you know i don't maybe carrie johnson got some kind of super sensitive hearing. or forgot to turn on a series i don't know. so here is actually another example of this with none of the candidates gave a strong rebuke is gary johnson and again this is this is about execution this is going to carry. your state has executed two hundred thirty four death row inmates more than any other governor in modern times have you. your thoughts on that. yeah well that was very shocking and you know i think there were as far as definitely goes. there's a real disconnect in this country among not just republicans but people in general between knowing the majority of people sixty percent know that we execute innocent people who are sure of it and yet sixty nine percent still support capital punishment i'm not sure how that matthew. rex yeah and the other thing that baffles me is i'll bet probably ninety five percent of the crowd would have identify themselves as pro-life and they're yeah and they're in there applauding executions yeah you know i think you know. proxima getting a l

that sounds awfully familiar oscar johnson wait a minute this is this the guy we talked to the year before i saw him collapse and warned him against the carry trade now he's warning exactly max keiser you made a film called money geyser and you went to iceland you spoke to us johnson he at the time was the chief research or an economist for count thing bank which has since collapsed he at the time said on several occasions that carry trade is not. problem it is not a problem there is no hot money in this country today he says quote the central bank has stated that it wants to open the door to the carry trade as greed knows no boundaries carry traders will always return as long as the old is favorable that's right they will always return it's moral hazard it's of baked into the cake this guy oscar johnson he sounds like a guy who worked at a meat packing plant who becomes a vegetarian essentially this is what happens when you see what goes on inside these banks you start of vomit and puke because it's just larceny on a wholesale industrial scale well max you interviewed him in april of two thousand and seven and i want to point to another li

years hard labor and a dishonorable discharge army lieutenant henry how who carried a sign at a demonstration reading and johnson's fascist aggression in vietnam was sentenced to two years and two marines william harvey and george daniel received six to ten year sentences for organizing a meeting about whether black people should fight in vietnam. and on march third one nine hundred sixty six former green beret donald duncan was the featured speaker at an antiwar meeting at the town hall in manhattan i just wanted to do what i knew about it. and let people judge for themselves. i think the most startling thing to me occurred however as the court martial began what would happen was we would walk from the parking lot to the building with a quad washer was being held and it was the most remarkable thing when hundreds hundreds of g.i. s. would hang out of windows out of the barracks and give me the v. sign well give me the clenched fist this was mine but to me this was a revelation and at that point it really became crystal clear to me that something had changed and that something very very important was happening. oh

johnson indicated mr. smith was not known to carry weapons and that she wanted vice from officers on how to deal with mr. smith. she needed assistance based on his behavior. officers brodericks suguitan and samuel fung arrived at the scene within four minutes. officer suguitan and fung were met by the woman outside of her porch. officer suguitan observed at the front door of the residence was open and stepped inside. officer suguitan noticed mr. smith and mr. rios, an additional roommate, were standing face to face having a conversation. both men were approximately 7 feet in front of officer suguitan. officer suguitan looked at both men and stated, how are you doing, we are here to help. mr. smith and mr. rios both faced officer suguitan. immediately, officer suguitan realized mr. smith's and were behind his back and concealed from officer. officer suguitan directed mr. smith to "show me your hands." instantly, officer suguitan here's what he believes is an item quickly being taken out of a sheaf, and without notice, mr. smith raises a large machete above his head and in close proximity to officer suguit

the most recent example certainly being barry goldwater who carried six states against lyndon johnsonin 1964, when of and yet who planted the seeds of a conservative movement that arguably has yet to crest. >> ifill: carl cannon, who are your favorite catalysts? >> barry goldwater is hard to top. a more recent wanna-be president is ross perot. he finished third. he doesn't do much. he doesn't carry a single state. but he plant a seed, and the seed he plant is the government spending too much money, and you can't go to one of these tea party rallies or even a republican gathering today without hearing things you heard in ross perot's 1996 campaign and his 1992 campaign. >> ifill: he got 20% of the vote, so without that, bill clinton may not have been president. >> well, that's right. bill clinton, you know, there was a period there where bill clinton, most of the summer of 1992, was running third behind president george h.w. bush and perot, and then perot dropped out of the race for a while, and then bill clinton picked al gore. they had the most unified democratic convention in my lif

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carried them out one by one. because as dakota says, that is what you do for a brother. he says we will accept this medal in their name. we remember the tenant michael johnson, husband and father and called out gunny j., the determine marine who fought to get on that team, team,aaron, the medic who gave his life tending to his teammates, and a soldier wounded in the battle could never recovered, sergeant first class kenneth westbrook. dakota, i know that you have grappled with the grief of that day. that you said your efforts were somehow a failure because your teammates did not come home. but as your commander in chief, and on behalf of all americans, when he to know it is quite the opposite. you did your duty above and beyond, and kept the faith with the highest traditions of the marine corps that you love. because of your honor, 36 men are alive today. because of your courage, four fallen american heroes came home. and their parents could lay their sons to rest with dignity. because of your commitment, in the thick of the fight, hour after hour, the former marine who read about your story said that that in the most desperate final hours, our brothers and

