. >> clayton powell. >> you know, clayton powell. >> clay toon -- clayton moore. >> i was close. >> mikeu said some cogent and informative stuff in this block. it pretty much threw me for the rest of the show. >> i think i looked through my records and it was the only time in the past five years i have actually said anything of substance. >> or answered a question of that matter. do we think swahiri was involved in a link to planning, or he put out this call to do something on the 10th anniversary? >> it would be speculation, but my guess based on how they operate, it was encouragement and pushing individuals. i doubt he was involved in the actual planning. >> i wouldn't want you to speculate on a news show. >> always have to bring race into this. >> anna, thanks forgiving the terrorists the idea to wait until 9/12 because we will have let down our guard. >> again, i don't think they are listening to me. >> you would be surprised. >> i hope they are not. >> i am hoping that the 9/12 project protects us. >> me too. and greg's birthday. >> mike, you gave president obama credit for keeping

it is beyond me to understand how people like clayton powell who speak on memorial day and we forget it they stood up before the united nations to tell people about this stuff that got us into a war that appears to be a mistake. colin powell. that is one aspect. >> somebody tends to make money off of this stuff we don't even know where billions of dollars have gone so to speak a little bit what is going on that we really don't see. >> that is a good point*. it is true that money matters. does not necessarily matter in the way, $125 billion per year, in a sense of almost corrupts everybody. what i mean by this is not the military industrial complex to tell the president what do. does not work like that. what happens is you create a huge industry where professors at universities, everybody begins to be sucked and. the amount of money swimming around is beyond belief. there is almost possible to make between 500 and $1,000 per day as a consultant. i have never met anybody who has not been able. this is where money becomes more interesting. you can understand but it takes time to realize

he succeeded adam clayton powell was the powerful pastor of abyssinian baptist church and i just tried to be his partner because adams shoes were too big for both of us. thank you for coming down here. and, on the democratic side, now seek -- nancy pelosi, it's been totally exciting. i see gretchen their from the virginia part of the family. i know i'm missing a lot of people and i hope you give me an opportunity to make up for this, my friends from korea, this goes beyond a trade bill. andew their grandfathers' -- [speaking korean] our ambassador for the united states of america, thank you for being here. my staff, george henry, put up your hand. jeff -- for the staff, and just waved. without you, -- it softball a big thing -- it's all a big thing. i hope that this hour, i'm here to thank all of you that you recognize i have been so blessed. marty, where is he? there is marty. i told you i was going to make it. he didn't believe me, did you. anyone who wants to ask about the ethics committee, i'm not asking any questions. [laughter] many years ago, when i was a student, i was in charg

he succeeded clayton powell at senior baptist church.ust try to be his partner because his shoes were too big for both of us. thank you for coming down here. and on the democratic side, and nancy pelosi. it has been exciting. i see gretchen morton. i know i am missing a lot of people. i hope you give me an opportunity to make up for this. this goes beyond the trade bill's some 60 years ago. our ambassador for the united states of america. thank you for being here. and my staff. where is george henry? put up your hand. jeff, anna. wave. without you, ok. [applause] it is all a big team. i hope that i am here to thank all of you and that you recognize i have been so blessed. marty, there he is. told you i would make it to st. john's law. you did not believe me. i'm not answering questions about the ethics committee. [laughter] i can wait to see how the "in your post" -- "new york post" handles it. it was like when i was assigned to a young district assistant attorney. if you talk about any illegal things, he agrees the constitution. [applau