agreed, they refused to grant immunity bill: exactly right. and we couldn t let our troops stay there and be liable. bill: i want everybody to understand, geraldos, that s why we have him on exactly right. in the negotiation to keep 10,000 u.s. troops there, our state department said, we, if they get into trouble, we will adjudicate justice. not you. and the iraqis said, huh-uh, they step out of line, we take care of them. and no government could do that. that s impossible. so that was the game breaker. now, the unintended consequence with the iraqi government is two fold. iran celebrating big time today cause they can cause as much trouble as they want without any iraqis can t stand up to them. turkey, now sending turkish troops into northern iraq to fight the kurds. i see in six months chaos in iraq. i think it s very possible and i think the sunni shiite division will be
i do indeed. bill: we re not routing for anybody. we re keeping an eye on all these people. we want america to prevail. bill: that s right. we want what s best for the folks. not what s best for a political party or politician. but if the economy if 9% unemployment, he s not going to get reelected. nor should he. bill: that s your opinion. i m just bill: i m saying he s not! but i will defer to you, this says o reilley factor on it. bill: in total you sound like you want a flat tax you and think you could work it out so that nobody really gets hosed? this is the beginning of a conversation, a very important conversation about how to rationalize and to make sensible our tax system. not the end of it. over the course of this campaign, we ve got a real opportunity to focus in on a new tax policy that will be bill: but i ve got when perry comes on on tuesday and if we ever get herman cain back, i got to challenge him on this. have you thought about this
charged with governing this country. bill: so you were over there. you know what the atmosphere is like. a lot of hatred in that country. a lot of hatred, a lot of factionalism, tribalism, 13 different tribes, three distinct regions, all put together by colonial countries to make a difference. very little in common with each other. benghazi is one place. sirte, where the dictator made his last stand is another. tripoli, dozen metropolitan, much more westernized. we have a problem because of these cowboys what, have they done with the shoulder fired missiles? bill: they re showing up in arms markets in gaza and every place else. we don t want them to show up at the end of the runway in nairobi or the united states. bill: you know why they re missing, they re selling them and that s what happens. i have to say, the criticism of the president not acting fast
for their tent purposes and i would guess that slowly but surely those tents are not going to develop any tenure. that s what you have to avoid in all of these protests. you protect the right to protest, but you can not allow them to interfere with the use of space that all of us are entitled to. bill: what do you make of the survey by a liberal magazine here in new york city that a third of the protesters say violence is all right? what do you make of that? i think it does frankly a disservice to what is a legitimate opportunity to express your disagreement with the policies that have created huge unemployment and other kinds of social ills. but it is not good to have anybody look with any negative on the protests. i don t have got to have a positive response. you ve got to be like martin luther king, jr. was if you want this nation to develop any
his achievements within the time frame given to him. bill: why then do the polls not reflect that? i think the polls reflect disenchantment with the whole political process. bill: no, with him. the specific question, how do you rate barak obama in on the economy and he s in the 30s. barak obama s numbers are better than any of his opponents. just go back and take a look at it. bill: no, they re not economically better than romney s. huh-uh. all right. go ahead, last word. barak obama s numbers are better than any one of his opponents. and i think he would welcome romney as his opponent. bill: well, he might have them. be careful what you wish for. isn t that the old adage? it could be cain if you get into the race and change parties, it could be you, mr. mayor. thanks for coming on. always good to see you. next on the rundown, biden tries to convince fourth graders to support the jobs bill. wait til you hear this.