one of my favorite lines is every generation western civilization is invaded i've barbarians. we call them children. so the essence of conservatism, the essence of civilization is to take these barbarians and turn them into civilized human being. the first virtue we teach these are variants is consonant. anybody who denies this is not a pair for there are really bad parent. the ability to deny bodily pleasures her nose picking and on demand in our years to inappropriate gratification such as an event broadcast on espn are the minimum requirements of civilization. aristotle says that encourages the greatest virtue because without it we can have no others. this is nonsense. as so often is the case, jonah goldberg is right and aristotle is wrong. [laughter] without continents, the ability to keep our animal desires and impulses in check, men are not men, women not women, we are all peace or perhaps charlie sheen. thank you very much. [applause] >> suzanne was worried about me having jonah. everything was fine. last month -- [laughter] >> it is on now. hope and change. that pretty

we cannot become barbarians like them.ke they do or torture people like they do. how do we destroy this enemy? 9/11 families and survivors, we believe the best way to go about -- essential way to go about this war on terror is to go after the bankrollers of the terrorist organizations. in essence, they are as evil as the terrorists themselves. so a report that i'm much more concerned about than this torture report is 28 pages that were excised from the 2002 joint inquiry into the intelligence activities before and after the september 11th attacks. in this report, it refers to the foreign sponsors and the relationship that they had with some of the 19 hijackers while they were here in this country. this report has been kept hidden from the american people and the 9/11 families for over a decade. and we are trying to get to the truth about who was behind 9/11 so we can go after the bankrollers, after the people that finance, give the financial aid and the logistical aid to these terrorists while they were here. >> what are y

once you have access to the internet, you may have let the barbarians in the castle dwoor. >> and youout planes flying by wire, and that goes back to a essential computer but it does for a lot of people raise fears. >> it should. and as bob mentioned earlier. this is not a stable, sensible regime. this isn't somebody you can negotiate with. this is a history of lunatics running north korea. barbarian lunatics, what they've done to their own people, they would certainly be willing to do to others outside of their country as they've proven. >> and if north korea can do it, there are other non-state actors who would like nothing more than to infiltrate the u.s. air traffic system or a fly live by wire train, or isis and others. >> isis is just amazing in their capabilities with computers. they have a lot of young people there from western europe, the united states, who can run this stuff too and do an a -- an assault like this. and why not. we are so vulnerable. we have not paid attention and gotten vulnerable and we have warned this is coming from the cyber command. like we just said, a

edge of the empire and helped to defend roman britain to the south from pesky, hard-to-conquer barbariansto the north. today's modern border between scotland and england still runs pretty close to this ancient wall. a particularly well-preserved segment of the wall leads to housesteads roman fort. roman forts had a standard design -- a rectangular shape containing a commander's headquarters and barracks. there's little more than stone foundations remaining. these stones raised a floor to give stored grain ventilation. and this was once a set of spartan barracks. pondering these desolate ruins, i can imagine the bleakness of being a young roman soldier stationed here 18 centuries ago. announcer: this program is made possible in part by... historic marion, virginia, home of song of the mountains, a main street community in the heart of the virginia highlands. the ellis family foundation-- encouraging economic revitalization through the restoration of historic buildings in downtown marion, virginia, including the general francis marion hotel. teds-- dedicated to providing strategic talent ma

but this religion is saying that every person-- man, woman, child, slave, barbarian, no matter who--e in the image of god, and is therefore of enormous value in the eyes of god. now, in a society that's three- quarters slave, that's an extraordinary message. >> narrator: but the message of christianity was by no means uniform. in egypt, an astonishing discovery made in 1945 shed light on the enormous diversity of early christian thought. >> other than the discovery of the dead sea scrolls, the most important archeological find for much of the early christian period is the manuscript discovery at nag hammadi on the nile river in egypt. there, in 1945, was discovered a cache of manuscripts in clay jars buried in the hillside beside the river. >> the discovery at nag hammadi began with an arab villager, whose name was mohammed ali, going with his brothers on an ordinary errand. they took their camels and rode up to a cliff which is honeycombed with thousands of caves. they were digging under the cliffs for fertilizer, that is for bird droppings, which fertilized the crops. and mohammed

