barrett. mr. farah, you're recognized now for five minutes. >> members of the task force, thank you very much for the opportunity to testimony about the dangerous nexus between terrorism, crime and corruption. i speak only on behalf of myself, and not on behalf of the institutions i'm affiliated with. i'm going to focus on latin america where we see this in new and dangerous forms. the convergence of the crime and corruption are the core at what i believe is a significant strategic threat to the united states. i described this emerging tier one security prior as criminalized state. that is states that actively use transnational organized crime as an instrument of state craft, rely on the revenues from illicit activities to fund themselves and often overlap this protective mechanism with terrorist organizations. in our hemisphere we're primarily seek this in the network that operates from venezuela, where you have the political project, the joint political project among multiple nations who is

barrett runs up and down mountains. they have all taken every minute they can spare from their work and families preparing themselves. they plan to finish this race not necessarily win it. in this first 26-mile leg each team gets three horses. so two people run. in this group the two women are the strongest runners and spend most of the time on foot. >> david you have that horse you don't have to run at all today. i'll do all the running. >> reporter: three people ride, two run for 26 miles. one of the french teams swiss army knife sets the pace. on a 773-mile race it doesn't mean much to lead the pack on the first day and the french contestants are seasoned enough to know that. >> we just to know our place when we finished this kind of race. you know. >> reporter: our team doner party due comes in at sixth place. >> there was a lot of horses going down. a lot of run away horses we saw like five without riders. one guy did get kicked in the face. he was dismounting. one rider was just -- trying to help another rider and

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carrie barrett reported it and kaitlyn agreed.o at that time the university had a policy that forced serious crimes they automatic a report to the police. the police detective the police officer came over and investigated and went to the prosecutor's office. at the same time the university immediately started an investigation on this guy. meanwhile the prosecutors the police detective interviewed her and it was a good police detective, connie bruckner a woman very sensitive. but by this time the cops and missoula were so used to the prosecutor's office declining to prosecute, in this case she invited him to her room even though she clearly said no so bruckner realized we will never get them to prosecute. she convey that to kaitlyn and of course this interview half an hour or so in kaitlyn began to cry. but he raped me. we will bring him in here and we will scare him so he won't do this again. and it didn't make kaitlyn feel any better. at least the university is -- and meanwhile kaitlyn was asking the police department was going o

barrett: thank you chairman. it is an honor to testify before you today on this issue of perennial concern. although terrorism along with , other forms of violent crime lacks a profit motive any , terrorist attack costs money. and is reasonable to assume that for the less money that the terrorist group has available, the less aid there will be to mount an attack. and if it does so limited finances will result in limited impact. terrorism is a semester by nature and in all its suspects financially. and and a cheap attack and devastating impact. for example, the last al qaeda attack of the western country occurred in my country. four individuals associated with al qaeda blew themselves up on the public transport system in london. they killed 52 people. the official inquiry estimated it would cost less than 8,000 pounds. the group appears to have raised the necessary cash. he had a reasonable credit rating, multiple bank accounts. he defaulted on his personal loan repayments. so very difficult to detect. despite the

it was a century and a half ago that south carolina sent william barrett travis to the state of texasit was a century and a half ago that william barrett travis drew a line in the sand and said, choose where you stand? give me liberty, or give me death? . many of y'all know my father -- pastor rafael cruz. my father saw freedom taken away in cuba. i will tell you what he said over and over again, i have lost my freedom once. i will die before it happens again. i'm going to close by just telling a quick story. on january 20, 2015, an elderly man walks up to the front gate of the white house. he asked the marine there, excuse me sir? is barack obama there? the marine says, i'm sorry sir barak obama is no longer president of the united states. [applause] the next day, the same elderly gentleman walks up -- the same ring. he says, excuse me sir, is barack obama here? the marine size and says, i'm sorry sir, barack obama is no longer president of the united states. the next day, the same elderly gentleman walks up to the gates -- the same rain there again. he asked the question one more ti

