so george bundy says, i'm quoting here, bundy, in reply, jokingly told him, perhaps the matter should not be thought through too far. for his own part, bundy's, he welcomed the recent events as justification for a resolution the administration had wanted for some time. they had drafted a resolution like this back in june to give the president authority to do whatever he wanted in southeast asia. as commander in chief. that he wanted congress' blessing. a blank check. he had been sitting there, because in part we had the upper hand. the north vietnamese were a little bit on the defense. we were probing them with all these covert operation, op plan 34. here was this aggression. except provoked by us. but the events, the recent events justification for something we wanted to do for some time. this is the quintessential cherry picking of intelligence to reinforce prearranged rereached conclusions. it is a chilling discussion because you have got them admitting they are less certain but this gives them leverage. the parallel with other disasters, cher picking of intelligence of iraq weapon

because say what you will about mcgeorge bundy and robert s.mcnamara, they're pretty intelligent folks. and i think they understood as well the problems of relating and translating military success into political progress. and we can talk if would you like in the question and answer period about certainly a controversial figure, robert s. mcnamara. also important i think to note is that westmoreland would have been out of step with contemporary theories on counterinsurgency, if not army doctrine, if all he did was focus on killing the enemy. contemporary counter insurgency theory and army doctrine of the day began with the assumption that security preceded all other military and political operations. i would argue that we speak in similar terms today. if you look at the last ten years of the army's experiences in both iraq and afghanistan, commanders indoctrine all speak of the importance of providing some sense of security to the local population so political stability can take hold. in short, only in a secure environment could pacification fl

most of the protesters ends, but bundy has not resolved his payment dispute.itted napped 296 school girls in nigeria, threat toned sell them at sex slaves, at last word most of the girls were still in captivity. >> the first major tornado outbreak of the year hit the united states in late april. the twisters killed more than 30 people, in the midwest, and the south. major scandal rocked the veterans administration, va secretary general eric, resigned over the summer, after revelations of long waits foray appointments, and secret waiting lists at va hospitals. the department announced major overhaul months later. taliban released american bringing nerve bo berg doll, the us military launched investigation whether bergdahl deserted his post before the tal began captured him. >>> islamic state began major offensive, capturing huge areas of eastern syria and northern iraq. the american-led coalition launched air strikes against isis targets, and the us said thousands of so-called military advisors to the grounds in iraq. but president obama insists he will not sen

the white house has as contras 4 263 million and bundy for police by the camera and training. --in funding >> catherine: kron4 elise to read it is at home first were some of the people soon to be evicted are likely had it. --headed. >> reporter: the cold weather shelter system stars the monday after thanksgiving and go into march. this is just into where the people will be effected this coming thirst that out of that homeless encampment where police as crime, drug dealing and prostitution does occur at a homeless encampment all of the time. if you come here you will get a bed and two mills and a hot shower each day. they have agreed some have agreed to move. and they will help the campers move as seek housing eventually. >> raining really hard on sunday and randall weekend. everything was wet. i am glad that the system is back up again. >> once they start moving people out of that encampment there will be specific getting all-out for those people. >> reporter: to look to 300 people in the camp right now the ceo of home first said it would get as many as the camp for the people

bundy, the rancher and the outrage hurled on for weeks.hat is troubling and i agree with imi ki. you have the first black president in the united states of america whom hollywood embraced and got him elected and behind his back joking about he only likes black movies. i want the president to come out and condemn, you know the elite hollywood, we know he will not do it. >> they give money. >> the disturbing thing, republicans attack him for his policies. i never heard that kind of language among the conservative toward the president and i was appalled by. it we need to move on to the second topic. you got a couple of ivy league law schools. law schools. they are going to let their students delay their finals because they are so upset by the grand jury verdict. i would think that if a law school is upset about the jury verdict they are not involved in rethink their profession of going to be a lawyer. what is wrong with this? that's what they are. >> i am going to get booed. >> i agree with you. and i know they have to be comfortable in an in

and if the pen is mightier than the sword, the story of ted bundy. and he wanted to take cyber monday of on and i wouldn't let him and now i regret it because he is a miserable little man. it is a andy levey. brie -- write what you know, kids. the tv, writer and producer. he is one of the founders of ricochet.com. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> can bots help us shop? amazon.com have introduced automation to the warehouse. it is a first in history, i believe. the company enlisted 15,000 robots to pick, pack and ship items on cyber monday. it is the biggest order day of the year, i am told. to tell us more i am joined by fox business correspondent, joleen kent who is live from amazon, the massive distribution center in tracy, california. >> there are little orange robot, 320 pounds each. they increase efficiency by three times the workers here. instead of having the workers walk miles and miles every day these robots deliver shelves and the employees pick things out and then they are shipped to you at home. these are made by am lists