did any of your friends in orange county in the swell precincts say what are you doing with this barbarianeilly? did you get any of that. >> orange county is conservative. >> where you live in laguna you have a lot of swells in there. >> i get a little bit of ambivalence. here's the thing the people that read the books because the books aren't about politics when you and i have talked we have never once talked politics. >> no. there is no ideology in the books. >> when people read the books, all of a sudden they are hooked. if they read one they start reading all of them. >> what did you think as a veteran writer when lincoln hits number one and is on the list for 79 weeks what went through your mind i was socked because i thought it was one off we were going to do this book and i was thrilled to do it and i had actually signed a contract to write another book on my own. and then it hits and then two days after i signed the contract you are calling me and say we are going to do killing kennedy. i had to call the other publisher and say i'm not going to write this book for a long time that'

it is morally correct to protect innocent lives from bare bare bare -- bar bare barbarians.s not theory it's reality. we are a nation of laws but we are involved in a brutal ongoing war. americans need to be protected. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. joining us from washington senator dan coyotes member of the intel committee. senator, i want to walk through this because i'm not sure what exactly happened here. when did the torture investigation begin in the intel committee? >> well, bill, i was not a member of the senate at the time but it began several years ago it's been ongoing process. $40 million has been spent bringing this report forward. republicans were aghast when they looked at the report and said this is what you are doin interviewing any witnesses, biased does not tell the whole story and they then pulled back from initial report. >> not so fast though. we need your eyewitness testimony here. okay? now, look, you get a report, and it's done by people not the senators themselves, they are too busy. it's done by people they hire, the intel peo

there's only one person responsible for the death of these two police officers and that's the barbarianger. but what has happened is a climate has been created over the last two years where what was one of the most revered institutions in america, the nypd, for political reasons has been demonized. it started with the mayor's race back a year ago when every one of the democratic candidates led by de blasio went after the police, accused them of profiling and said the first thing they were going to do is fire ray kelly as commissioner. the commissioner who took that police department and made it a majority/minority police department and made it the envy of police departments around the world. what happened beyond that this was all political rhetoric, but then a day before a judge is going to decide an outcome of a suit against the nypd for racial profiling, the attorney general weighs in saying the new york city police department needs a federal monitor because of their profiling. there had been almost no evidence of that and yet today -- it's not in chicago where they have murder after

. >> these are bare barbarians. they intend to kill us. if we don't destroy them first we will pay the price. >> bernie goldberg's most interesting stories of the year. he will run them down for us. >> want to hear the most annoying sound in the world? >> also ahead, gutfeld and mcguirk on the human beings who annoy them the most in 2014. i'm not going to take this anymore! >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why traditional america is poised to come back. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. i don't like to but john hole people. cross back and forth when good ideas are on the table. obviously some simply cannot break free of ideology but most folks can. however, the word traditional is inflex cybil. i'm a traditionalist. that means it is my deep belief that the founding fathers got it right when they created the american system with the exception of slavery which abraham union soldiers corrected there are very few ame

. >> these are bare barbarians. they intend to kill us.'t destroy them first we will pay the price. >> bernie goldberg's most interesting stories of the year. he will run them down for us. >> want to hear the most annoying sound in the world? >> also ahead, gutfeld and mcguirk on the human beings who annoy

. >> these are bare barbarians. they intend to kill us. them first we will pay the price. >> bernie goldberg's most interesting stories of the year. he will run them down for us. >> want to hear the most annoying sound in the world? >> also ahead, gutfeld and mcguirk on the human beings who annoy

people remarked that we were hiding here just like they did from barbarians 1,000 years ago. that the priests here opened the doors i think is important, because the moscow patriarchate would hardly do the same. >> reporter: the simmering perception that the moscow patriarchate is on the wrong side of history in ukraine was too much for some priests, like father vitaly eismonth. >> ( translated ): i was anxious. i thought the church would speak, but the church was silent. and when russian forces intruded in the east, the church i was serving for 23 years, and was defending all this time, turned its back on its people. i couldn't defend it any more. >> reporter: eismonth defected to the kyiv patriarchate and joined a church 100 miles from home, subordinate to much younger priests. he says the sacrifice it worth it. >> ( translated ): people are awakening, and i think it's only the beginning. and of course it's alarming for the priests because their influence is not the one they thought they had. >> reporter: kyiv patriarch filaret openly supports ukraine's political changes, a