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want to come up and yeah - >> so the lower portion where it says proposed floor plan it shows the barrette coffee shop area the proposed stools near the window and another bar with the x press machine and so on and so forth in the front area and the column is c and f and few seats and bank cad area and eat up counter with ad approved accessibility and full restroom and with the cook line and rear kitchen prep area with freezer in the lower portion the screen it is sort of redesigned that way that's it as far as the existing and proposed floor plan so that's existing to where everything was up frunt in the village grove and they know that front area the chiefs were cooking and frying we wanted to remove that heat element of preparation and so on and so forth wanted to push it towards the back so the front area the proposed area could be more utilized for the public we also have - this is the front area here this is the front where it says pure bar or bar a i don't know how to pronounce that bar a or pat lots dance. >> evaluate experience oh, you've been under (laughter) >> the front entranc

later in the inning barrett on in relief. rupp hits one to right. herrera herrera. bryce harper has other ideas, gets it done on defense today. had the offense, too. harper up, a man on third, lifts one into left drops in rbi number 41 on the season for harper leads the majors, two rbi on the day nats win 2-1, in front of a sellout crowd, just the way harper likes it. >> i they have on big crowds of coursing i love playing in front of a lot of people a little crowd, hate playing, not trying to be rude little crowd, i can't stand it. the fans that we do show up every single day, the home stand, having the fans that we did, a lot of fun. they were in it. we thrive off that. >>> visiting the marlins to sort through the orange see o's fans there, they don't like this. bases loaded for ozuna. one run ending the second. two-run single for ozuna. marlins a 4-0 lead. baltimore, not as good with the bases loaded-to-as they usually are. bases juiced for steve pierce. takes it down to third. to second for one and first for two, double play for the marlins. in the eighth a turn

it was barrett improving to 2-0 in standoffs since last season. he's a riot. to the actual game.m two. nats down 1-0. bryce harper smacks this one opposite field to left and solo shot. harp staying red hot, leading 16th homer of the season. bottom six, ian desmond takes this to center and stays in the park off the wall and look at this show. max scherzer showing off that the pitcher has got some speed, too, scherzer gets waved in and scores standing up and nats take a 2-0 lead. >> what? >> party. scherzer just as good on the money. gets grady sizemore swinging. eight innings and six strikeouts and one run allowed. nats beat the phils, 2-1. >> orioles taking on the marlins marlins. bases loaded for joseph. right up the middle and two runs come into score. joseph 3 for 4 with two rbis. o's take a 6-4 lead. manny machado with two on takes this down the line in left. two-run double for machado. o's beat marlins 8-5 and a very big congratulations from all of us to the maryland women's lacrosse team beating syracuse 10-8. they take on north carolina in the national championship game on

chris bryant showing off his power and sends this ball to the bleachers off aaron barrett and the cubs they tie this game late at two. in the bottom of the ninth now, still tied. jonathan herrera with one out and a man on takes this to second and desmond trying to go for the double play ball. his throw is way off and not a smart decision there by desmond herrera, a great base runner. 13th error of the season for him. turned out to be costly because the very next batter addison russell, that's a walkoff for the cubs. they beat the nationals. your final score 3-2. >>> to baltimore. astros visiting the orioles. top of the eighth houston leads it 2-1. valbuena at the dish with the bases loaded and he gets ahold of this pitch. this one hits off the wall and two runners come in to score. that's a two-run single for valbuena. the astros one hostest teams in baseball. they beat the birds 4-1. over on the hardwood lebron james and the cavs trying to sweep the atlanta hawks. the king came to play. first quarter lebron coming up with the steal, and he would finish strong the other way. watch the

barrett. you started in your testimony that corruption along with other forms of poor governance, particularly in the delivery of justice is the most significant driver of terrorism in the world today. i was asking want to know maybe and you can elaborate on what role the financial services committee with our oversight authority of international monetary organizations, what role can we play in better ensuring governance in nation struggling with terrorist organizations. >> well i think -- go ahead. >> well, i think that what you're doing is absolutely right. i think that as corruption, corrupt officials and criminalalty and so on, is such a driver of terrorism in these areas where essentially the people are completely dissatisfied that the more you can sanction those individuals as government leaders and others who are involved in the corrupt practices and in the financial skull dugry that goes on in the general criminal world and the less dissatisfied people will be. if they see justice being

barrett. you stated that corruption along with other governments maybe you can elaborate on rock -- what role the financial services committee with our oversight authority of international monetary organizations, what role can we play in better insuring governance and nation struggling with terrorist organizations. >> what you're doing is right. as corrupt officials, lack of the rule of law is such a driver of terrorism in these areas were essentially people are completely dissatisfied with what is provided by government the more you can sanction those individuals as government leaders and others involved in the corrupt practices, and in the financial skulduggery that goes on. in the general criminal world the less dissatisfied people will be if they see justice being served at least in another jurisdiction, even if not in their own, this will be very encouraging for them. it has a knock on effect on the terrorist problem. >> i would like to thank the witnesses for their testimony and time her

