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yeah and this is is this comes from from some of the the whack a doodle like ted cruz and some of the other name computes and capitol hill that seem to think that you know if you criticize israel at all and you're you know if you say anything a slightly critical that somehow your you're useless to american society so he's been he i want i want the entire hearing i read the transcript word for word tell you this he said so many times over other times they supported israel he said over one hundred times that he would leave military options on the table for so overall i think does a goal would probably be very good moderate in the secretary defense position and then to the much and ted courier there who was one of the more outspoken critics call and what he said today is that if hey the last confirmed quote military conflict and the next four years will be substantially more likely what you make of that what you think you meant by that. well ted cruz knows about just about as much about foreign policy as i know about the bottom of your shoe you know i i don't know anything about your sho
yeah and this is is this comes from from some of the the whack a doodle like ted cruz and some of the other name computes and capitol hill that seem to think that you know if you criticize israel at all and you're you know if you say anything a slightly critical that somehow your you're useless to american society so he's been he i want i want the entire hearing i read the transcript word for word tell you this he said so many times over other times they supported israel he said over one...
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i just am not a wayne la pierre scholar i know ted ted nugent had a colorful story that he liked to tell back in the seventies i guess it was the high times magazine about how he got out of the draft. frankly i'm a little ambivalent about that i was of that generation and we knew that the vietnam war was a lie the gulf of tonkin resolution was a lie and it was a bad one and it wasn't like my dad's warning of world war two. so i'm not going to criticize these guys for that i i think just criticizing sloppier and and ted nugent for taking it for basically being shills for the gun industry might happen tony pointed out earlier this this is an industry that is putting hundreds over one hundred million dollars a year into its marketing arm its lobbying arm which is the n.r.a. and we should be buying their stuff i mean i mean we should be buying these stories we should be paying attention to who they are where they're going to get money from mark in evanston illinois hey mark you want to talk about guns. just kind of. can you speak up a little bit you're on the air i'm listening to you ok ok w
i just am not a wayne la pierre scholar i know ted ted nugent had a colorful story that he liked to tell back in the seventies i guess it was the high times magazine about how he got out of the draft. frankly i'm a little ambivalent about that i was of that generation and we knew that the vietnam war was a lie the gulf of tonkin resolution was a lie and it was a bad one and it wasn't like my dad's warning of world war two. so i'm not going to criticize these guys for that i i think just...
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that pregnancy which was going to kill the mother because she the woman had started contracting sepsis ted and the woman died of an infection anywhere else in the world they would have saved her it's not a hard thing to do you perform the abortion you save the woman the same thing happened in the state of arizona if i were to present to a hospital here in the u.s. let's say georgetown university. a and b. c. i would get my husband and say you take me across town to a non catholic hospital i don't want to lose you and leave our child you know motherless that's what women are up against to say that they're offering a full range of medical care my friend is disingenuous at best i don't mean to make you my enemy i said i don't think that's correct you know i really want to cherry get the last word real quick carrie go ahead. i really want to suggest that the could be it the issue in arizona was not an abortion it was something else and the thing that happened in ireland that should be repudiated that was tragic and i don't think that follows catholic teaching at all it follows obsession all ri
that pregnancy which was going to kill the mother because she the woman had started contracting sepsis ted and the woman died of an infection anywhere else in the world they would have saved her it's not a hard thing to do you perform the abortion you save the woman the same thing happened in the state of arizona if i were to present to a hospital here in the u.s. let's say georgetown university. a and b. c. i would get my husband and say you take me across town to a non catholic hospital i...
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i just i am not a wayne la pierre scholar i know ted ted nugent had a colorful story that he liked to tell back in the seventies i guess it was high times magazine about how he got out of the draft. frankly i'm a little ambivalent about that i was of that generation and we knew that the vietnam war was a lie the gulf of tonkin resolution was a lie and it was a bad one and it wasn't like my dad's war in a world war two. so i'm not going to criticize these guys for that i i think just criticizing sloppier and ted nugent for taking it for basically being shills for the gun industry might happen tony pointed out earlier this this is an industry that is putting hundreds over one hundred million dollars a year into its marketing arm its lobbying arm which is the n.r.a. and we should be buying their stuff i mean we should be buying these stories we should be paying attention to who they are where they're going to get money from mark in evanston illinois hey mark you want to talk about guns. kind of. can you speak up a little bit. here i'm listening to you. ok what i'm saying is i get the dis
i just i am not a wayne la pierre scholar i know ted ted nugent had a colorful story that he liked to tell back in the seventies i guess it was high times magazine about how he got out of the draft. frankly i'm a little ambivalent about that i was of that generation and we knew that the vietnam war was a lie the gulf of tonkin resolution was a lie and it was a bad one and it wasn't like my dad's war in a world war two. so i'm not going to criticize these guys for that i i think just criticizing...
