you know, that's exactly what i want to ask both of you have a glenn. i mean, i don't read 0 and i tell, you know, i can just jump into the russian and the german media sphere. but from what i can gather, it's been a very muted reaction by them. i mean, and they're the biggest victims and all of this will just have to sit and suck it up when yeah, well they're taking another one on the chin. i guess i'm not saying i read golf my germany, it's a high school level, so i don't brush too much about about it for meeting spiegel and all that put it into for a new section. is there pipeline, by the way, and i can refer to, you know, a russian allegations and in on that they're on del, too much into the, to the specific accusations but, but again, it's a, it's, i think shorts is becoming a bit humiliated casino. you have this pipeline and kind of run those that the united states, at least as the, has been behind this. i really it how much more evidence do we need from it, sir? officials, but also it's a continuation of this tank issue. obviously us pressure them

a. glenn, my name is amanda venus. yes. this is will shannon unique? i listened up about still mostly spin. ah yes, but you have a cd at that, which is not a mistake. but you know what? i'm what the little about on them. no wish now, but i thought you my yahoo! you so poor and yesterday, but she and i used to know which it has not been a year by the obstacle c, a c, y. well, you know, i need thanks. i really stealing use it for you. skip the other one. yeah. which i think of expediency a did do is what's going to cost more. so that comes out with a with a bush. we only way to reach ice island is by ice breaker. every year that osgood permit research vessel miss iow storm of carry staff to the island where the station clean optic volunteers hitch a ride to the island. but with a for them to look like you didn't have to have much to meet with us here as to how to get feel is the me as in there i'm not sure was that he's on which way but he me only a when when we see a some stay on the or stuff so much like a helicopter helps the crew december, the ice bre

i've got a glenn in our slow so, so we came, a seymour hersh came out with his report, his investigative reporting on the north, the ending of the north stream. pipelines ending very much like what biden said, i was setting next to the the german chancellor. so it, glen, i mean this is supposed to be a great mystery, but it's not really at much of the rate of a mystery because when, after it happened, there was very little bit talk about it. and when someone like seymour hersh, legendary journalist writes about it is completely dismissed and hardly reported on your thoughts. well, this is sam. i keep problem her with the how media limits the debate. i mean, it's a good. you can give the illusion of having an open democratic debate if you only marrow the scope of what's allowed to be discussed. so wasa draw.

this is florida a glenn , nicknamed the applicant's lips, that is, a historical figure.he is bad, for some reason she knows in russia although this is exactly it. he was the symbol of the first pyramid and he was selling it. for example, i was the first glosstanner, in my opinion, there was some indian who bought from him, he became a millionaire. i sold you the rights to distribute the rights to distribution you have the right to sell such things 10 more. well, actually in the nineties , umm, with which we are all there, it's fresh in our memory, what is called memories was actually the best advertisement. these are the people who made money on ash, of course, and actually the first money. yes, it is clear that sometime this should end, when the flow of money paid out, that is , the so-called wallet cash flow, it becomes negative, that is , less money enters the pyramid than you are forced to pay to the participants. and you at some point you say it's time to leave. yes, we close the cash register and jump off the question now, these are the pyramids that work. well, le

this is florida a glenn tarnep, nicknamed the applicant's lips, that is, a historical figure.on, she is poorly known in russia. although this is precisely the symbol of the first pyramid. that's exactly what he was doing, he was selling. for example, i am the first clintoner, in my opinion, there was some indian who bought from him, he became a millionaire. i sold you the rights to distribute the rights to distribute you have the right to such things sell 10 more, well, actually in the nineties mmm, with which we are all fresh in our memory, what is called memories actually was the best advertisement. these are people who have earned, you know, of course, and actually the first money. yes, it is clear that at some point it must end. when the flow of money paid out, that is, the so-called cashford cash flow, it becomes negative, that is , less money enters the pyramid than you are forced to pay to the participants. and at some point you say, well, that's it, it's time to leave. yes we are we close the cash register and jump off the question now , these are the pyramids that wor