the guards went to the barrett to look for him -- to the baric to look for him. they found a missing person sleeping in a corner, my father. they dragged him in front of the ss. they picked him up by the collar and it was bitter winter, and he just had his under all on. practically nothing. he was ordered to stand still or at attention. -- to ththe ss turned to the rest of the assembly and said, "i understand the dirty jewish dog has two sons. i wanted to step out of line and send a him and see what the punishment will be because he kept germany from victory 10 minutes because that's how long it took to find him." then he gave a hard, swift kick to my father, which signaled the start of the punishment. from every side, every corner they started to hit him and kick him and beat him until they fell -- until he fell on the ground. my brother and i fell on our knees and begged the ss to stop it. we went and tried to grab their arms, and then the hitting and beating and whipping were on our backs, and they were beating my father until he collapsed. he was so badly bea

while pitcher mack sheers sa was irritated during the showdown the rest of the roster praised barrettor winning the challenge. such random occurrences ten not to happen on losing teams. for wusa 9 sports, i'm holden kushner. >> it is much more fun to watch. >> even the presidential race is more fun. >> yes, it is. but i do have to be the bearer of a little bit of bad news. >>> the nats did get bad news today about outfielder jayson werth. you are not going to be seeing him on the field anytime soon. we'll explain what is going on, coming up in about a half hour. >>> and coming up next, a woman who claims she was a member of isis explains how the group lures young women to take arms. >>> and later at 6:00. >>> a high stakes last minute tax proposal in prince george's county. i'm bureau chief scott broom. coming up, how why am i so awake? did you know your brain has a wake system... and a sleep system? science suggests when you have insomnia, the neurotransmitters in your wake system may be too strong, which may be preventing you from getting the sleep you need. talk to your doctor abou

. >> they know what the barrett devoted to issues like this.: i want to take a break but we will pick up on this. i have to tell you something, it goes to the core of what made us the richest and most western nation in the world. more coming up next, what does it mean for america? we will tell you in three minutes. ♪ ♪ goal goal with certain diabetes pills or daily insulin, your doctor may be talking about adding medication to help lower your a1c. ask your doctor if adding once-a-week tanzeum is right for you. once-a-week tanzeum is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes, along with diet and exercise. once-a-week tanzeum works by helping your body release its own natural insulin when it's needed. tanzeum is not recommended as the first medicine to treat diabetes or in people with severe stomach or intestinal problems. tanzeum is not insulin. it is not used to treat type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis, and has not been studied with mealtime insulin. do not take tanzeum if you or your

the rio grande, the surrender was an unofficial gentleman's agreement between the north, general barrett i believe, and kirby smith. but the battle of the ranch, if i remember, on the night of the troll through the 13th of may, -- 12 or the 13th of may general grant was up against southern colonel -- i can't remember his name. anyway, the latter gentleman had six french cannons. which brings to bear my question -- was the french foreign legion, where those forces involved in that battle at telemedia ranch? i read an account that the french foreign legion under the federales in mexico were actually involved. can you enlighten us? mr. dunkerly: the french were intervening in mexico when the u.s. was distracted with the civil war. i do not think any french troops were involved in the battle. i do think the confederates were getting supplies across the border immediately before the battle. i do not think any french or mexican troops were involved but i am not an expert. >> that was colonel ford, in his report. that he had french cannons. thank you very much. >> ron wilson. as part of general

