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harry reid. right. but you ve been out there. have you ever seen anything let me tell you, if we ve got time. we ve got plenty of time. so this is years ago, maybe about 35 years or so ago, i m in the army, my unit in the 7th division is out in the hoe half very desert. it s the middle of the night. beautiful night. starry sky. no other light. i m on a reconnaissance myself, all by myself out there in the middle of the desert and then in the distance, two lights. looked like they re hovering over the desert. two aliens? well, you no idea what they were. and then all of a sudden, the two lights rushed at me, at great speed. and i threw myself on the ground thinking i was going to get run over by this alien craft. what was it? two jeeps, about a mile away, running side by side, they came to a junction in the road an illusion, optical illusion. but bottom line you think there s anybody else out there?
as you saw on morning joe he really is the only person going aggressively over donald trump. the question is whether or not it s too little too late, jose. you ve got a lot of people around bush were urging him earlier in this campaign to take on donald trump the way you just heard him do that there. he s been doing it over the course of the past couple of weeks. there a lot of people who believe it s been an effective strategy for him but it did take him a while to get there. i was just inside at that town hall. he said you can t insult your way to the presidency. he said it might be funny, though it s not if you re disabled or if you re a woman or you re somebody who has been on the receiving end of an insult from donald trump. jeb bush said i just wasn t brought up that way. that s how he framed his criticism of trump. the question is still whether or not he can overcome some of the issues associated with his last name. a lot of people here on the ground thinking that is the main
decades. richard, what are the people on the ground thinking? as we go to libya, at least in a no-fly zone way and we supported the protesters in egypt, but, yet, we did not support, it seems, the outwardly what s going on in bahrain or even in yemen. is there a sense of hypocrisy there. can you sense that at all or no? there certainly is that perception. but each movement is different. and i think we re calling everyone out there a pro democracy protester as if they all have the exact same wishes and they re all, you know, on twitter and facebook just want their own bill of rights and their little thomas jefferson s everywhere across the arab world. it s not the case. in libya, this is an armed rebellion, mostly by people in benghazi who have long suffered and long been neglected by the government in tripoli. the people in tripoli? a lot of them benefit from