>> i want to press you a little bit, glenn. a great way for us to understand that she does know what's there. this is also from the post reporting. judge howell similarly rejected perry's bid to shield 930 messages involving executive branch officials finding it, quote, ironic that perry would turn the constitution's intended protection of lawmakers from executive branch interference into a legislative matters on its heads. by contrast, the judge wrote, perry's multipronged and proactive, per sxichbt protracted efforts to push executive branch officials to take more aggressive action over the 2020 election, quote, demonstrated that he welcomed rather than resisted and indeed initiated these communications. she's putting him into the sort of predatory position, if you will, that that clause exists to protect congress. he was the one reaching into the executive branch. is that the right way to understand what she's saying, what she sees? >> i think that is right. and i think when these messages are revealed, and eventually i think

who else were to jump on board, alongside nikki haley, do you have a mike pence, ron desantis, a glenn youngkin here because, again, when we're talking about the carousel, the criticism among some in the republican party is enough did not jump out of the race to make it a mono race, are republicans going to take themselves out of the bidding by never jumping in or looking at a competitive debate stage trying to take on donald trump? >> the question that comes up for me is when did it become a -- when did ambitious become a slur to describe women. it's a rhetorical question, i don't expect you to answer that, but worth noting. more to come on that front. >>> let's talk about what's going on at the white house with president biden and vice president harris holding an event on family medical leave after which they're going to head into a meeting with members of the congressional black caucus in hopes of finding a path forward on police reform. calls to action are getting louder and louder and louder, after the violent death of tyre nichols. the george floyd justice in policing act, it sta

>> glenn: i'm a cuisine whore, you know?ok at cuisine, you're looking at politics. you're looking at medicine. you're looking at the advanced thinking. >> anthony: i'll agree with you that there is nothing more political than food. >> glenn: you got it. >> anthony: chef mike lata's restaurant fig was one of the first and most important on the charleston scene. determined to source the kind of local products that you used to find everywhere in the low country. as much as i'd like to illustrate that solid grounding and traditional ingredients and preparations with my order, i could not resist the soft shell crabs, which are just in season. with a pasta and shaved bottarga, which frankly, i'd slit my best friend's throat for. >> glenn: wow, that looks great. >> anthony: yeah. >> glenn: that's beautiful. >> anthony: it's sweet. when you had your first forkful of proper rice is there an instinct to go out and sort of bludgeon the rest of the world into understanding what you have just come to understand. >> glenn: i did not run u

so does tim scott a normal , demeanor. glenn youngkin, governor kemp in georgia. re is a lane for one of those people. i would say the non-culture war republican party reasserted itself in 2022. i think a lot of those people are looking for a candidate. some may right now imagine it is desantis. i think it probably will not be desantis. amna: the crowded field last time in a fitted mr. trump. you don't think it will happen this time? david: if you look at the credit field last time with all of them -- rubio, ted cruz, chris christie, they were nines and tens. there were not too many twos. there were a lot of nines and tens. they had real support. the field really was divided. this time it might be the two big guys and one other. >> i think once it becomes trump and somebody else the pressure for everybody else to get out will be a month. >> we do like to point out bipartisanship whenever we can on the show and when it comes to china and this by balloon there was frustration from both republicans and democrats when they look at how the department of defense and the

it's a cangooma upon glenn. oh, i live here. oh, ah, the lord very now monica amandito. josh, who is the with ya sellers. injury has bought us, walked the furnace and found a clerical research for a gallery of things to get them awesome. and was it well connected? walked the gum line, that's a legal term and got a lot to link the knocking gang kit room is mr. john again, if a part i don't know this by the carrier, she'll study why this by cut it low was like, it doesn't make them. well, a lot of growth actually. so suddenly miss got some to become nicole tough. some de la m lived her new cars, cost of polish. sure 30 here. now her saw me bucking. but sasha beverly thought, oh my god, tip toe middle to just chosen to know me new. it's got a large house gods have 2. carney worth mottoes, him a goose mom and boom. junk now going down. i'm going to fit in finance. and that's true. but i think by mr. mogan made a green circle down to the not been for now. my said on going kids to may soon the john how help flood zone, the dock tosha gown. fuck the carpet tunes, and i shot that

mark: glenn kolomeitz was a military lawyer who advised special forces on the legality of their afghanistanng day and night for daytime operations and night-time operations, and there was always an element out in the field. always. so, there was always some activity happening outside the wire. there was a very high operational tempo whilst on rotation. mark: he taught them who they could lawfully target and who they were forbidden to kill, including people who had surrendered, or were wounded. mark: so, would you say that these special forces knew about the rules of war? glenn: intimately. mark: so, there's no excuses for committing any sort of breach outside the rules of engagement, or any crime for that matter. glenn: no excuse in terms of the training is provided, and the understanding, absolutely. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ mark: just weeks into braden chapman's deployment in early 2012, his patrol is going hunting. they're heading for a place called deh rawood, their target a taliban bomb maker. the entire operation is captured on a helmet camera worn by one of the sas soldiers on this raid. what this vi