. >> reporter: reliever aaron barrett has many special moments with his glove.e's assigned it a name, bear, and a gender. >> he holds the baseball for me. >> reporter: he? >> it is a he. >> reporter: then tyler moore has three different gloves. he isn't attached to any of them because he plays first base, outfield and third base. ryan zimmerman had an extra one and donated it to moore the times he plays the hot corner. >> he was nice enough to give me one of his. we had a couple emergency things where i had to go to third. i was happy for that. every day you don't get a zimmerman glove, so it's pretty cool. >> reporter: some players like tanner roark have no problems with others trying on their glove. obviously this what is happens when you win a whole bunch of games as a starter? >> he's a good dude. >> reporter: now you know this special glove story between man, glove and sometimes sports agents. for wusa9 sports i'm holden kushner. >> what's interesting is what the guys do to break in the gloves. some put it in the microwave. some will run a car over it. ever

wil barrett and his three sons aged 8 to 14 saved 41 horses after the local river flooded a pasture. water could have carried the horses into the lake where they would have drown. dad and the boys managed to save each and every one. >> they ride and rope and have rode and do -- done more horseback than a lot of grown men ever will. i knew their abilities were good enough to handle most situations. >> how dad called that a bonafiedbona fide western experience better than the movies. all shot on his iphone. 8 years old. >>> this man spent the night on his boat docked in san diego and found a new bunkmate when he woke up. a baby sea lion. michael duffy says he woke up and heard sneezing maybe and movement in the boat. that's when he discovered the 30-pound sea lion. he said the sea lion was sleeping like a dog in the other bunk. he coaxed the little guy out of boat and into the water. >> we all like a good cuddle sometimes. we'll be right back. >>> such a peatretty day in san francisco. coke bottle from left field at&t park. the giants on the road. wishing them buckluck. >>> baby deer s

the barretts were out of town when the storm hit. when they returned they found their ranch, as you can see, totally submerged. 31 horses were trapped in a muddy and flooded creek. the family grabbed their lassos. >>> ha! ride up there little buddy. keep hollering at them! ho! ho! >> ho! [ whistling ] >> ho! >> my goodness. this is not something you see often. they did get all 31 horses and ponies safely into the pen. >>> a family in fwrooef and community outraged and a deadly police shooting at the center of it all. today the city of madison, wisconsin, is on edge. in an hour one of its officers will learn if he will have to defend himself in the justice system in which he was sworn to serve. the local district attorney here is set to announce whether officer matt kinney will be charged for shooting 19-year-old tony robinson to death. robinson did not have a weapon. this happened march 6th when officer kinney responded to a 911 kbaul tony robinson jumping -- call about tony robinson jumping between cars attacking people. the family

and fox's iris barrett explains how this all could happen. >> reporter: mckenzie says there is nothing bank croft he will in meantry leaders can make it up to her. they put her daughter in danger this week and less than six months ago after reassuring her it would never happen again. >> someone could have been sitting right there and my baby could have got out the bus, no parent around, oh, she's gone. then what would have happened to me. >> reporter: she's fed up, she said her six year-old daughter was traumatized not once but twice after she was put on the wrong school bus from bank croft elementary. >> she's supposed to get off and on the bus to go to the day care. >> reporter: her bus driver left her at 37th and smelly. instead at sunshine industry child development center. oblivious she picked her up from day care. >> i said where is she. >> reporter: she walked across the street and through an alley alone. >> a partner right there this is constant people in and out of that apartment building. i don't know if they would have seen my baby by myself. >> reporter: she was in tears. >

that south carolina sent we promise to the state of texas -- william barrett travis to the state of texas. he drew a line in the sand and said do you stand with freedom or do you stand with that? -- death? you've me liberty or give me death. -- you've me liberty or give me death. [applause] senator cruz: many of you know my father, pastor rafael cruz. my father saw freedom taken away in cuba, i will tell you what he said to me. i lost my freedom once. i will die before it happens again. [applause] senator cruz: i'm going to close with just telling a quick story. on january 20, 2017, an elderly man walks up to the front gate of the white house and asks the marine there, says excuse me, is barack obama here? the marine says, i'm sorry, barack obama is no longer president of the united states. [applause] senator cruz: the next day the same elderly gentleman walks up to the gates, the same marine is stationed there, and he says, excuse me, sir, is barack obama here? the marine sighs and says once again, i'm sorry sir, barack obama is no longer president of the united states. [applause] senato

