another one, and another, and another [laughter]. that s funny. greg: it is good. that s better than your jokes. kat, what s your foreign policy expertise telling you? was he on that plane or was this ought fate? kat: who knows. i mean he s definitely dead. but also going back to when this all happened, this guy was also like a bad guy. greg: yes, very bad kat: just because he was fighting against putin, like there can be bad guy versus bad guy can be a thing. i feel like the media always feels like it has to pick some kind of hero winner but what you should do before you do that is google. greg: yes, always google kat: i know it s hard. greg: he should have googled before he got in that plane. jimmy: that s what i m saying. you want to know what the most ridiculous part of the story though? the first pentagon briefing on this is there s no indication it was shot down from a missile. you know, outside from the [bleep] wing falling off. don t you hate when you re just
we begin with international manhunt for edward snowden. rudy giuliani joins me. how are you? i m good, piers. i don t know what to make of all of this, i want you to clarify what i should be feeling. on my twitter feed today, i would say half the people want edward snowden brought back and slung in guantanamo for 30 years and the other half think he s some kind of hero. what is the correct view, do you think? i don t know. i never thought he was much of a hero. because i think you take an obligation to keep things secret, and you should live by that obligation and work through channels. at least at the beginning there was this sort of argument that he was revealing a program that a lot of people didn t know about, a lot of people in congress didn t know about, but to go to china, to go to russia, to now seem to be organizing to go to cuba and ecuador. this is a guy who s in favor of free speech?
and is this toy gun too realistic? the man who invented it is on the grill tonight. we begin with international manhunt for edward snowden. rudy giuliani joins me. how are you? i m good, piers. i don t know what to make of all of this, i want you to clarify what i should be feeling. on my twitter feed today, i would say half the people want edward snowden brought back and slung in guantanamo for 30 years and the other half think he s some kind of hero. what is the correct view, do you think? i don t know. i never thought he was much of a hero. because i think you take an obligation to keep things secret, and you should live by that obligation and work through
realistic? the man who invented it is on the grill tonight. we begin with international manhunt for edward snowden. rudy giuliani joins me. how are you? i m good, piers. i don t know what to make of all of this, i want you to clarify what i should be feeling. on my twitter feed today, i would say half the people want edward snowden brought back and slung in guantanamo for 30 years and the other half think he s some kind of hero. what is the correct view, do you think? i don t know. i never thought he was much of a hero. because i think you take an obligation to keep things secret, and you should live by that obligation and work through channels. at least at the beginning there was this sort of argument that he was revealing a program that a lot of people didn t know about, a lot of people in congress didn t know about, but to go to china, to go to russia,