oh, high regard in court. when you hear somebody, how you at least get to yoo say objecti. at one point in this president s story, would you have objection pnesent ? i if i were his attorney, i would have died. let s just put it that way, i can t imagine what it s like to be his staffers on a daily basis, just whitbe e knuckling through the day, never knowing what s going to come out. ang , can t be too hard on him because everybody s goont that one uncle or familyfy member that everyone says wa ms eaten by cannibals and no one s right like somebody. there s a tall tale ther te. ou and like you said, maybe there s a shred of truth to ity, but can t imagine. i mean, it s just giving brian williams and i so bad for staffers just thinking about how they have to do damage controlys st all the tim. but i just want to watch w the clip over and over and ovear again. it s so good because damage control is one thing, but cannibal control damiss the hannibal. it s not on the bingo card
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agents. but when they come to church and they still have the jug of whiskey up under the pew, you say, you re going to hell. i think he gave a you re going to hell speech. you don t do that in an amiss i think what he s really saying to them right. is that you can, on martin luther king week, go against a sitting democratic president and vote against this? he s pressing them to the wall, something all of us wanted to do. i may be sitting here monday morning saying it didn t work, but i think that he certainly preached to the choir yesterday. the choir said amen. i was going to say, that s the problem. if you get into church and you re delivering the hell, fire, and brimstone sermon, and you turn around and half of your choir is empty, you re supposed to be preaching to the choir in
the group that created the tsa, so it gives you interesting insight on this story today. now, there s two sides. some think we don t have enough security measures, others think we have too much at this point. we re the united states of america. why can t we get this right? [laughter] well, unfortunately, since we created tsa we ve let it go sort of amiss, and it now has 67,000 employees, it has incredible resources, 3,590 administrative personnel making 105,000 dollars on average in washington d.c. what we need to do is put the resources, the technology and, again, all the best security measures in place in a proper fashion that does the job, and we re not doing that. jenna: our viewers have a lot of questions about this, and susie