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talk about the sectarian violence in the region is adjunct professor at georgetown law school dawood carolla professor thank you so much for joining me here in studio now. back in the early days of the u.s. led invasion. we saw the rise of a young shiite cleric leader by the name. that's right darryl sutter siders followers are now warning that the u.s. would feel the strike on those three hundred special ops advisers that are being sent there so if the u.s. the sending of fires advisers to the region to assist the government which is largely which is largely shia anyway should these guys be welcoming the u.s. well president obama in his conference here for a press conference try to keep distance from either. party whether shiite or sunni to maintain is certain appearance of neutrality and to be able to play a role configured this is the purpose of the gist of the conference now if and when the u.s. interest would be affected we can be sure that the u.s. is going to react so the u.s. needs people on the ground to know and report for these three hundred people and not necessarily in my judgme

about the sectarian violence in the region by adjunct professor at georgetown law school download carolla i first asked him about the sunni insurgent group and the taliban who took over afghanistan back in one thousand nine hundred six and ruled most of that country until the two thousand one hundred or throw led by u.s. forces could what happens there be compared to what's going on in iraq right now. i mean we can get so many lessons from the experience of the u.s. and the west with taliban in the case of taliban the justification for the taliban resorting to weapons was to drive away the soviets from. from afghanistan the leader. shah massoud was. who he was the actual leader of a coalition so to speak made of the muscle group the taliban and the khyber the must road was a he was not secular he was a very pious man but he didn't see islam the way taliban silent taliban or violent taliban was they committed fifteen massacres outrageous massacres between one thousand nine hundred six and two thousand and one ever that comparable that you know how and i said has the fact that i'm much olde

and we have a new show for you on friday with nathan lane, adam carolla, and music from royal blood.us for those. >> jimmy: our first guest is a very fine actress and human being whose hard work has earned her a bafta award, a golden globe and even a baby daughter. you can see her show complete disregard for the time-space continuum alongside tom cruise in the new movie "edge of tomorrow." it opens in 2-d, 3-d, and imax june 6th, please welcome emily blunt. ♪ >> you look fantastic. hard to believe you had a baby this century. never mind four months ago. >> three months ago. >> jimmy: three months ago. >> yes. mother's day. lovely. we want to santa barbara. really nice. >> did you take the baby? >> baby came with us. most mothers like to be left alone with a glass of champagne. not now. when she is a teenager. >> jimmy: send her to a boarding school or something. for now, cool. your husband tweeted this very, very cute picture. this is one of those binkies. pacifier. >> binky. almost as big as her face. >> jimmy: oversized binkies are all right rage for kids. >> for adults maybe. >> j

and we'll have a new show for you on friday too with nathan lane, adam carolla, and music from royal please join us for those. our first guest tonight is a very fine actress and human being whose hard work has earned her a bafta award, a golden globe and even a baby daughter. you can see her show complete disregard for the time-space continuum alongside tom cruise in the new movie "edge of tomorrow." it opens in 2-d, 3-d, and imax june 6th, please welcome emily blunt! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's really hard to believe that you had a baby this century. never mind four months ago. how was your first -- >> three months. >> jimmy: oh, three months ago, three months ago? >> yes. mother's day. lovely. we want to santa barbara. it was really nice. >> jimmy: did you take the baby? >> baby came with us. >> jimmy: or leave it behind? >> baby came with us. i feel most mothers on mother's day would prefer to be left alone in their room with a glass of champagne. >> jimmy: i think you're right. feel like that now, imagine how you're going t

our guests will be nathan lane and adam carolla and music from royal blood. so join us tomorrow.est tonight is a very young and very talented actress whose new movie is likely to break box office and kleenex sales records around the world. it's called "the fault in our stars." it opens june 6th. please say hello to shailene woodley. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> how's it going? >> jimmy: great to see you. you look great. i wanted to tell you that. the last time you were here you came out and you hugged me. and i thought, wow, she must really like me. and then i found out you hugged every person on our staff. which is nice, well, for them. but disappointing for me. it's great to see you. how are you? everything all right? >> i'm so good. yeah. >> jimmy: i think you are a very interesting person. i want to ask you about a few things. well, one thing i heard about you, and i don't know if it's true or not, i assume it is, that you could fit all of your possessions, everything you own, into one suitcase. >> almost everything. i have some kitchen items that my grandma is using. but oth

restaurants are places to eat not war zones but on chili's for helping make that clear the bad adam carolla in a recent interview with the daily caller the comedian and former host of comedy central's the man show said that he thinks that rich people are better than poor people check it out. if you're saying you're advocating it as opposed to kind of oh those who demonize well they're. taking a step further they're better than poor people they just star of i've hung around with plenty of poor people now hung out with rich people there they work harder generally more focused more maybe this is supposed to be some sort of joke out and is after all a comedian but the sort of satire makes fun of the powerful not the power of those who are saying that rich people are better than poor people isn't funny it's just offensive and most of all it's not true and the very very ugly todd concannon the south carolina republican operative is well known in the social media world for his crass planetoids. over the past few days he's taken his act to a whole new level calling for the execution of newly freed