but honestly, in that moment, i couldn t give myself the luxury of wall lowing in that kind of hate. i had a job to do and 37,000 employees i was responsible to whose job was to uphold america and the constitution. i couldn t afford to get into an insult trading match with the president of the united states, as absurd as that even sounds. i can t believe i just said it. i have to say, what you have throughout the book, and this book is a lot more than donald trump. it s about the boston marathon bombing, which i found very moving and fascinating and disturbing, and you spend the entire time of that investigation at fbi headquarters until the suspects were chased down. the compartmentalization, you talk about your own personal, emotional compartmentalization
aggression. you suck greg. that s my kind of aggression. that s not a microaggression. that s a charity. paul, you are used to microaggression when people politely laugh at your jokes, right? here is the problem with the whole concept. if this is true, you don t know what you can say. i probably i m sorry because pins and needles is derived from the parathesis. that was the smart point of the night for me. i m done. anybody need a package delivered. i was cheering for the i m done part. we all were. now they are getting the picture. joanne in paneling gentry where we found pagentry where we found you wall lowing, microaggression is the language. and we know we are doing it. #w women it happens all the time. oh your boyfriend took you out for an italian dinner? i haven t had carbs in a
higher taxes on the rich are unconstitutional unlike our supreme court here in our socialist paradise. we are wall lowing in irony. we are absolutely wall lowing. andy, we have so much more, but i am out of time. really? yes. sorry to hear that, man. you sold that. he did. i believe him. mike, see you at the end. coming up, you are cold as ice, willing to sacrifice our love. not a story, a text greg sent me on new year s eve. let it go, greg. anyway, what is left to say about kim and ye? as usual, as long as it rhymes. it don t matter.
today marks one year since syria s uprising began with a day of rage. it is clear the rage has not let up. we re keeping an eye, too, on afghanistan. defense secretary leon panetta just met with president hamid karzai as the u.s. soldier who is a kutsed of slaughtering 16 people is moved from the country. the washington monument is sinking. it s sunk a fraction of an inch since the quake hit last august. today the circus ends and the prison sentence begins. former governor rob blagojevich has left illinois and might not be back for quite some time. he s on his way right now to a federal prison in colorado to start his 14-year sentence. he was convicted last summer of corruption. zoraida zsambolin is with us. my pleasure. zoraida, his going away thing was kind of like he was a rock star rather than a corrupt politician. why is that? as i was watching it this morning, i thought the exact same thing. this guy still does what he does best, right? he has this rock star
like it or not the marathon to the white house begins in iowa. had it not been for iowa, barack obama would not have had a launching pad. it can be a very important breakthrough moment for a candidate who otherwise is wall lowing in obscurity. sean: wallowing in obscurity. sean: for those of us who saw barack obama as radical left from the beginning. i think we hit a tipping point with the downgrade, losing our aaa rating. between that, the high unemployment rate, record deficit, record debt, economy in a shambles. all of this has contributed to a narrative that i don t see how the president can change or shift. this president has not been able deal with the economic problems, despite promises to the contrary. do you think we ve hit that tipping point? does he have a hard time winning reelection now? he has a hard time. barack obama cannot run on his record. what is he going to say?