his grandfather, skip glenn, a left-hander, pitched for the braves and the astros. and at the minor league level, although 50 years apart. both pitched in richmond and san jose. >> reporter: we are continuing our first alert weather day coverage. during our 9:30 stream, we check out the snowy conditions . and, next, you will hear how young people here in the bay area are trying to end the paper being crumpled more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo boom! sound of paper balls landing in bins office workers cheering music stops why do we shoot baskets with paper balls? for the same reason we play scratchers from the california lottery. because a little play can make your day. logo scratches on >>> youth mental health is a subject that is often left unspoken but some bay area students are talking about it and its challenges. they have created a documentary called, "it is time we talk about it." >> it is not a matter of if someone struggles, it is a matter of one. if we do not have those resources available and kids do not feel like they are getting support

a grand jury before. the witnesses are very -- it's made very clear as glenn said, it's a felony. jury. they're sworn in. so what do you make of the fact, i'm going to put up the list, these are some of the people, mark meadows is among them, john eastman, lindsey graham, brad raffensperger, brian kemp, giuliani, i can't imagine brian kemp being willing to lie for donald trump, but what do you make of the notion that people, some lawyers, who might be willing to lie for donald trump? and risk going to prison. >> it doesn't -- it doesn't surprise me as much as it may be surprising you. the question becomes whether or not they were lying to cover up something that they thought might be more incriminating for either him or someone else. that they may have been rolling the dice. and hoping against hope that they would not get caught in doing so. you know, this whole thing is incredibly fraught for everyone involved because it appears that crimes not only were committed but that the special grand jury is going to suggest that some people be charged with those crimes. and that is really

a good day. virginia governor glenn youngkin taking on china. plan to keep the seeps ep from buying american farmland. sensitive military sites. we will tell you what it is next. >> todd: this is the weirdest story a most interesting story we get. democrat policies could cost you extra if you move to south carolina. one state lawmaker proposing a yankee tax different than they proposed major league baseball to deal with the influx of people in blue states. joining us live to tell us what it's all about. ♪ ♪ are prostate concerns keeping you awake? force factor prostate helps reduce nighttime bathroom trips and promote a normal prostate size. "i feel like myself again." rush to walmart for force factor prostate, from the #1 fastest-growing men's health brand in america. ♪ ♪ >> ashley: a south carolina lawmaker is proposing a so-called attacks to oppose fees anyone moving to the state in response to the growing number of northerners fling their blue states and flocking to the south. the two, one-time fees include $250 for new driver's license and

former federal prosecutor, glenn kirschner, and -- committed a reporter for the atlanta journal-constitution. he's also the author of flipped, how georgia turned purple and broke the monopoly on republican power. it's good to see you all, glenn, let's start with georgia. this is a narrow look at -- work, no word on criminal charges, they do bring up perjury. they'd say there was no fraud, what can we conclude about what was not released? >> one thing that i think we can conclude, the prosecutors may now have leverage over some of these witnesses, that they would not have had had the witnesses told the truth. every time i had to deal with a witness that i suspected might lie in the grand jury, i gave them some version of the same spiel, i said look, if you go in, you swear to tell the truth, and you lie to the grand jury, i can promise you i will ask the grand jury to consider indicting you for the crimes of perjury, if you lie about a material matter, that is something of relevance to the grand jury's investigation, i will ask them to consider indicting you for obstruction of justice. for ob

investments that would enable the company to adapt to this rapidly in dennison, finding an affiliate in glenn, a judge. what sort of help does the united nations need in order to be able to continue to help the effect of communities? we need 2 thirds of help. we need assistance that would allow us to save lives and that is mainly in for key set of health nutrition for security and water and sanitation. those are the key. it is of course that are other areas as well. so shows protection and so on. that's on the one site that's on the live saving site that the, the you in also works on development in accordance with the national glance. so the way it works in that, that is a national movement plan. and then there is a cooperation from work within the government and the united nations. and the cooperation framework is mainly to enable us to support the government if the involvement initiatives. while we see that there is some relative focus on the humanitarian leaf component, we see less investment being done by the donor community on the development site. and we, we just think that to break this c

