survivors resorted to killing tours with a van. another plot involved explosives, placed in a meat grinder, meant to take down an australian jet grinder. the bombs didn t make it on the flight because the luggage they were in was 50 pounds over the limit. that should provide you know comfort. that plot failed, not because they were foiled, because the creeper screwed up. that is pretty scary. still, and our world, statues are a higher priority than our relentless plan to destroy us. statues don t move, terrorists do. they won t stop until you are eliminated. the more we eclipse that stark truth, the more we remain in the dark, our lives my has a creeps who pine for the dark ages. the media says we are not supposed to look directly at an eclipse, they don t want you to look at a barcelona or australia airports, either. juan, going to first, getting you out of the way. stop sweating.
and a reminder enough, but nevertheless, unless it is something that we can have some kind of tangible, we can touch it, feel it, see it, it almost doesn t exist. it is written about, but it s not real. it is and manifested up with us. greg: i just remembered, juan. you are right. confederates are linked to explosives. a guy tried to blow up the confederate statue and was caught. you were right. i missed that. juan: what about the car running over the girl? greg: that it was in about a statue, we don t think by that guy was a nazi. juan: why were they walking around the tiki torches? greg: those guys were nazis. the three i think they use it as a rallying call. greg: ed. ed: as were reading it about the two plots, it made me think about, we are going to hear about the nitpicking about the president strategy on afghanistan. the 2012 campaign for president obama said, isis is on the run. he said usama bin laden is dead, gm is alive. 2013, he s reluctant, he says,
is a different conversation. this was supposed to be if you want to ask me, as i said to you earlier, he has surrounded himself with generals, hawks at their loudest screeching, fine, but don t tell me greg: these guys know more about loss than you do, juan. juan: i haven t lost my son greg: then don t call them a screeching halt. juan: they are all generals. kimberly: that s not fair! embarrassing people that serve in the military. no, i am telling you, because you are giving a speech here and embarrassing everybody, including men and women that serve in the military for calling them all no. you have done it on multiple shows over and over and over again. bad mouthing the military, badmouthing the generals. juan: that s not true. kimberly: how low will he go? well, obviously. we are way over on time. you can take the whole next block. you won t believe what terrorists are trying to use at
instead, now he is saying, oh, yeah, when you fight a war, or you should be able to come home, so if we have never had these arguments. victory at home over the races, oh, no, never before. this is brand-new. this, to me, i think greg: are you, perhaps. juan: the absolute most cheap use of our military. he has damaged his presidency in a way that he will not recover for recover from. greg: you just prove my point. if he didn t say anything, juan, he didn t say anything he said something, he is a nazi! kimberly: juan is a real writer behind the new york times editorial. juan: if he decided to do this directly i wouldn t believe him if that is what you are saying. greg: exactly.
agile, ruthless. get rid of them. it s not a large, static army that becomes a target. it is brutal and we ll take it to them as quickly as possible. juan: the hawks are screeching at the white house because it when it was suggested that it would just be a counterterrorism operation, they said, no. we want to do more, and we want to try to get the afghan army up on its feet so that they can fight the war. dana: that s what he said. here s the thing. i do think that there has been some ambiguity in the previous administration, they afghan government did not know. the president has several audiences all at once tonight. one with the military, it s important to hear for him. the citizens at large, the enemy, then, the allies, like nato, then, the afghan people and government. they can wake up in the morning or they probably are already awake, and they wake up and they say, look, guys, here s our chance. he said he is with us. it s not open-ended. we have got to get our act together. k