at some of the cases that are the most highly publicized that were televised and the oj trial, ted bundy, others. and in those cases certainly was there evidence of what you raised that would undermine the fair trial throughout this for nonparties? we have a lot of history of state level of cases that have been tried in public and on television but are we waiting to see what we learn from the pilot from our history and your concerns, have they been addressed in any of these cases or to what extent do we see this come into play? >> the cases that have been televised, my perception i think in the perception of many were those concerns. what's more important is to survey the people that we are involved in, the lawyers and witnesses and the things that are we'll going real going to have done. their perceptions are much more compelling than someone who is watching it on tv that doesn't know all the facts or perhaps without witness testified to in a deposition and whether they are shaving testimony now on front of the television. >> viewers may not know the. but the parties involved and concer

just like in the bundy case in nevada. a lot of people said him breaking the law they called him a hero. >> and they were wrong. >> you yourself would not have stayed. once the first match was tossed into the store or the first window broken. that's the way to stop. this the good protesters, they leave right away. they see police around, we had to assemble law enforcement for missouri. don't stay there enabling these people. now, i have gone out of my way to be fair and sympathetic i think you know that i think you know i have. i'm very disturbed by the stepfather, a man named louis head who called for the burning of ferguson, missouri, i'm not going to play the sound bite again. everybody saw it you said he was emotional. i think you are right. absolutely right. than is not an excuse. so now, now i'm looking at mr. head and maybe others around michael brown andsaying e was this teenager given? i don't know whether you know this but louis head had, his stepfather is, a convicted drug dealer twice. did you know that? >> i w

the economy's blockbuster numbers and, let's not forget nonfee paying rancher clive in bundy or the growingh to legalize marijuana. dave zirin, jameel la and seema. i think if you look at all the stories that took place in the country, the biggest stories i mean you know just the producers, we had to say ferguson, eric garner. the whole black lives matter movement was the biggest thing that happened this year. do you agree? >> absolutely. it's been an incredible year to see a movement to see an actual civil rights movement. there have been activists in this country but this level of mobilization is not something we've witnessed in any of our lifetimes. >> seema one thing it's produced is an awareness amongst people of just how much legal latitude police have to use deadly force against civilians. >> and what it should now do is create some kind of blanket law across this country that when a police officer is -- charges their weapon and, therefore, an investigation must occur, we must appoint a special prosecutor. that is the only thing we should have learned from this. and racism is still w

this is the ballot of clive bundy. >> i want to tell you one more thing i know about the negro. >> okay politician could never do my job. which is like everyone should listen to my cure for obamacare, and that brings us to -- [ applause ] >> nation, as you know, i, stephen colbert, have never cared for our president. >> i'm ending my show. i have to, jon. don't beg me to stay. there's no mountain left for me to climb. it's become clear to me that i've won television. won televi. >> the real stephen colbert, whoever he is will return in 2015 as the host of the "late show." >>> up next, chris hayes hosts an "all in america" special. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight we have a special edition of "all in america" and we begin with a look inside one of the most segregated cities in the country. it's a city whose racial separations were engineered over decades through deliberate policymaking. and now, its high-profile mayor finds himself battling that legacy of racial strife. >> i want to know why did you have to kill hi

we also saw this with cleveland bundy.wernlt on for weeks, what i think is really troubling about this, and i agree with her on everything she said, you have the first black president of the united states of america, who hollywood embraced and got elected not winonce but two tim and behind his back they're saying he only likes black mos. hypocrisy on steroids. i would like for the president to come out and condemn this elite hollywood, but we know they won't do it because of -- >> fund rasing. i think the most disturbing thing is that republicans do attack the president for his policies, but i have never heard publicly or privately that kind of language among conservatives toward the president. and i'm just appalled by it. you have a couple of ivy league schools, law schools, they're going to let their students delay their finals because they're is so upset by the grand jury verdict. i would think that if a law student is upset by a jury verdict, they're not even involved in, they might want to rethink their profession of

this is the ballot of clive bundy. >> i want to tell you one more thing i know about the negro. >> okayitician could never do my job. which is like everyone should listen to my cure for obamacare, and that brings us to -- [ applause ] >> nation, as you know, i, stephen colbert, have never cared for our president. >> i'm ending my show. i have to, jon. don't beg me to stay. there's no mountain left for me to climb. it's become clear to me that i've won television. >> the real stephen colbert, whoever he is, will return in 2015 as the host of "the late show." up next, chris hayes hosts an all in america special. "hardball" starts right now. >>> the pirates of pyongyang. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. who stole my mail? who killed my movie?