and nord stream 2 gas pipelines, he stated this during a telephone interview with a well-known american journalist, glennack, who asked him. does trump believe that the united states could have organized this sabotage, could it be us , it could have been ukraine, it could have been some third country that wants to create problems, but who exactly did not do this. so this is russia, i declare to you with all confidence because for them it is massive source of income. when the number of victims of the earthquake in turkey and the series exceeded 50,000 main news , in the turkish media, more than 180 people were detained in criminal cases against unscrupulous builders, and 600 speeches of corruption are being investigated, with numerous approvals, a separate issue of the quality of building materials that could not stand earthquake meanwhile seismic activity in turkey does not stop, which makes people worry even more the author is shocked according to the data scientists are registered every 3 minutes, and in the pacific ocean over the past day , two earthquakes with a power of six magnets were recorded in

that seems to me like what a good person would do if they want to help their country. >> -- glenn kirschner if the attorney general had brought in this particular prosecutor or a special prosecutor earlier, six months earlier, this case -- all of these cases would be moving much faster. >> yeah, and lawrence, in your lead in, when you talked about how jack smith is preemptively and proactively filing motions to try to force, to try to compel mike pence into the grand jury before mike pence has even raised these privileges, that is so important. it is setting a tone. he only subpoenaed mike pence two weeks ago on february 9th. two weeks later, he is proactively filing motions to try to force mike pence into the grand jury. and look at the other flurry of subpoena activity that we have seen from jack smith, whether it's ivanka trump, jared kushner, mark meadows, white house counsel, deputy white house counsel -- donald trump's criminal defense attorneys -- which, i think the congressman would agree, is highly unusual for prosecutors to subpoena the criminal defense attorneys of a target we ar

john: glenn, tell me a little bit about how this collaboration began, how it came about. ert telles is arrested in connection with jeff's murder, i get any mail from craig timberg, who's "the washington post"'s head of collaborative inveigations. d the subject line of his email was "condolences from the washington post and an idea." it offered reporting help, specifically the idea of "the post" providing reporting help on stories that jeff might have been pursuing at the time of his muer. we came to an agreement fairly quickly that this story on this ponzi scheme that we already knew about, the man alleged to be the leader of this scheme was already arrested, in custody. there were a lot of documents that had already been filed in connection with this that jeff had pulled and had read, studied, highlighted, made notes from at the time of his murder. and after some back and forth with his colleagues at "the post," you know, craig said, we're in. john: and then, lizzie, you went out to nevada. what did y do from there? lizzie: i landed in las vegas, and the newsroom was the

capital come into the market and create the conditions that [ inaudible ] which will happen but a ways away. >> glennavid. >> hello it's not as though we didn't have a thriving economy, stock market, m&a market in let's call it mid-to late 90s you and i can remember with rates that were somewhere similar to what we say see here is it the transition that creates that period of uncertainty, as opposed to when we finally get there and stay there? or do you think even if we stay at a terminal rate for some time it's going to diminish overall activity >> there are two points to make there, david, which are interesting. one, which you just alluded to one is that we start in this with a very strong economy that's a great thing and unlike balance sheet recessions like we experienced in 2008 going back to the great depression, which take a very long way to work through because you have all this debt that needs to be restructured, fixed claims economists refer to, an interest rate cycle induced recession or reduction economic activity, i'm not forecasting necessarily recession, typically the economy bounced ba

glenn was a blessed moment, a young sovereign governments are issues of the currency on like firm's households and local governments. they can't run out of their own currency. they don't really spend tax revenue. everybody thinks the government's need tax revenue in order to spend. that's really not true if you issue your own currency. we find a mother with was asian has known as from the beginning, up until about 300 years ago for lost it somehow. we bogged down in this austerity that comes only from the space between our ears. it's not a real thing. there's a shortage of food is now shorter term materials. so any shortage of grey matter, right? to understand this is a somewhat anybody. yep. oh, does he play a song about political will come to serve public purpose a is this what we call crime against humanity? this whole lack of knowledge is causing this massive crime against community. ah, a. and this is what the political with, in november 2020, at the height of the founding, the state was unable to manage the emergency and collaborate by the fact the cope. casey, with the minister of healt

