[cheers] greg: it is true, we re back! happy monday, everybody. so today s democrats are as confused as mulvaney s gynecologist. because what big name dames are realizing now, after all the posturing about standing with the oppressed and speaking truth to power the party is now officially in lead with rapists, murderers and anti-semites and they didn t even have to join a prison gang. let s watch a democrat talking head try to explain october 7 aw away. i have seenlot of women speak out against using rape as a weapon of war. but downright silent on what we saw on october 7 and what might be happening inside gaza right now to these hostages. why is that? i mean, i don t know that that s true. we always talk about the impact of war on women in particular, but i think we have to remember that israel is a democracy. that s why they are a strong ally of ours, and if they do not comply with international humanitarian law, they are bringing themselves to a place that makes it
weapon against us using platforms like facebook and twitter that congress needs to step in some way. if we re talking about paid ads, maybe you can do that without stepping on freedom of speech. but the most influential that people did here was to act through these fake groups, this kind of organic media. and you have to see that in the context of a long disagreement between the u.s. and russia about their fairly oppressive approach to the internet, in 2er terms of sensor ship, in terms of surveillance, so if they can do something to us that looks like clamping down on speech, whatever you re saying that s bad that russia does, we can find a way that russia does it too and they re really just as bad. and there was a reason they were happy about snowden, i think the snowden revelations before very important, so they used that information to say that there s
part ed also goes on to say priority sizing the first amendment rights could make the distribution of power in this country even more unequal and silence the community s most burden end by history s of sensor ship. do you agree or disagree. well, probably with that statement i can t say i agree because we ve been through an entire century where we ve seen the first amendment play out. and i d like to this i that the moral arc of the universe or the aleast our country is closer to justice than it was when we began decades ago. and we did that with a robust first amendment, right, and nobody could say that the lines of the civil rights struggle didn t overcome the kind of power imbalance and structures of racism and oh pregnancy that people are pointing to today. so i actually, with all due respect to that critic and others, i think, frankly, it s asking the wrong question. what is the right question?
llama? oh, yes. his candid word on the leaders. i like president bush. which one? the younger one. his policies may not be but as a person, human being, very nice person. i love him. his unexpected views on women. do you ever feel temptations when you see a woman? yeah. sometimes. this is very nice. as a humorous side of the dalai lama, you may have never seen before. i love your accent, british accent. thank you, your holiness. i like your accent. this is piers morgan tonight. a big story tonight, the dalai lama spiritual leader in exile one of the world s most visible and honored holy men, a nobel prize peace winner and in the united states. it s my pleasure to interview his holiness, dalai lama. your holiness, how are you? fine. you re at the mayo clinic, had your regular check-up, everything healthy? everything good. the last seven years annually i got checked here and my physical condition remain more-or-less same. that s good. you a
as a person, human being, very nice person. i love him. his unexpected views on women. do you ever feel temptations when you see a woman? yeah. sometimes. this is very nice. as a humorous side of the dalai lama, you may have never seen before. i love your accent, british accent. thank you, your holiness. i like your accent. this is piers morgan tonight. a big story tonight, the dalai lama spiritual leader in exile one of the world s most visible and honored holy men, a nobel prize peace winner and in the united states. it s my pleasure to interview his holiness, dalai lama. your holiness, how are you? fine. you re at the mayo clinic, had your regular check-up, everything healthy? the last seven years annually i got checked here and my physical condition remain more-or-less same. that s good. you are probably the most famous person i have ever interviewed. no? do you like being that famous? no, no. i always describe myself as a morning normal no l