10 pitchers on the comfortable side tomorrow morning meant to low 50s he actually projected behind barrette temperatures. about the beautiful sun rise. it will be hot inland and '80s. but by lunch time. >> reporter: we are looking at 66 degrees with to p.m. with a low cloud coverage at the immediate coesite and the city. temperatures will drop and you will notice a cool down at the close on occurred elsewhere to purchase remain in the 80s and low 90s. >> reporter: we will be seen petty f o g early as 6:00 p.m. merritt--patchy fog >> reporter: taking a peek ahead. to purchase dropping between 68 degrees away from the immediate cosine temperatures will still be in all low 80s and 90s with plenty of hazy sunlight to go round as we head into saturday cooler air will make its way east and temperatures will drop the low 80s inland and '70s all around the bay. there will be stubborn clubs and temperatures will be in the upper 50s come sunday with low clouds occurred. >> reporter: 78 degrees inland and 70 degrees on around the bay. there will be in storm system just to our north clipping us produc

captions by vitac -- barrett: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight... and now, take it easy, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] oh, thank you very much. oh, you're all very nice. hi. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. and i'll say, you sure picked a-a great night to join us. we have -- we have quite a show for you tonight. the leader of the free world and spicoli are here on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. sean penn is here to promote his movie "the gunman." president obama is here to promote a project he's been working on called the united states. it's exciting for us. we've never had a sitting president on the show. we had two former presidents, president clinton and... was morgan freeman president, or was that a movie? okay, we had one. so this is two now. if you told me when i was like 14 years old that one day, i would interview the president on tv, i-i would have said, "that's great. uh, will i ever get to see boobs?" i was very single-minded. you know, there's been,

before that he was an executive with barrett gold.esident and ceo will step down -- effective august 5th to be replaced by current coo james o'rourke. back over to you, melissa. >> thank you, dom. we haven't talked about fertilizers in a very long time. here we are. >> we're starting to see activity in this space. some of the m & a activity is starting to percolate with the food trade and the ags all together, they have been out of favor. potash i like demand and supply balances are in the supply now. >> let's get to josh lipton, with the roundup of the cisco call. >> well, on the call melissa, the cisco call we finally did hear from incoming ceo chuck rob robbins robbins. take a listen to what he had to say to analysts. >> i want to spend the next 90 days just talking to our leadership team, our employees, our customers, our partners, our shareholders, analysts, to really just make sure that the theories and the things that i think we should be doing are in alignment. and i'm going to focus beyond that -- beyond that we'll focus on a

it looks as though my colleague ted barrett in the senate is telling me that they're going to try to amend that bill to improve it to make some of the changes that people like mcconnell want to see. but we'll have to wait and see what happens. bottom line, you heard senator mcconnell say, letting this program expire is not an option. it would mean disarming in the face of terrorists. he's echoing what speaker boehner said earlier, taking the terrorist threat seriously al qaeda, isis, other terrorists. and so that is what is taking place right now. we're watching as these three votes come about. but it's very clear that senator mcconnell did not want to have to vote on the usa freedom act. he was the one who supported a week ago an extension of the law as it is without any reforms. that's a bill -- that extension would never have passed the house. people in the house wanted to see reforms to this program. that's why we are where we are now. he's going to have to bring up a bill on vote on a bill he didn't support, but it's the only option. >> the first option, which is what rand paul

barrett: from hollywood, it's... tonight... and... with... and now, for sure, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] all right. man: [ speaking indistinctly ] i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks, uh, all of you for coming. and i will say this -- we have... oh, we have quite a show for you tonight. the incredible george clooney will be with us. that's right. [ cheers and applause ] the sexiest man in the world is here, and he's gonna interview george clooney tonight. [ laughter ] george is here. um... [ cheers and applause ] thank you. george is here to promote his new movie "tomorrowland," in which he plays a man who waits three hours in line to get on space mountain. you know, george clooney was the first guest on our first show. and i'll be honest, i didn't think he would come back. but he did, and he's here. and also here tonight, as seen on television earlier this evening on "the bachelorette," britt nilsson is backstage. tonight... [ cheers and applause ] for those of you who don't follow the show, they aired part two of the season premier of "the ba

will barrett and his southern twang there and his three sons aged 8 to 14 save 3:1 horses after the local river flooded their pasture. look at that. just out there swimming in it with another horse. water could have carried the horses into a lake where they could have drowned. dad and the boys managed to save each and every horse. >> they ride and rope and have rode and done more horseback than a lot of grown men ever will. you know, so i knew their abilities were, you know, good enough to handle most situations. >> round them up, cowboys. dad called it a bona fide western experience bet their the movies. all of this shot on his iphone, lasso in hand. >>> he forced his way into her home and police say he tried to sexually assault her. you have probably seen this video. it takes you back. today the suspect is back in the news. we're going to tell you why after the break. >>> breaking news. dozens dead. this following another large earthquake in nepal. >>> plus, he followed a san jose teenager at home and tried to sexually assault her. now he's behind bars and will soon face a judge. >>> an

