what about a person of interest? you can speak to people f they re willing to be open to you, yes. once you start pressing them and they say i don t want to cooperate, there is no real responsibility to be able to speak to you. when talking as a suspect as soon as anythin be used against them they have an opportunity of a lawyer. greta: . bill: gentlemen, very interesting. next on the run down barney frank politicizing the boston bombing. and later karl rove and dennis miller will weigh in on barney and more as the factor continues across the usa and around the world. [ male announcer ] everyday thousands of people archoosing advil.
he is one of the most rude and obnoxious people. he has no human courtesy. he rants and raves. it s barney frank. you have to live with hill. again, i don t think he has empathy and relates well to ordinary people. the idea of who has not been touched in their heart by reading these reports of what happened in boston or hearing these voices of suffered a loss almost beyond belief or have suffered grievous wounds to their family members. it s horrifying and we all feel touched by it it but there are some people who when they see and hear that kind of thing immediately seek for a political opportunity. score an ideological point and that s just what he does. bill: all right. so when you look at the boston situation and you compare it to the 9/11 situation, which changed everybody s mind set, now, some people have snapped back. some people change and now they have changed back. but the nation will never be the same. do you see any element of that in boston? could that effect the natio
right? we ll get the crowd and they can watch it. after the show you and i are going to go to barney s house, drag him out and we can t do physical violence to him. that wouldn t be good. he is an old man. but we will scorn him. you and i will scorn him. listen. here s the thing about barney frank. sometimes i find that liberals in lieu of actual empathetic gestures, heart felt empathy, they turned it into an affair of their mind. they intellectually empathize with you. barney frank will tell it you everything he does is for the disenfranchised. the people under foot. and you just want to say can you start your empathy by just not being a jerk to the people you come across in your day-to-day life? can you take a moment and not be arrogant about your inner voice that you bring it out immediately in the wake of a tragedy like this and tell us what you feel. be heart felt empathetic not head driven empathetic.
i m not sure what the difference is because he is setting up a caricature of republicans. i m a democrat but i at least can recognize that most republicans support funding police departments and the fbi. so this idea that somehow there is any republican arguing against having law enforcement being funded, it s not based in fact. so i m not sure why it has to be politicized that way. bill: okay. you know barney frank, right? kirsten? i know who he is. i don t know him personally. you know who he is. you know what he does. he is a left wing bomb thrower. he always has been. i know i he went to harvard, frank is not a stupid man. is he pain head but he is not stupid. he knew exactly what the reaction was going to be when he said this he knew exactly what i was going to do tonight. i m not sure with that. bill: really? i think this is a common
we ll have more on that in the second segment this evening featuring barney frank. wit wait until you see what this guy says. now, reaction to the day with us former fbi investigator bill daily. and from boston former director of the fbi new york bureau. vice president of the global security firm guards mark. very unusual today. fbi scolded the media. there were reports after rests and this, that and the other thing. cnn was in the front of that. i don t blame that. in the fog of breaking news people just jump, real fast. my question is, is it unprecedented, unusual for the fbi to scold the media? well, i think they ll sometime the fbi and media have not met on mutual terms.