[laughter] i heard that one already. will: yeah. try having a sitdown with that person. it never goes well. we have had it. you leave right now and play now and give you six months pay. that s half of your entire contract. please, just just go. [ laughter ] see if i stay the whole year, i get it all. will: sound logic. george always had sound logic. i don t know if we can say the same for the city of oakland in california who in this analogy is george castanza. they haven t sat back and realized covid is over and it has been for a while. but the city in the bay area is still operating under pandemic insanity and they do not want it to end. oakland hasn t killed its covid eviction moratorium. in fact, right now as we speak, they are holding hearings on potentially ending that moratorium. possibly extending it though into july. too little, too late. if you are a tenant in oakland you haven t had to pay rent for the past three years. on the other side of that, there
dead a million dead americans that this is where there really has to be a line in the sand and the biden administration needs to take this head on. i honestly don t know is this just a matter of weakness of appeasement of never chamberlain type of possibilities just afraid of confrontation with china or the fact that joe biden folks in his white house, members of his national security team compromised making so much money with china over the years unwillingness to confront china something increasingly clear every day that the lab in wuhan was responsible for a pandemic that killed millions. i ask you what those implications geopolitically may be. that s inherently a political question. but your point is taken, i mean, in order to make that political calculation, what should we do, you first have to acknowledge the reality, what has been done. so, can i look, i saw zero
the tunnels were a dead end for the most part. there was one we think that wasn t. but we had that covered too just in case. when we landed with eight helicopters, a large crew of brilliant fighters ran out of those helicopters and blew holes into the side of the building, not wanting to go through the main door because that was boobie-trapped. and it was something really amazing to see. as though you were watching a movie. a big part of the trip that was of great danger was the it was approximately an hour and ten-minute flight and we were flying over very, very dangerous territory. so can you have reporting on how that raid played out? take us inside the timeline. so what s so interesting about donald trump the reality television star is he really told the story well.
they can finally vanquish him. killing the man does not kill the threat. isis and what al-baghdadi built, it really was more of a philosophy, an idea, on what they thought how this group of people felt the world was going to change in their favor. so by killing him, we haven t killed the idea. and that idea is really what we need to target. got it. ken, the extended q&a portion of today s presidential announcement, president trump said that watching this raid play out was like watching a movie. let s hear him in his own words. we ve had him under surveillance for a couple of weeks. we had very good information that he was going to another location, he didn t go. two or three efforts were canceled because he decided to change his mind, constantly changing his mind. and finally we saw that he was here held up here. the we knew something about the compound. we knew it had tunnels.
any key operational details as he went into specifics about how the raid was carried out? he certainly talked a lot and with great color about the details. there is no question about it. what do we say, maybe he got a little chalk on his cleats. there is no question about that. but i want to go back to this idea of how the narrative was and was it a movie. that type of language gets me a little nervous. i was pleased, frankly, with the president s language at the beginning because i think strong language against this enemy is important. but i get nervous when we start thinking about this as a movie because these are real men and women with real bullets and real guns. and we have been blessed as a nation. our special operators are extraordinarily well trained and they are very good but it s not a given. so if we start to think of their operation s in a movie like terms, i think we get close to