing is we have to decide what the approach to this issue is going to be. are we going to light our hair on fire every time there s a setback in the campaign against isil? or are we going to take very seriously our responsibility to evaluate those area where is we succeed. and valley wait the steps necessary to change our strategy where we sustained setbacks? the white house is not indicating that any u.s. ground forces will be going into anbar province. white house says it will come in the force of air strike positions in ramadi. earnest points to air strikes in kobani and mt. sinjar.
unintended incident at sea here is actually pretty high. once that sort of thing happens developments can take a course that nobody wants or anticipates. think that is the real danger at the moment. martha: certainly can. ambassador, thank you very much. thank you martha. not suitable for work. open this attachment with extreme caution. cincinnati reds manager bryan price speaking with, as as yet unforeseen public candor, with a reporter from the cincinnati enquirer. at issue, should the media report on player who is not with the team. here is kind of how it went. listen. your job isn t to sniff out every little [bleep] thing that is about the reds and put it out there for every other guy to hear. i m [bleep] sick of this. i m sick of listening to this [bleep]. [bleep] bleep. second-guessing. you guys can could do whatever the [bleep] you want. i tell you this i m not telling you everything about this [bleep] ball club. because you guys will go out
by the restrictions of the constitution. i would like to think, even when it s on a boat, and one approach i got to be real clear here. we re all sitting here second guessing. the only people anybody who tells me they know what s really going on is either a good source in the investigation or lying. but they may well be putting pressure on this guy as well. one classic technique would be to take him into custody, charge him, scare the daylights out of him, tell him you re going to charge him with the death penalty offense, which you haven t done yet. if he doesn t cooperate, and see if you can get any information from him that s useful in your investigation. so without being in the middle of it, we don t really know what stage the government is at. a good point it s a good point that you don t know that you don t know what happened on the boat in terms of whether there will be a deal or not. thank you for joining us. your insight, don t forget, you can read susan s syndicated
pat them all down. have them take off their shoes. they might be packing on the way in here. they ll be searched and fed. after breakfast, the inmates are moved to the yards where they will stay until officers can complete their search. we re looking for makeshift weapons. bed spreads, anything with razors. anything they can slash these guys with or even stab them with. the operation is broken up into several two-person teams. i guess i ll get the top, huh? you get the top. you re the tall guy. officers, david hamilton and meagan mcgee each have years of experience at second-guessing where inmates like to hide contraband. okay. i found two razors that were removed. the blades were removed from the disposable razors. and these can be melted into a toothbrush handle, used as real good slashing instruments because they are solid, very sharp razors. there s another one.
last fall. let s listen to this. you don t go out and broadcast the fact that you got the guy. you want to take that intelligence and be able to exploit it over the next few nights and wrap up large parts of the network. they were in such a hurry to go out there with bin laden, such a hurry to go out and announce victory that i m convinced that they probably did not get maximum damage out of the intel that they had captured. excuse me, who was it that put on a flyers uniform and declared mission accomplished a bit early about ten years prematurely. also, what he says doesn t make sense. there is a firefight at the compound that was covered on national tv in pakistan. i mean, people knew what had happened. it was oh, let s keep this quiet. so they exploited the intelligence as fast as they could. and so, i mean, this is what he always complained about when he was in power. second-guessing. we have man who covered all this. you covered.