my friends are fighting a good fight in virginia. glennr, but he's up against a lot. yeah, he is. >> ashley: kathleen what is the biggest difference in florida compared to virginia? >> the biggest difference, i would say has to do with taxes and medical freedom. so, a lot of virginia is considered a pretty good place as a retiree, especially in the military. but i moved to florida and my taxes went down, my personal property taxes almost nonexistent. and i didn't have to worry about my state forcing me to wear a mask or forcing me to take on constitutional mandate and faxing. >> ashley: really more freedom. i have to get to george quickly. george, in a couple of words what is the most about california compared to florida? i can only imagine. >> the number one advantage to make my left california and the people of california, everything was done that way. coming out here, more freedom, we don't have problems with the second amendment. we don't have problem with enforcing the law properly. just push back quite a bit. >> ashley: i saw michele

it's a biography of glenn burke, who was a major baseball player for the l.a. dodgers and the oakland a's. he's credited with inventing the high five, but he's also the first openly gay major league baseball player and. so that's a book that's about baseball, but it's really homophobia as well. and so with this book, again, i saw a chance to write about basketball but also, you know, sexism and misogyny and the women's rights of the 1970s and feminism, the way that basketball and athletics operated on kind of a parallel track, not necessarily always connected to each other. i think a lot of feminists in the seventies didn't really think about sports. a lot of the athletes didn't want to be associated with any sort of political movement at that time. and yet these women were accomplishing quite a bit, you know, in terms of women's rights and how title nine fit into all of that. and i that's what makes a sports book more interesting, is to place it into a social context. and then again, with my books being targeted at teenagers and adults and way the world is tod

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. >> so with regard to what you're sensing there, building a strong case, we know they got a big win, glennnancial crimes, put that in as some sort of a motive to the killings, paint him as someone who allegedly killed his wife and son to cover up stealing millions of dollars. how important is this? how strong do you think this is in their case against him? >> boy, their evidence of motive is strong. it's important to note that motive is typically not one of the elements of a crime that prosecutors have to prove unless it is a hate crime, which this is not. when the jury hears things like murdaugh was allegedly defrauding his clients out of a total of $8.5 million and all these financial crimes were about to come home to roost and collapse on him, which is the prosecution's theory about why he, in sfart, did these things, to try to portray himself as a victim. members of his family were just killed. when you also hear that three months after these murders he hired a mitt man to kill him in a financial fraud scheme because he wanted a $10 million insurance policy to go to one of his other su

dan: glenn, thanks a lot, thanks for your time.hile china eelts america's lunch, joe biden is asleeve at the wheel. >> we seek competition, not conflict with china. we are not looking for a new cold war. dan: a brave woman bou fought on attacker at a i'm. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat protection. starting at just $49.99 a month. plus, you can save up to 60% a year when you add comcast business mobile. or, ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card. complete connectivity. one solution, for wherever business takes you. comcast business. powering possibilities. when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mobile and save big on the new

professor glenn loury grew up on chicago's south side and earned a phd in economics from m.i.t. in the 1980s, he was a reagan republican... >> it's no more difficult to be a black conservative than it is to stand up for your convictions under any circumstances. >> ...who, at age 33, became harvard's first tenured black economics professor. loury has also had his share of lows. >> you mentioned drug addiction. there was a period of infidelity and philandering. and, you know, i was -- i was lost. >> now, at the age of 74, he teaches at brown university and hosts a popular podcast where he has a lot to say about some of the most charged issues of the day. >> democrats have ruined city after city. >> what does professor glenn loury say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> professor glenn loury, welcome back to "firing line." >> oh, thank you, margaret. good to be back. >> you've described what it was like to grow up in what you called a vivid and stylish, lower-middle-class neighborhood in chicago

dan: glenn, thanks a lot, thanks for your time.le china eelts america's lunch, joe biden is asleeve at the wheel. >> we seek competition, not conflict with china. we are not looking for a new cold war. dan: a brave woman b fought offn attacker at a i'm. at a. went from losing a job to being in a hotel room because i didn't have that credit. with creditrepair.com, it was, "hey, we can come together. this is what we're going to do," kind of thing. get started at creditrepair.com. dan: i'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, folks. china is eating our lunch. we have spy balloons in our sky. tiktok ruining our kids. they have stolen our intellectual property, they own massive amounts of our debt. those are facts. >> we seek competition, not conflict with china. we are not look for a new cold war, we'll compete and we'll responsibly manage that's competition so it doesn't veer into conflict. dan: joining me is bio tech engineer, vivek ramswamy. it isn't a secret the chinese communists have had an interest in infiltrating our institution