just like in the bundy case in nevada.eople said him breaking the law, they called him a hero. >> and they were wrong. >> yeah. >> you yourself -- you yourself would not have stayed once the first match was tossed into the store or the first window broken. now, let me get onto -- >> i would not, mr. o'reilly. >> i know. that's the message i want to get out. >> okay. >> that's the way to stop this. the good protesters, they leave right away. >> the only thing i want to say, mr. o'reilly, is this here, the people are protesting peacefully when they see that stuff happening they see police around, we have a symbol of law enforcement in missouri, they expect police to handle that, but they still wanted to voice their concern -- >> they can voice it somewhere else at another time. but don't stay there enabling these people. now, i've gone out of my way to be fair and sympathetic to the brown family. i think you know that. i think you know i have. i'm very disturbed by the stepfather, a man named louis who called for the burning

don't know, george tiller's killers back in the day, people who opposed abortion or blaming cliven bundy for the killings that happened by his disciples out west a few months ago. >> all right. >> so, it's inappropriate, out of line and police officer should apologize for those comments. >> two police officers are now dead in new york city. >> yep. >> so david, how do you feel about it? >> it is outrage joyce that bill de blasio needs two police officers to be murdered before he says his first pro-police thing, which is today, saying go out and hug a cop and thank them for their service. and what he has really done, ever since he started running for mayor is vilify the police and try to make them the enemy of those who want safe streets. the's outrageous, his comments today. and more outrageous than what he had said up to this, this is a mayor who has decided to pick a fight with the police, not do what he can to make the streets of new york safer. >> yeah. and julie, the interesting thing is that he said that, you know, nobody should protest, at least until these funerals are over for t

demonstration in recapture came only weeks after the showdown in nevada between with well-armed rancher cliven bundy and the b.l.m. over grazing fees. tensions in the southwest were high. >> smsomething magical about it. >> brown: walking along the cliffs above the canyon, liman says he has a sense of history and love for this place. >> that's been there 800 years. >> brown: liman who lives in blanding comes from a long line of mormon settlers who founded towns across the state. >> for those of us who live here and our grandparents, great garnets and great great garnets were involved in building those roads, you can't just erase a town's history that way. >> brown: for liman, this dispute is about how much local governments have over federal land decisions. it's a major issue in a state where the federal government owns two-thirds of all land. >> it was the b.l.m.'s disregard for local interests. local culture. the local people. the people who live here and have lived here for a long time. that's why i say it's not about recapture and atvs. it was right get a message through that there are actually

when you look at the bundy supporter who want into a las vegas -- >> talking about leaders who -- [both time] >> your colleagues is unexplainable. >> don't try to change the subject. the goal is not to point fingers. the goal is to find a way where we can -- martha: you know what? what we're all looking for, we're all looking for a bit of real leadership for people to put on their big boy pants and speak reality to everybody and bring people together, not to divide them. that unfortunately is what we've had. i want to thank you. i'm sorry we're cut so short, ladies. jehmu, deneen, thank you so much. see you next time. bill: ten minutes before the hour. american companies are on the alert after a hack attack on sony. what one company is doing to make sure it does not happen to it in a moment. martha: just a few days of shopping left before christmas but could a wicked winter storm put a wrench into procrastinators plans? listen up, folks. ♪ is there such a thing as a sure thing in business? some say buy gold. others say buy soybeans. i say, buy comcast business internet. unlike internet

however, i look at sonny, look at clive bundy, the cowboy wearing guy that had the standoff with federal agentings, aiming guns at them, he became the poster child for the tea party and fighting for your rights. that was a narrative. >> he was a hero. >> exactly. >> until he says it's horrible stuff. but look at another one, tamir rice, tamir rice is a 12-year-old in cleveland that was shot, the kids that have the toy gun, now, before that video is released, the police had already started smearing. not police, but people in the media had started smearing tamir rice, bringing up his family history the violence in the home. all this stuff. more importantly, the police already submitted a report. they didn't know there was a video saying he was sitting with a group of kids, that said they warned him all things you can see clearly in the video never happened. so we, tamir. >> they're blaming the victim. >> correct. >> i think what you are basically saying is i guess where i fall on this, i do think there is no ambiguity of what happened to eric garner. there is no ambiguity of what happened

the setup was centered around something that was expert the bundy and within a few feet of the silver coated, two way wall mirror behind which a bureau agent, usually richard johnson, was operating a spring wound motion picture camera in a soundproof space, quote, we barely had enough light to make a picture and it was necessary to slow the camera down as low as it would go and open the lens wide open to get a good picture. position within his line of sight or a clock and cased within a wooden frame and his flip page calendar which had numbers large enough to be readily viewable to future jurors. william sebold had his back turned to me at those times, said johnson, sometimes he had his face, the side of his face turned to me, we were more interested in the other person, conversations were monitored by head phone wearing german-speaking agents, typically could take the stand as i witnesses to bolster his voluminous testimony and recorded to lacquered aluminum disks by the state of the art presto recording system. by early december 1940, a telephone had been installed, phone-number bry

