back to 2008 all of his speaking extemporaneously going off script criticizing barack obama. that didn t necessarily help their cause. i m wondering, do we really know what his role will be in this campaign? she needs the bill clinton who showed up at the 2012 democratic national convention and delivered just a hell of a speech not the bill clinton you re making reference to who got off message and sometimes off rails in the 2008 cycle. but i think on balance, he s a big net plus for her. although i don t think he s in the van that s cruising across the state of ohio as we speak. let me pivot with you now to senator marco rubio, expected to announce in less than four hours from now. he s this first-term senator, just like barack obama was then-senator barack obama. how can republicans support him now when they argued back in the day it was then senator-obama s inexperience that was reason not to vote for him?
particular i know very well, this is her mo. those women were not speaking extemporaneously. they were reading off document the attorney prepared. asking to waive statute of limitations. for years the government put statute limitations there for a reason. it means you can t come back 25 years later and accuses somebody of something. they have no way of defending themselves. hypothetically in 1973 when this woman saying bill cosby did something to her, if he was in vietnam performing for the troops, how does he remember that now? how does know that now? how does he defend himself now? i think all three women are taking about events happened before any of you were born. so at this point, it is a defendant is in a position that she or he can not defend themselves. that is why there are statute of limitations for every single crime except murder. thank you. by the way for making me so young. not true. but you know i have a couple of questions then. one would be, would you ever
the purpose of this strike would be to deter assad from using chemical weapons. but kerry, seemingly speaking extemporaneously, offered an out for assad, reshaping, perhaps clumsily, u.s. policy. if he could turn over every single bit of his chemical weapons to the international community in the next week, turn it over, all of it. reporter: the russians and president obama, neither of whom seemed to want those strikes, both jumped at kerry s suggestion. no u.s. strikes if assad handed over his chemical weapons. and that was the first thing we discussed when we caught up with kerry at the state department this morning. just back from his latest trip abroad. the director of national intelligence, james clapper, said bashar al assad has been strengthenedince the chemical weapons deal. the united nations says that assad ice regime was torturing children. assad seems to be slow-walking the chemical weapons process. those are only the weapons he s acknowledged he has, not other ones
about that is, people jumped on that quarterback or that player for how they spoke after a game, totally impromptu. michael bay was reading off a tell prompter and could not form a sentence and walked off the stage. no one calls him an idiot. but people attack these young guys who are speaking extemporaneously. frankly, the image that we saw right after that game, people who were watching the game saw right after that, and what we have seen today through this interview is just so dramatic. it goes to the point that the guy was caught up in the moment. i don t know what that adrenaline feels like there s a point to be made about wording and how people are using different words. it s not really okay to use the n word, but people still feel like it s okay for them to use words like thug, which is just a substitute for the n word in modern parlance.
michael bay was reading off a tell prompter and could not form a sentence and walked off the stage. no one calls him an idiot. but people attack these young guys who are speaking extemporaneously. frankly, the image that we saw right after that game, people who were watching the game saw right after that, and what we have seen today through this interview is just so dramatic. it goes to the point that the guy was caught up in the moment. i don t know what that adrenaline feels like there s a point to be made about wording and how people are using different words. it s not really okay to use the n word, but people still feel like it s okay for them to use words like thug, which is just a substitute for the n word in