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under skynet is not the american way and many are concerned about their safety and privacy congressman ted poe has introduced a bill that may address some people's concerns about drones this bill is the preserving american privacy act what's clear if i see how the government can use these drugs so basically the act adds bureaucracy to drone usage in order to restrict it in theory protecting people's privacy. the thing is that one side is arguing for drone usage and the other side for bureaucratic restricted drone usage but what about not using drones to spy on americans ever no drones should be used on american territory period and overseas they seem to breed more terrorists than they kill saying that there are only two sides to this issue for drones and well kind for drones is absurd congressman paul if you would please be so kind as to change the name of your legislation to the drones are an acceptable form of tyranny act i would be very grateful to you sir but that's just my opinion. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse som
under skynet is not the american way and many are concerned about their safety and privacy congressman ted poe has introduced a bill that may address some people's concerns about drones this bill is the preserving american privacy act what's clear if i see how the government can use these drugs so basically the act adds bureaucracy to drone usage in order to restrict it in theory protecting people's privacy. the thing is that one side is arguing for drone usage and the other side for...
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to talk about anything that involves your sex life because you're not street is conneally you know ted need to bring into your house it's a code i'm not going to talk about you know things that i can get you know by having sex because my mom doesn't want to hear about me having sex with another guy and for me is it's not even about just headsets with the same sex or opposite sex it's not having sex at all so it doesn't get beyond issues don't have sex and i'm not even wins you get married type stuff just on sex and you know procreation when if i'm thinking about it you know i'm interested and all i can talk with my parents about it i don't feel like i can talk to them about that because they already say what they expected as soon as six so i'm like ok if i do have sex what will happen i lock get pregnant well what about this on my kids. i don't know what they are i'm young i don't know and we slow mo h.i.v. we don't need to get to that because it's a don't have that i think many more open dialogue about it people are still very very nervous about talking about their sexual health and t
to talk about anything that involves your sex life because you're not street is conneally you know ted need to bring into your house it's a code i'm not going to talk about you know things that i can get you know by having sex because my mom doesn't want to hear about me having sex with another guy and for me is it's not even about just headsets with the same sex or opposite sex it's not having sex at all so it doesn't get beyond issues don't have sex and i'm not even wins you get married type...
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quite a challenge to make headway but there we believe that there has been some ted way on the substance of those discussions that we hope that there is a good point from which the negotiators can proceed with making some progress just speaking more generally when we're talking about progress in relations with russia i heard many times the administration officials and members of the obama administration say well we've got russia quote unquote on board to put more pressure on iran in what context in what way do you see russia on board with the united states on iran our american colleagues of an interesting way of describing the situation they very often don't to take to do. as you try to call them in terms of their american positions and others coming over to those positions this is not the case at all this is not the way we see it when we enter into some discussions with the united states and other partners in various situations will try to find a common position so sometimes they move towards us sometimes it's a compromise where we have to do to come together midway this is the way we w
quite a challenge to make headway but there we believe that there has been some ted way on the substance of those discussions that we hope that there is a good point from which the negotiators can proceed with making some progress just speaking more generally when we're talking about progress in relations with russia i heard many times the administration officials and members of the obama administration say well we've got russia quote unquote on board to put more pressure on iran in what...
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why did they still decide to go ahead with the ted oh absolutely they knew what was going to happen i think they're so used now to know you're going on the notions i mean only. recently we have become the nation of the satellite launch so i think they've taken this right they see the united nations like iran you know i think. at the moment very much a tool of the united states with russia and china pushing a little bit of restraint but not sufficient on the united states so from their point of view it's not in a sense united nations it's united states and they're the people talking to all right and the nuclear part of course comes just hours before the u.s. president is due to deliver his state of the union address how is washington expected to react then. we get lots of words from washington we will get more condemnation. or they will know is about increasing sanctions but really there's. not very much they can do on sanctions. and. i mean we get stories are dying the same things we know in north korea for decades so you know they know the real question is you know why why they're do
why did they still decide to go ahead with the ted oh absolutely they knew what was going to happen i think they're so used now to know you're going on the notions i mean only. recently we have become the nation of the satellite launch so i think they've taken this right they see the united nations like iran you know i think. at the moment very much a tool of the united states with russia and china pushing a little bit of restraint but not sufficient on the united states so from their point of...