barrett says they never let me down this is also not permitted on this your child also is not state lawsan francisco city and county law i found all or in the driver stopped in the bus home or blocking the bypass more times than you can shake a stick this guy has of god in his lap and for the towns and san francisco. >>james: it is going to air this sunday may 17th include never before seen video and stories as well there's right before the news at 8. a quick reminder the san mateo bridge is that open this morning after a closure this weekend we have westbound lanes open and is bound not low . >>james: talking about whether and traffic will get the traffic just a you know the reopening of the san mateo bridge for the morning commute on the waterfront were looking at a really windy day and cool temperatures. michele: is no one to be across oakland plant on temperature is bottoming out and to lower 50s a cool start there and will continue to stay cool for much of the day that only reach the lower 60 that is a time when you pick up the kids from school and is one of those days where you wa

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the commander of the alamo william barrett travis. we appreciate that. thank you. [applause] gov.erry: i come to south carolina, because we are still looking for a few good patriots. once again to fight for this country, we have come to look for patriots. we watched our country descend into record debt. we experience the slowest recovery we have ever seen, a recovery of record proportions needs to be on the table for us. we have seen this irs target our citizens. the architects of obamacare, they admit they lied. to sell us a bill of goods. you think about the bureaucrats. at the veterans administration leaving our veterans waiting in line for care. some of them have died. i want to take a moment. everyone of you who wore the uniform of the country, those of you who have family members that have worn the uniform of the country, i want you to hold your hand up just a moment. so we can say thank you for your service, thank you for your sacrifice. god bless you. for what you have done. [applause] gov. perry: we watched our president. we watched an end a war without a plan to keep the

joshua barrett from washington state was also killed, and 20 other marines were injured. the marine corps hasn't said much about the crash other than it was a hard landing mishap.>>> the ntsb is investigating last week's deadly amtrak derailment, and they're going through calls and texts made on the train engineers cell phone the day of the crash. the train was going 106 miles per hour heading into a 50 mile an hour curve when it derailed. eight people were killed and more than 200 injured. the conductor has no memory of the crash, and his lawyer says he was not using his phone while using -- operating the train. criminal charges against him will depend on the ntsb investigation. >>> coming up, thousands of acres burned as wildfires rage out of control in arizona. we will have the latest containment numbers.>>> coming up, a crackdown on drivers in the peninsula met some interesting people.>> no, i wasn't going fast.>> i will explain in people behaving badly. >>> welcome back to the kron4 morning news. we continue to monitor big backups it two key bridges for the bay area.

>> no, my client, barrett brown was accused of being a spokesperson. >> there's a big misleading. you were the lawyer. the argument against recent moves by apple and others to encrept data is that it makes it harder for law enforcement to get child molesters and other really serious bad guys, what do you think of those arguments? >> well it certainly makes it more difficult, but i don't think those are good arguments to prevent a maker of technology not to provide secure efficient, and robust technology to customers. for me it's really open and shut. but, it's interesting because you've got a lot of different technologies being developed and having dual purposes for instance, the -- yeah, the notion is somebody mentioned it earlier, and the idea of sort of cloaking your online identity or using an nonmiezing technology so the computer on the end point from whatever communications you're making will not know where you're located won't know your ip address that's a huge problem for law enforcement. because law enforcement generally likes to go through friendly third parties like the

the commander of the alamo, william barrett travis. we appreciate that. thank you.ov. perry: i come to south carolina because we are still looking for a few good patriots. once again to fight for this country, we have come to look for patriots. we watched our country to send into record debt. -- descend into record debt. we experience the slowest recovery we have ever seen, a recovery of record proportions needs to be on the table for us. we have seen this irs target our citizens. the architects of obamacare they admit they lied. to sell us a bill of goods. you think about the bureaucrats. at the veterans administration leaving our veterans waiting in line for care. some of them have died. i want to take a moment. everyone of you who wore the uniform of the country, those of you who have family members that have worn the uniform of the country, i want you to hold your hand up just a moment. so we can say thank you for your service, thank you for your sacrifice. god bless you. for what you have done. [applause] gov. perry: we watched our president. we watched an end