governments try to do this, try to stop things happening on the internet. turkey tried it last week, they were going to ban twitter. it exploded the other way. this is bottom up technology, now, it is in the hands of everybody. it doesn t belong to any government anymore. even if the u.s. government thinks it owns it, it doesn t. we see it every day in our lives, we all know that. when we come back, does trimming our fighting forces mean we re no longer in fighting form? hey there can i help you? shhhhhh (whispering) sorry hi, uh we need a new family plan. how about 10 gigs of data to share and unlimited talk and text. oh ten gigs sounds pretty good. yeah really good. yeah and for your family, it s $160 for four lines. (breaks whisper) what! get outta here! (whispering) i m sorry are we still doing the whisper thing? or? o! sorry! yes yes! we ll take it. introducing our best-ever family pricing. for instance, a family of four gets 10 gigs of data, with unlimited talk & text, for $1
try to stop things happening on the internet. turkey tried it last week, they were going to ban twitter. it exploded the other way. this is bottom up technology, now, it is in the hands of everybody. it doesn t belong to any government anymore. even if the u.s. government thinks it owns it, it doesn t. we see it every day in our lives, we all know that. when we come back, does trimming our fighting forces mean we re no longer in fighting form?
heart you are part of us. you need to be with us. so that s an advantage that i don t think goes to either side, necessarily. and depending on the circumstances, could favor either side. it s a remarkable and makes you think, with that kind of force, maybe it s sort of understandable why president putin thought he could just send in the masked soldiers without insignias, knowing full well it wouldn t lead to war right away. but that s probably why we ve got countries like poland and moldova and turkey that are on edge right now. very close by. and they also have smaller fighting forces, presumably, than russia. they re on edge, yes. they re smaller. and one thing worth bearing in mind, it s a measure of how much nobody wants us to be a fighting war. nobody has done anything. for all of this noise, nobody has done anything, including ukraine so far. nobody has tried to push back against the russians. because they know, this battlefield belongs to the russians and taking it from th
raising taxes. eric: the president quotes wreckless across the board budget cuts. reckless? we re $16 trillion in debt. the reckless in the nature for the military in that hey, we re cutting critical programs, maintenance and training. there is definitely a reckless nature when itless could to our fighting forces. but we could reform the way the pentagon spends money in targeted ways to save about the same amount of money, but also make sure we re cutting fat. eric: this is a great nation. this country is amazing. we spend a lot of money on a lot of things. talk to us about the v.a. backlog. there are 780,000 disabled vets waiting for benefits. 500,000 are back logged. what s the nature of that? this is the first time he s talked about it in years. our group, concerned vets for americas, other groups have you been pushing hard on this issue. the only thing mentioned is it s
i met her mom, she s very nice too. russia s criminal. has he hurt our fighting forces, snowden? i don t think so. no, i don t think so. jesse, you look like snowden s older brother who sells pot to high school kids. i guess that makes you an expert on this story? yeah. good answer. do you think i actually sell pot to high school kids? i don t look anything like this guy. you re like him with a makeover. gussy your hair up a bit, get you some contacts. i don t see it either. anyway, i don t get what the big deal is. like i literally don t. i keep trying to wrap my mind around why i care about this story and i don t care at all. i d just assume doesn t everybody assume governments are spying? one out of every three immigrants i automatically assume is a ukrainian or korean foreign operative.