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under skynet is not the american way and many are concerned about their safety and privacy congressman ted poe has introduced a bill that may address some people's concerns about drones this bill is the preserving american privacy act what's clear if i see how the government can use these drugs so basically the act adds bureaucracy to drone usage in order to restrict it in theory protecting people's privacy the thing is that.
under skynet is not the american way and many are concerned about their safety and privacy congressman ted poe has introduced a bill that may address some people's concerns about drones this bill is the preserving american privacy act what's clear if i see how the government can use these drugs so basically the act adds bureaucracy to drone usage in order to restrict it in theory protecting people's privacy the thing is that.
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that i deserved ten years in prison but you had no malintent i mean i don't understand i had no melon ted not only did the author of the intelligence identities protection act volunteer to serve as an expert witness. as for my defense but previous judicial rulings indicating that intent was the crux of the law that the government had to prove that i had the intent to harm the national security the judge dismissed those precedents and said i should have known better. let's go back to the beginning john i don't know if you can speak on this if you can it's ok but what was the trigger for you to even speak out in the first place did you see something that kind of moved you it all started for me in two thousand and two i had been the chief of counterterrorism operations for the cia in pakistan i returned to headquarters early in the summer of two thousand and two and a senior officer approached me to ask if i was interested in being trained in so-called enhanced interrogation techniques torture techniques i told him that i had a moral problem with them i didn't want to be associated with the
that i deserved ten years in prison but you had no malintent i mean i don't understand i had no melon ted not only did the author of the intelligence identities protection act volunteer to serve as an expert witness. as for my defense but previous judicial rulings indicating that intent was the crux of the law that the government had to prove that i had the intent to harm the national security the judge dismissed those precedents and said i should have known better. let's go back to the...
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agency says france on land made a valuable contribution to peace and stability in africa but at the ted pan african newswire the as a key way believes given what's actually happened in mali differentially days there won't pass and to be voted for bringing peace. has not been an august that long his political career since being in office as president of france has been mart this intervention in mali something that was done you know latterly it was totally unjustified there's been reports of gross human rights violations that have taken place since the french and invention in mali. well they've admitted to the defense ministry and terrorists that they killed hundreds of people assisting in its rants and the operational role is not turning out the way in which. had initially planned . developments in mali do not bode well for someone who is being offered such a prestigious award for peace so in mali coalition forces claim they once again retaken control of the key city this it is in a series of clashes between troops and islamist militants since its official liberation last month meanwhile
agency says france on land made a valuable contribution to peace and stability in africa but at the ted pan african newswire the as a key way believes given what's actually happened in mali differentially days there won't pass and to be voted for bringing peace. has not been an august that long his political career since being in office as president of france has been mart this intervention in mali something that was done you know latterly it was totally unjustified there's been reports of...
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dorner and you can also follow the latest events and find out what really the former police officer ted kennedy. it's easy to. see. lawmakers seem to be in need of a quick fix and they're looking to use taxpayers' cash to help them get their caffeine hit boyko in london has more on what some are calling a case of cups and robbers. the house of commons is looking for someone to join their team of burma reste is to basically serve hot fancy beverages to politicians now the job pays overt twenty thousand pounds per year which to put into context for our international viewers is over thirty thousand dollars per year if we compare that job to other public sector jobs we've got policeman his salary is have recently been cut starting salaries they now start on nineteen thousand pounds a year similarly with soldiers who start on over seventeen just over seventeen thousand pounds per year so you've got frontline jobs that carry risks to your life the people protecting the safety of british citizens that are being paid less than somebody who's serving coffee to politicians one of the police feder
dorner and you can also follow the latest events and find out what really the former police officer ted kennedy. it's easy to. see. lawmakers seem to be in need of a quick fix and they're looking to use taxpayers' cash to help them get their caffeine hit boyko in london has more on what some are calling a case of cups and robbers. the house of commons is looking for someone to join their team of burma reste is to basically serve hot fancy beverages to politicians now the job pays overt twenty...