berkeley police are failing or are cops and goofballs are breaking out windows berkeley barbarians vandalize helping savage animals why don't you go back to grain going clothes and carrying around clubs. >>mark: another store becomes of victim of a cypress said it cannot act of liz's water in their response will and they shut it down. there is no signed anything was stolen my personal information investigators said there's no link between the place is in sight and hack attack of some pictures last week gas prices are really fasts low for five years off his hat in some areas of the nation that hurricane is under $2 a gallon that all was below three bucks in san jose and san francisco will buy the rest of the date is tie 3 15 gal. >>mark: 0 ride in a spacecraft headed to san diego cop said its fourth ever test flight nesses, an official ride capsules of the solar system >>stanley: 10 of the bandit a waistline in the next edition of people behaving badly. tag: sooner or later, everyone needs a helping hand, or a helping paw! so mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to help train

tina fey channeling and potential undoing sarah palin, or californians electing conan the barbarian as their governor. on just about every major issue nowadays, popular culture offers the rosetta stone for deciphering american politics. we can't understand a dramatic shift in public opinion on gay rights without appreciating cam and mitchell on modern family. we can't understand the reality of tolerating guantÁnamo detainees without grasping the fantasy of homeland 24. we can't understand increasing crime paranoid even as actual crime rates continue to fall without seeing the world outside our door through rea carey lenses. ipod was indeed never been more political which makes our guests tonight so timely. they are thought leaders and award winners at the world's most indispensable news organization, "the new york times." frank bruni was quite literally the preeminent taste maker as the chief restaurant critic sandwiched in between as roma bureau chief and his current gig as op-ed columnist. alessandra stanley has been the paper's chief television critic or more than a decade after man

not just talking about john stewart and stephen colbert, tfa channeling sarah palen or conan the barbarian. on just about every major issue now, popular culture offers the rosetta stone for politics. we can't understand the dramatic shift in the public opinion on the rights without appreciating modern family. we can't understand the reality of tolerating the guantÁnamo detainees without grasping the fantasy of homeland and 24. and we can't understand the increasing crime. i had even as the actual crime rates continue to fall without seeing the world outside of the door. the popular has never been more political tricks or guests tonight so timely. they are leaders and award winners. at the world's most indispensable news organization "the new york times." frank gray was quite literally the peacemaker as the chief restaurant critic sandwiched in between and the current gig as the columnist. he's been that paper's chief critic more than a decade after managing overseas across europe. the work is versatile, element and perceptive teasing out the way that we live now from the media that that we

they're crazy barbarians that you can not empathize with.se diplomacy when you use military force. >> when joe biden's name comes up, i know many times i've said hey, this just joe being joe. he gets a free pass. >> he does get a free pass. >> provides a lot of entertainment. >> he does. absolutely. >> so he's on the list. we'll give him that. but three to 17, not even at all. we love having you here. >> thank you so much. >> let us know what you think about that divide with gq being biased. we will read your e-mail tweets and facebook post coming up. we know the pilot of that missing flight asked to deviate his flight path. but general mcinerny has thrown through that part of the world and says that plane should have never been in the sky. he'll explain all that at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >>> can you name one branch of government, high school students better learn it if they want to graduate? we'll debate this proposal coming up next. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] when john huntsman was diagnosed with cancer, he didn't just vow to beat it. i vowe

this is a clash between civilized people and barbarians. that they are like us, except just have some different views. that is naive nonsense. >> let's continue on the topic and talk about the icy relationship between the evidence and the pentagon. gates wrote critical books about president obama and we have ashton carter coming in, is he going to break into that tight circle and be able to shake hands with susan rils ace and t president a little easier? >> better men and others have not been able to. let's hope he can. let's not kid ourselves. the person really running policy at the white house is valerie jarrett. the irs, the omb, the epa, you know, and everything but f.o.x. >> who in the white house is capable of micromanaging a defense secretary? >> no one is capable of it and one of the things you would want in a defense secretary is someone who is professional enough that you send them to do their job and you allow them the freedom to do it because if they don't have that kind of capacity, then it's not just that you're hurting them,

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