. >> was it a dark time in your life or was it just -- >> i lived next door to where ted bundy -- howevert's leave it on that. >> we will get cramer's mad dash, count down to the opening bell. take another look at the premarket on this shortened session today. again, closing bell today is at 1:00 p.m. eastern. back in a minute. ♪ >>> are you going to catch the nutcracker this time? >> whenever there's people in costumes, that's been candy crush. >> come on, you got to love that. your daughters are older now. >> we used to go all the time to see nutcracker. those days have passed. >> they have. still worth seeing. >> right. absolutely. >> now they're older. >> now it's techno. >> still the same show. >> it's a nice thing. all right. michael ye puts out numbers of how different prescription drugs are doing crummy numbers. merck bought cubis. >> they're going to close this thing soon. we commented on it, of course, because the day the deal was struck, a judge said, oh, yeah, you can have a generic competitor a lot sooner to your main therapy than we thawing. now, that being said, they did ge

trial, william kennedy smith, ted bundy, bush v. gore in florida.nly the three trials. was there evidence of concerns that you raised that would under mine a fair trial, intimidating effective cameras, threats to judges, privacy concerns for nonparties. we have a long history at the state level of cases that have been tried in public and on televisi television. instead of waiting to see what we learned from the pilot, from our history, have your concerns been addressed in any of these cases or to what ek tent did we see concerns about under mining a fair trial really come into play? >> i have to tell you the high profile cases that were televised as you mentioned. i didn't watch any gavel to gavel. my perception and the perception of many were those concerns in those cases. what is more important is to survey the people involved in a particular case. the lawyers, witnesses, the things that pilots are going to do. their perceptions are more compelling and persuasive than those of somebody watching on tv who doesn't know the facts, doesn't know perhap

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there were people at the clive inn bundy ranch who ended up shooting police officers in las vegas. and then use that to sort of distract or in any way sort of harm a larger movement. so, you know, people who want to make that connection, maybe that works for them ideologically, but on a practical level and functional level, there's no connection to be made between these horrible murders and the people out there protesting peacefully for months on end. >> you know, i talk with clint vanzant earlier, and he suggested all this heightened rhetoric is what attracts the fringe element. >> there's a possibility of that. but the problem is, what kind of heightened rhetoric are we talking about? look, there were some reports you had people saying, they wanted dead police officers. obviously that's wrong and a vast majority aren't calling for that. but again, it's like the example i give with abortion. if you say that abortion is murder, does that lead to some crazy person going and killing abortion doctor? we can't blame people for properly and peacefully protesting for the ways in which so

think about the situation at the bundy ranch and bunker bill, nevada. there we had federal agents with machine guns collecting what they thought was an overdue payment for grazing privileges owedthe rancher supposedly them. ok, go to court. we do not come in with scores of machine guns planning at the guy's family to collective an a legend and an at. armed americans went to the ranch and said you hurt him, we hurt you, get out. you are onmorning, with larry pratt of gun owners of america. caller: let me tell you the because for that with a military base they got shut up. -- got shot up. guest: it was a military base, and i can understand the confusion because it was a gun free zone. that they would even say to the military we want you to put your life on the line when you're in afghanistan, but when you are here at foot hood, no, no, do not have a gun. that is the policy at every military organization in the u.s., no guns. did a"rolling stone" piece on larry pratt, says how the fear mongering, paranoid stoking director of the gun owners of america remad

look, cliven bundy is out in the west holding off federal marshals with advanced weaponry. he and his friends are standing on bridges with assault rifles pointing at u.s. maher shals but a man selling loose cigarettes gets choked to death and ten people are standing around him and are absolutely doing nothing. so, i don't think the media has inflamed anything. i think it is -- it is incumbent upon all of us really in situations like this to bring a lot of those voices to the table and say, yes, this is -- this treatment is disproportionate it is disparate and it's wrong. but the reality is that the criminal justice system, particularly in grand juries, you mentioned that, is where we need to have some real reform. they do not get vetted like trial jurors do and i think that needs change. >> all right. mo tore get to including some interesting comments from valerie jarrett about members of the obama administration. >>> also, the latest on that "rolling stone" story about university of virginia and rape allegations. that's next. [ female announcer ] a 3d white smile has the p