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that pregnancy which was going to kill the mother because she the woman had started contracting sepsis ted and the woman died of an infection anywhere else in the world they would have saved her it's not a hard thing to do you perform the abortion you save the woman the same thing happened in the state of arizona if i were to present to a hospital here in the u.s. let's say georgetown university. i. would get my husband and say you take me across town to a non catholic hospital i don't want to lose you and leave our child you know motherless that's what women are up against to say that they're offering a full range of medical care my friend is disingenuous at best i don't mean to make you my enemy i said i don't think that's correct you know i really want to carry get the last word real quick kerry go ahead. i really want to suggest that the could be an issue in arizona was not an abortion it was something else and the thing that happened in ireland that should be repudiated that was tragic and i don't think that follows catholic teaching at all it follows obsession all right after folks f
that pregnancy which was going to kill the mother because she the woman had started contracting sepsis ted and the woman died of an infection anywhere else in the world they would have saved her it's not a hard thing to do you perform the abortion you save the woman the same thing happened in the state of arizona if i were to present to a hospital here in the u.s. let's say georgetown university. i. would get my husband and say you take me across town to a non catholic hospital i don't want to...
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for joining us i thought i have to say by the way in addition to your book being extraordinary your ted talk was exceptional as well i don't see the sort of some i've gone viral it's. what thank you what brought you to this topic of intrusion extrovert. well you know i'd say what brought me to it was really my my own life history i consider myself an interviewer and i think like many ensure verts from the time i was a small child so you know as early as four i had the sense of the world having different expectations for me from the ones that i had for myself and i couldn't i obviously didn't have a language for describing the situation but it was something that i continued to notice as i grew older and before i became a writer i actually had a career as a wall street lawyer and i looked around at my fellow attorneys and i realized that many of the tourney is who i admired most. were really good at what they did because they were more quiet more flecked more careful more thoughtful and and that the these traits were standing them in good stead and that we had no real language for talking
for joining us i thought i have to say by the way in addition to your book being extraordinary your ted talk was exceptional as well i don't see the sort of some i've gone viral it's. what thank you what brought you to this topic of intrusion extrovert. well you know i'd say what brought me to it was really my my own life history i consider myself an interviewer and i think like many ensure verts from the time i was a small child so you know as early as four i had the sense of the world having...
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that pregnancy which was going to kill the mother because the woman had started contracting sepsis ted and the woman died of an infection anywhere else in the world they would have saved her it's not a hard thing to do you perform the abortion you save the woman the same thing happened in the state of arizona if i were to present to a hospital here in the u.s. let's say georgetown university. i. would get my husband and say you take me across town to a non catholic hospital i don't want to lose you and leave our child you know motherless that's what women are up against to say that they're offering a full range of medical care my friend is disingenuous at best i don't mean to make you my enemy i said i don't think that's correct you know i really want to carry get the last word real quick carrie go ahead. i really want to suggest that the issue in arizona was not an abortion it was something else and the thing that happened in ireland that should be repudiated that was tragic and i don't think that follows catholic teaching at all it follows obsession all right after folks fascinating
that pregnancy which was going to kill the mother because the woman had started contracting sepsis ted and the woman died of an infection anywhere else in the world they would have saved her it's not a hard thing to do you perform the abortion you save the woman the same thing happened in the state of arizona if i were to present to a hospital here in the u.s. let's say georgetown university. i. would get my husband and say you take me across town to a non catholic hospital i don't want to lose...
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to something more sane and i mean that's that's what it is what forms of debt forgiveness going to ted wells look at the in a situation like the federal reserve bank in washington d.c. they during this crisis have expanded their balance sheet from eight hundred billion dollar three trillion dollars the leverage fifty to one so less than two percent this three trillion dollars or so is something that has any market value the rest is just an accounting figures that suggest a market value under certain conditions is there or bennett history a time when the global banking system has been leveraged to such a degree where there is a little there there is so little collateral backing up these institutions generally speaking in the past you have temples full of gold some kind of material thing and then all sorts of people doing long credit on the basis of that i mean it is true that like the fed does most of the world's gold reserves there but it's really just a symbol. now it's made up and i think most of that fed money is just it's it's an accounting figure for a way of just giving money to
to something more sane and i mean that's that's what it is what forms of debt forgiveness going to ted wells look at the in a situation like the federal reserve bank in washington d.c. they during this crisis have expanded their balance sheet from eight hundred billion dollar three trillion dollars the leverage fifty to one so less than two percent this three trillion dollars or so is something that has any market value the rest is just an accounting figures that suggest a market value under...
