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Greg: rabbi. talk about religion phobia as if men of god don t drink. let me say with great respect to the imam, donald trump is the only one who finally punished assad for killing arabs. greg: yeah. [cheers and applause] and assad got away with it. he was gassing arab children, and nobody cared. greg: yeah. and when he goes now to israel and saudi arabia, he would establish an eternal moral legacy if he decides to bomb the syrian cream tore ya that was revealed this week, and who knows more about what incinerates people s bodies than the jews? that story came out this week, and nobody really cares. in the final analysis, however perfect or imperfect trump is, action is what most matters. and you have this genocide this syria that no one seems to care about. and if the saudi arabian leg of the visit goes on without anyone ....
Greg: rabbi. talk about religion phobia as if men of god don t drink. let me say with great respect to the imam, donald trump is the only one who finally punished assad for killing arabs. greg: yeah. [cheers and applause] and assad got away with it. he was gassing arab children, and nobody cared. greg: yeah. and when he goes now to israel and saudi arabia, he would establish an eternal moral legacy if he decides to bomb the syrian cream tore ya that was revealed this week, and who knows more about what incinerates people s bodies than the jews? that story came out this week, and nobody really cares. in the final analysis, however perfect or imperfect trump is, action is what most matters. and you have this genocide this syria that no one seems to care about. and if the saudi arabian leg of the visit goes on without anyone ....
States that can stiffen the spine of the iraqi forces. bobby, this gets back to the central question, what are we in this war for? if it is a civil war between suni and shia. it looks like it s become that. maybe it shouldn t be, but this isis group has ginned it up this way now. if they re going to effect the sunni territory, itting begins to look like a divided geography. why are we taking one half and killing people on the other side because we ve somehow politically cut a deal with maliki, who has refused to play our politics, which is inclusion politics. why are we killing anybody? what moral right do we have to go in there and kill people? that s my old question, the moral question. what are we doing on international television for 10, 12 years now, killing arabs. that s what we do. it s especially hard, as the general says, these guys hug the population. it s one thing if you re facing ....
Pennsylvania, according to the guardian, the only time snowden became emotional during the many hours of interviews when he thought about the impact his choices would have on his family, many of whom work for the u.s. government. the only thing i fear is the harmful effects on my family who i will not be able to help anymore. that is what keeps me up at night, he said, his eyes welling up with tears. in may, 2004, snowden enlisted in the army reserves, he tells the guardian, i wanted to fight in the iraq war because i felt like i had an obligation as a human being to help free people from oppression, he recounted about how his believes about the war were quickly dispelled. most of the people he trained with seemed pumped up about killing arabs, not helping anyone. snowden says he was discharged four months later because he broke his legs in a training accident. ....
People. it s actually wrong to say he doesn t have a high school diploma. he earned a ged at community college. and he actually is a veteran. he fought in the iraq war and joined the military because he said he wanted to free oppressed people. but then he felt his commanding officers were all about killing arabs, quoting the guardian here. and he didn t feel that s why he was there. he was there to free people. i think it s about his personal ideology about freedom and whether this is part of what all millennials think, we don t know. they are starting to think more globally than nationally and governments don t like that. if there are big populations of young people who think of themselves as world citizens rather than citizens of a particular country, they re harder to control. when wendy talks about this personal ideology, basically they re looking for a smart guy with a pretty stellar tool set in terms of technology. but is that something you can even interview for? can you loo ....