care about them a lot more than some bureaucrat in the government and they showed up in a big way and made glennngkin the governor of that state. backfired of them, a whole effort to turn the government against the very people it's supposed to serve. >> congressman, you are a target. you are a target. you were a target long before this but now you are the chairman of the judiciary, you really are a target. all these left-wing rags, cnn was coming at you too. you wrote the slate that jordyn's general views promote falsehoods, encourage attacks on legitimate institutions. congressman, this is the way the left moves today. you stand up for liberty or freedom and you are a threat to democracy. quickly, your response. >> that is the template. the left tells a lie, big media reports the like my big tech amplifies a lie. they call you fascist, racist, they come after you. you faced a time and time again, laura. republicans face all the time. it's the nature of the business. that means you've got to step up and be stronger and get the truth to the american people because the first step in stopping this

near us in, the hart building and, you know, it was just sort of an honor to to get to know john glenn a little bit and, you know, walk from the house. hart building over to the capitol to vote with him. he always walked outside. he care what the weather was. he never he never went down and took a train. he always walked outside. and i every i could, i would try to do the same thing. and so we had a good, good opportunity to get acquainted. and so that's one there are lots of others that you know that from new york. i mean, he was a genuine not only was a very senator, but he was a intellectual and know he was he'd be writing books all the time. oh, well, the rest of us were. we're trying to keep up with our hearings and he somehow or other could do it all. and he always had had great insights as to the issues were coming up in the senate. questions. senator snowe, your thoughts are on congressional term limits. well my own view on it is that it would be appropriate to to say that after a certain age, people run again, that that and i don't know what the right age is. it probably gets a

a store today. >>> proud to bring you weeks of stories celebrating black history month. the community is made up of luminaries. changemakers and people fighting for justice and equality. vern glenn has the story of a leader that saw a need to make space for diversity and excellence in sports. >> i have lived in the county for years. how many residents look like me? lower than you think. i made a choice to live there. what about my kids? what about other kids of color in that environment? there are issues of identity, insecurity, isolation. you are about to be demand that created a program where kids of color can bond and be themselves. it is unlike any other. >> reporter: chase butler, a high school junior. his brother james is a star freshman on the jv team. the eight-year-old -- is a second grader on a fourth grade team. who first provided that venue in life lessons to these gifted brothers. his name is paul austin. 11 years ago he had an idea for a project that can get what other sports programs couldn't. diversity. the foundation is marin city. a nonprofit program called play marin. austin, a third-generation native, saw the need. >> just a lot of parents from the surroundin

>> glenn, i'm glad you brought up the 16 connection. there is a myriad of investigation in cases that are floating out there in different systems. do you think there is a value for special counsel, jack smith, to look at these communications at fox? even if they are between tucker carlson and laura ingraham? do you think that there is a value of that to go to the state of mind of someone like donald trump who is trying to do the fake electors scheme. while he was trying to incite the insurrectionist to march on the capitol on january 6th. >> that is a great question, katie. should jack smith begin to dig into the implications of fox news, you know, riling up the trump base such that trump now has a more willing, more ready group of insurrectionists, right? i think, here is the answer to that question. i think it is an abdication of the federal government's responsibility if they don't find the right vehicle, the right organization, to dig into these problems to try to protect the american people from these faux news organizations. not just innocen

there's a chinese spy, glenn . >> why not shoot it down? what do you think is happening here? great question, tucker. you know, what's really interesting about this incident is that the defense department has made clear that thist tht t the first time that we've seen chinese spy balloonsloon overnts us territory in the past. what's interesting about thitisa thrticular incident is the fact that we've called it out, we've made it public, and that ove they actually froze the airspace over billings,bout montana, and put planes up thinking about taking the shot ., tucker now, why they didn't takenoting the shot, why they didn't take it down. hard to know. tucker, but it's worth noting, back in 2001, the chinese forced down an american spy plane on hainan island, kidnaped us airmen, airwomen, for a number of days and stole a bunch of surveillance assets off that plane. t now, that was almost twos decades ago. >> so you almost answered my question. do you think if the american pentagon floated a spy balloon over chinese missile bases, : yo that chairman g. would say, you know, i'm ju

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