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questions and a lot of them seem to be much more aggressive than interventionists or all of them like ted cruz for example who was beating the drum to get a go so it's definitely the faction is growing there are more people than just people maybe all who are on capitol hill talking about cutting military and being less interventionist broady of just a mosh map you have a growing faction it's still a minority faction and we will learn a lot in the coming weeks with a reaction to the drone program sas nation program and also with the sequester defense how serious this actually is i still think they're outnumbered but it's definitely on the road and we are seeing certainly rand is able to appeal to this bath a lot more than his father did in terms of you know this conservative base and of course rand is being i as a possible contender for two thousand and sixteen so what do you think do you think he will continue to have this this measured approach or will this brand of libertaria libertarianism. will make its way into the conservative mainstream do you expect his views to evolve more so it
questions and a lot of them seem to be much more aggressive than interventionists or all of them like ted cruz for example who was beating the drum to get a go so it's definitely the faction is growing there are more people than just people maybe all who are on capitol hill talking about cutting military and being less interventionist broady of just a mosh map you have a growing faction it's still a minority faction and we will learn a lot in the coming weeks with a reaction to the drone...
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to something more sane and i mean that's that's what it is what forms the debt forgiveness going to ted wells look at the situation like the federal reserve bank in washington d.c. they during this crisis have expanded their balance sheet from eight hundred billion dover three trillion dollars the leverage fifty to one so less than two percent this three trillion dollars or so is something that has any market value the rest is just an accounting figures that suggest a market value under certain conditions is there or bennett history a time when the global banking system has been leveraged to such a degree where there is a little there there is so little collateral backing up these institutions generally speaking in the past you'd have temples full of gold some kind of material thing and then all sorts of people doing on credit on the basis of that i mean it is true that like the fed does most of the world's gold reserves there but it's really just a symbol. now it's made up and i think most of that fed money is just it's it's an accounting figure for a way of just giving money to the ba
to something more sane and i mean that's that's what it is what forms the debt forgiveness going to ted wells look at the situation like the federal reserve bank in washington d.c. they during this crisis have expanded their balance sheet from eight hundred billion dover three trillion dollars the leverage fifty to one so less than two percent this three trillion dollars or so is something that has any market value the rest is just an accounting figures that suggest a market value under certain...
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trillion i'm telling you need a bad planet that's exactly what it took to store like sequester the bad ted policy is the way out planet x. way it's the way out we're going to monetize planet ponzi this is going to be the new collateral holding the global central bank could you can float a one trillion new credit default swaps using this is collateral is always c.d.o. yellows and see all these products have come back and leverage has gotten bigger there were no lessons learned by too big to fail the regulators have lost even more to keith that there is no guard dog the guard dog has no teeth but a reasonable bark on television that's all the time we have it goes by so fast we'll have to have you on again soon but thanks for being on the kaiser report max i appreciate it was great thanks for having me ira and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i want to thank my guest misfires stein author of this classic instant classic plot of poncy if you'd like to contact us please tweet us at kaiser report or at facebook dot com for which las
trillion i'm telling you need a bad planet that's exactly what it took to store like sequester the bad ted policy is the way out planet x. way it's the way out we're going to monetize planet ponzi this is going to be the new collateral holding the global central bank could you can float a one trillion new credit default swaps using this is collateral is always c.d.o. yellows and see all these products have come back and leverage has gotten bigger there were no lessons learned by too big to fail...
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for joining us i thought i have to say by the way in addition to your book being extraordinary your ted talk was exceptional as well i don't see it as sort of some i've gone viral it's. really what thank you what brought you to the topic of the intrusion extrovert. well you know i'd say what brought me to it was really my my own life history i consider myself an interviewer and i think like many introverts from the time i was a small child so you know as early as four i had the sense of the world having different expectations for me from the ones that i had for myself and i couldn't i obviously didn't have a language for describing the situation but it was something that i continued to notice as i grew older and before i became a writer i actually had a career as a wall street lawyer and i looked around at my fellow attorneys and i realized that many of the tourney is who i admired most. were really good at what they did because they were more quiet more flecked more careful more thoughtful and that the these traits were standing them in good stead and that we had no real language for t
for joining us i thought i have to say by the way in addition to your book being extraordinary your ted talk was exceptional as well i don't see it as sort of some i've gone viral it's. really what thank you what brought you to the topic of the intrusion extrovert. well you know i'd say what brought me to it was really my my own life history i consider myself an interviewer and i think like many introverts from the time i was a small child so you know as early as four i had the sense of the...