Well, you can call it whatever you want. I don't care what they call it, but they're going to have to do something to humanely deal with these people who -- you know, whose jobs have been lost and been lost for a long period of time.
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Well, the difference is, is that, of course, we now know there was a vast right-wing conspiracy.
I am a little bit concerned, be it President Obama or -- or -- or sort of political figures in general.
There are a lot of people on -- on -- on that can't control their emotions. And for -- if it does -- if something does happen, it's -- it's going to be -- the consequences of this would be pretty dramatic.
Well, the difference is that of course, as we now know there was a vast right wing conspiracy. You had tobacco company is paying people to publish stuff in 'The New Republic.' I mean, we've documented that. The difference now is it's not a…
A lot of people on -- that can't control their emotions and if something does happen, it's going to -- the consequences of this would be pretty dramatic.
I think it is reasonable, after seven-and-a-half years, to evaluate our policy in Afghanistan.
I think people understand that, I mean, he's been in office for, what, seven months and -- or so. And I think the country was ready for a change in -- in -- in direction in foreign policy.
I think it is reasonable after seven and a half years to evaluate our policy in Afghanistan.
I think people would understand that I mean, he's been in office for what, seven months or so. And I think the country was ready for a change in direction in foreign policy.
I think people understand that he's been in office for what, seven months or so.
People want to protest, that's the idea. Celebrating a man's death, a man who is a great patriot, is wrong, wrong, wrong. You ought to chastise your people.
I'll tell you, the American people are not classless. They're the working stiffs who keep money in your pocket.
He came out with this, pretty much the entire thing. No one should be surprised that he's moving aggressively on health care at all.
If you're an American, and you like what you're hearing from this guy, if you like celebrating a man's death, go over there with these people.
Yes, look, I mean, there are a lot of people out there, there's a lot of people in this country that feel a lot of things.
I think these people are utterly without class. And I think it's very important that Americans know the quality of people that are out there demonstrating.
In retrospect, you should have anticipated -- again, this is a country that people believe that -- these people believe Obama wasn't born in the United States. They believe the Earth is 5,000 years old.
The truth of the matter is, they have got people in this country that don't believe that Obama was born in the United States.
But you cannot run a country based on birthers and creationists. You have to run a country based on (INAUDIBLE) and that's what these guys have got to learn to do.
I'm not sure, but I think it came out of the Department of Education and I think they were talking about in terms of it, as I understand it, it was like civic -- personal responsibility, being studious or something like that.
Doug is right. I will describe the levees as better than it was when Katrina happened. And it's getting better.
Yes, it is. But it -- we addressed it before; we can address it again. It's not -- it's not something that we can't solve. In fact, there's some evidence that it's starting to get slightly better. But there's a ton of work to do.
A little bit of a sense I have is how F'reret Street goes, how goes New Orleans. Because it's a place that, it can make a comeback and it is.