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bullets and the smoke and all the chaos carried them out one by one because as ka dakota says that' what you do for a brother. he will accept it in their name. michael johnsond and father they called gunny j. edwin johnson, the marine who fought to get on the team, staff sergeant aaron -- the medic who gave his life 10inging to his teammates. and a soldier wounded in the battle who never recovered. sergeant first class kenneth westbrook. i know you grappled with the grief of that day and you said that your efforts were somehow a failure because your teammates didn't come home, but as your commander in chief and on behalf of everyone here today, i want you to know it's quite the opposite. you did your duty above and beyond and you kept the faith with the highest traditions of the marine corps you love. because of your honor, 36 men are alive today. because of your courage, four fallen american heroes came home. in the words of jane layton's mom, they can lay their sons to rest with dignity. because of your commitment in the thick of the fight, hour after hour, a former marine who read about your story said you showed how in the most desperate final hours our

johnson, pryor and mccain. senator brown. 64 mr. chairman. >> here is a three part question. several of the reason that the terrorist attacks against the u.s. have been carriedut by were inspired by aqap. how would you assess the threat to the homeland, would you put them at top of the list of the threats by terrorist organizations and then as a follow-up is yemen on its way to becoming another afghanistan safe haven for aqap to plot a tax and to we have a sufficient strategy in place for yemen? >> thank you putative reports to that question, the first is that aqap is certainly among the biggest concerns from the counterterrorism perspective. it has shown itself to be to have both the intent and the capability of carrying out attacks against the united states and the homeland. i mentioned the two examples of that in christmas day 2009 and in 2010. beyond the actual attempted attacks one of the biggest concerns we have about aqap is its propaganda efforts. anwar al-awlaki, dual u.s. citizen has transpired magazine sought to inspire western request westerners. the actual issues of inspired magazines have included step by step on making instructions. >> that is

johnson campaign. i do think that is an unfair kind of political ad. >> the problem is, in some ways he set himself up for that. lbj gets 486 electoral votes to 52. coldwater barely carried his own state of arizona. -- coldwater -- goldwater barely carried his own state of arizona. >> do you attribute to him the new southern added? >> he voted against the civil rights act. he voted against debate. again, you could call him a man of principle. he had himself been instrumental in desegregating his family's department stores, the national guard in arizona, but he was such a believer in states' rights and so constitutionally opposed to what he saw as federal coercion. the other thing, of course, with barry goldwater is that he is every liberals favorite conservative because he called jerry falwell names. he was outspokenly pro-gay rights. he famously said you do not have to be straight to serve. you just have to shoot straight. >> when president reagan nominated sandra day o'connor to be on the court -- he had said he would nominate a woman, and he took that as his own promise. jesse helms spoke against her and said she was not solid on the right-to-life movement. barry gold

johnson, pryor and mccain. senator brown. 64 mr. chairman. >> here is a three part question. several of the reason that the terrorist attacks against the u.s. have been carried out by re inspired by aqap. how would you assess the threat to the homeland, would you put them at top of the list of the threats by terrorist organizations and theas a follow-up is yemen on its way to becoming another afghanistan safe haven for aqap to plot a tax and to we have a sufficient strategy in place for yemen? >> thank you putative reports to that question, the first is that aqap is certainly among the biggest concerns from the counterterrorism perspective. it has shown itself to be to have both the intent and the capability of carrying out attacks against the united states and the homeland. i mentioned the two examples of that in christmas day 2009 and in 2010. beyond the actual attempted attacks one of the biggest concerns we have about aqap is its propaganda efforts. anwar al-awlaki, dual u.s. citizen has transpired magazine sought to inspire western request westerners. the actual issues of inspired magazines have included step by step on making instructions. >> that is m

johnson, pryor and mccain. senator brown. 64 mr. chairman. >> here is a three part question. several of the reason that the terrorist attacks against the u.s. have been carried out by were inspired by aqap. how would you assess the threat to the homeland, would you put them at top of the list of the threats by terrorist organizations and then as a follow-up is yemen on its way to becoming another afghanistan safe haven for aqap to plot a tax and to we have a sufficient strategy in place for yemen? >> thank you putative reports to that question, the first is that aqap is certainly among the biggest concerns from the counterterrorism perspective. it has shown itself to be to have both the intent and the capability of carrying out attacks against the united states and the homeland. i mentioned the two examples of that in christmas day 2009 and in 2010. beyond the actual attempted attacks one of the biggest concerns we have about aqap is its propaganda efforts. anwar al-awlaki, dual u.s. citizen has transpired magazine sought to inspire western request westerners. the actual issues of inspired magazines have included step by step on making instructions. >> that

carry them out one by one. dakota says that is what you do for a brother. dakota says he will accept this medal in their names. we remember the man that love the outdoors, lieut. michael johnsonhusband and father, a gunnery sergeant that went -- adwin -- edwin johnson. the medic that gave his life tending to his teammates, third class james layton. and a soldier that never recovered, sergeant first class kenneth westbrook. dakota, i know you have grappled with the grief of that day and that somehow, your efforts were a failure because your teammates did not come home. as your commander in chief, it is quite the opposite. you do your duty above and beyond, and you kept faith with the highest provisions of the marine corps that you love. because of your honor, 36 men are alive today. because of your courage, for fallen american heroes came home. in the words of james layton's malm, they could lay their son to rest with dignity. the fight, hour after hour, the former marines that read about your story say that you showed how and the most desperate final hours, our brothers will save us. because of your example, our kids, especially back in kentucky will know that no matter who y