corporate steward, he has much more to do as someone who is a public figure and we hold our leaders to a higher standard. and it s for reasons and moments like this. what can he legally get away with? i don t know. i do hope the ftc regulates the daylights out of twitter. what can he morally get away with? certainly not this. but musk has been saying this is all about the first amendment. he s been beating his chest about the first amendment. but free speech comes with some responsibility. you can t shout fire in a crowded theater, for example, that sort of thing. i m no lawyer and it s clear that musk is not either. what he s getting very confused about free speech is that the right to say something is also not an excuse. i have a right to live without vile threats against me because i m jewish. i have a right to free expression because of my religion. when he creates a situation and normalizes hate, i lose those
pat buchanan, people have forgotten about him over the last decade or two. he was the precursor to donald trum trump. i could draw a line, buchanan, palin s convention speech, donald trump. a presidential candidate that wants a wall on the u.s./mexico border. a five-year freeze on immigration coming into this country. who talks about how we are losing our western cultural identity. who says he s going to revive america s manufacturing base by tearing up unfair trade deals, who rails against wars that needlessly get americans killed when we should be spending the resources over in this country. that was pat buchanan in 1996, running for the republican nomination that year and scaring the daylights out of the republican leadership in 96. he won the republican primary over bob dole, there was a moment republicans thought he might run off with their nomination, they were able to stop him then, but a generation later, donald trump took pretty much that same platform, in a different ame
who says he s going to revive america s manufacturing base by tearing up unfair trade deals, who rails against wars that needlessly get americans killed when we should be spending the resources over in this country. that was pat buchanan in 1996, running for the republican nomination that year and scaring the daylights out of the republican leadership in 96. he won the republican primary over bob dole, there was a moment republicans thought he might run off with their nomination, they were able to stop him then, but a generation later, donald trump took pretty much that same platform, in a different america, america changed by 9/11, changed by the great recession, changed by those wars, donald trump was able to get elected president. 45 seconds of brilliance. here we are sitting in one of the networks that came from that era, and you talk about how our media were changed forever. yeah, absolutely. and the origin story there, you mentioned the name newt gingrich, it was newt gingri
pat buchanan in many ways people have kind of forgotten about him over the last decade or two. he was the precursor to donald trump. i could draw a line, buchanan, palin s convention speech, donald trump. absolutely. tell me if this sounds familiar. a presidential candidate who wants a wall on the u.s./mexico border. who wants a five-year freeze on immigration coming into this country. who talks about how we are losing our western cultural identity. who says he s going to revive america s manufacturing base by tearing up unfair trade deals, who rails against wars that needlessly get americans killed when we should be spending the resources over in this country. that was pat buchanan in 1996, running for the republican nomination that year and scaring the daylights out of the republican leadership in 96. he won the republican primary over bob dole, there was a moment republicans thought he might run off with their nomination, they were able to stop him then, but a generation later,
s when one gets sighted, or something that even looks like a shark, it certainly comes to our attention. arthel: you ever had a bad brush with a shark? new york city i ve spent a lot of time over a couple of decades actually working with sharks and i ve been fortunate not to have had any kind of harm caused to to me or to people i m working with. arthel: greg, thank you very much for your time this morning, and keep the marine eco system in check, please, thank you! bill: still scary. arthel: it is. bill: scaring the daylights out of me. arthel: if i see a shark, i m gone. i wouldn t even i d just be done, start floating. bill: right there! it is a small american town but many were the city leaders making money. a few have lost their jobs and others have agreed to major pay cuts. now they are losing something else.