Attribute that quote to plato was what he was saying is an empty vessel makes a loudest noise just as the one with the least whit does the most ballot terring. calling her a witless blab error making a lot of noise about an empty issue is correct. nothing john kelly said is racist. everything representative wilson has done in this entire situation has been to stir up political controversy about a dignified and compassionate conversation where president trump complimented sergeant wilson for having the bravery to sign up knowing the danger he would be facing. pete: wenty, that s the question, why is it okay for her, this congresswoman to impugn what president trump said on a private phone call based on her characterization but it s not okay for general kelly to stand up and say hey, i think you are wrong from the way you see things? well, first of all, jim made a comment it s not sergeant wilson it s sergeant la david johnson. that s what s being lost
Townhalls on sexual assault? ? you knew that? that s not ha good go home, bill, just go home. just go home. do you think it s trolling our is it real. i mean i think. they say it s real. who knows anymore. but i would like to believe you put the message out there you find out that s not a good idea. i don t think that s the best use of anybody s team especially when you talk about what i read was specifically how to avoid being accused of sexual assault. which to me is like only oj simpson could kohl up with a plan like that. that s not a good look. and it also it creates tremendous these people women who have been wronged and feel wrong appear can t pursue legal means because the statute of limit aches is up itless feels like mocking them. next time you come on you should say how you really feel. and i ll shave. thank you always a pleasure good to see you don t miss united shades of america with kamau bell sunday night at
The broader context is. what the response to isis is. we ve down 8,500 air strikes against isis around. if you polled americans, they might not know how many air strikes have been conducted to date. you look at current pollings, that many americans believe there s an imminent threat of a terrorist attack on u.s. soil. most of the time when the polls are conducted there s no attack afterwards. that s been true for years and year. s. we were scared witless by al qaeda. you grinds it down. the other area where there s this gap between knowledge and fear is on the whole issue of refugees.
To describe it is heightened by the sense that the usual rules or safety markers that we use to kind of unconsciously reassure ourselves. things like a sense that the government is in control or we re all playing by the same rules of society, that these factors are not at play. they can t keep us safe in a way. on one hand, i think it s not surprising in the aftermath of events like this, we see a general sense of terror that extends far beyond, far beyond the radius. we did this whole laundry list of all these attacks but quite honestly, as americans, we re so myopic. until it happens in paris, we don t react to it very much, quite frankly. this thing happens in paris. it unfolds. we watch and we watch and we watch. i have to confess, it brought back memories, to me, of being in new york and climbing into the subway for the first time after 9/11 and being scared witless. and it was like that for day one and two day and day three and
john: i m glad you included that line that we can t be fired. what i was trying to do there is highlight the difference between government bureaucracy and the real world. you wouldn t see people dying on his witless and think that this would suggest fraudulently changing it. because there is no consequence for doing so. the young people tell me that i should use more of your music and frankly a lot of it just goes over my head. i think that s a great idea and i like it. i m told that this is how young people learn about the world and more recently there was the poll about how much do you trust tv news sources. fox came out on top and john