my problem with the iran deal is that it elevates a regime that s not legitimate. every time democrats and republicans make a big story out of iran, they empower really bad people and so to me, the answer is not to enter into deals that are going to be broken in the first place, but to ignore that which is illegitimate and that s what will drive them from power not the paper that it s printed on. david: e-mack, the deal gave them so much money which they have used to expand their sphere of influence. you look at a map of middle east, in all kinds of places, iraq, syria, lebanon, yemen and that s what the protesters are chanting, death to hezbollah, no to syria, no to yemen. the protesters want them out and so do we. and the courage and bravery of and heroism of the protesters, it s truly breath taking and stunning and you re right. the protesters are pointing out in iran the sphere of influence,
communities who still needed to provide for police and fire and public schools, at least in our context. so, we do need to be able to find some kind of a balance here, but no question about it, with more money in people s pockets. that means the economy is going to be stimulated from the middle out, not from the top down or the bottom up. david: e-mack, you and i live in new york city, which we re crazy for living in new york city. if the money just went to teachers and cops, i d be happy and doubling their salaries, but the fact is it goes to so much waste and fraud. i agree with you. it s stunning through the housing crash, the housing collapse, that property taxes still stayed high. you know what? governor cuomo, to your point, this is what i m about to tell you is union, cuomo overseas the mta, hundreds of workers in the subway system getting hundreds of thousands of dollars for doing zero, for nothing. it s about big government democrat spending and union
$7 trillion over there, and he s ready to do some other things with that money. david: e-mack, the whole notion that you could change a terrorist state like iran by being nice to them, by pulling back on an investigation and the fbi people, once again, you have a lot of sympathy and a lot of friends in the fbi. yeah, i do. david: they work long and hard for decades to work on some of the prosecutions and they had the rug pulled out from under them for the sake of the iran deal. yes, the rank and file gets angry because they leave their families behind and don t join them in the holiday, we re in the christmas season right now. you re right and they don t like their offices or what they do politicized. i would say this, i m not sure why we re doing personal attacks on trey gowdy s hair gel. and to say the iran deal is working because they re not making nuclear weapons, and
i think that some people don t even realize that they re exposing themselves to, you know, various vulnerabilities. if you look at the russian investigation, watch what they re putting out there. there s not much you can do about it. david: e-mack, you ve got a face worth a million dollars. what do you think? belongs to radio and i think maybe too much on the internet and too much on the social media that we re too much on this feature? that s evidence of it. david: john, you re looking for ways to make money, is there a way to do that here? in this case, the remuneration, we get so much for free. as far as i m concerned facebook can do what it wants. it s offering hundreds of millions of people what they want for free. david: there s something spooky. my wife doesn t use those fingerprint recognition at the health club, everybody does that as a quick way to sign in, put her thumb print on there, she won t do that, and she doesn t
markle often visited telling esquire, it was a funny place for a little girl in a catholic uniform to grow up. the girl behind that is e mack lat heart nestled in a hollywood hillside. how many of you plan on getting up in the middle of the night to watch the wedding? what do you think? yes. the students are thrilled one of their own is making her mark internationally. it s super cool that she came from here, l.a., and spread out all over the place. who doesn t like a good love story. my first reaction was, he is so fortunate to have found her. reporter: markle s former teacher said she was a stand out on stage and in the classroom. a person like that, who isn t just beautiful, smart and actress, but has this depth. that s what prince harry saw in her. at an early age, she yearned to help others. she volunteered on skid row.