clips and separate some of those foreign policy myths from the truths joining me to discuss this is jack rice former cia officer and criminal defense attorney jack thank you so much for joining us and finally got you on tell me what your overall impression was of this debate last night including the questions that only you know . and the heritage foundation basically were allowed to ask i'll tell you what i was a kind of shocked by this i found a lot of these to be incredibly narrow in terms of the answers i thought they were shockingly naive in terms of the answers but let's look at the questions for a second which really shocking to me is maybe on the verge of being the most powerful country on the face of the planet and we're talking about the chinese no one question and i think even bigger question our number one trading partner in the world is the european bloc there on the edge of blown to pieces a much is talking about the greeks talking about italians or talk about the straightest there's even rumblings about the french and even today the germans couldn't get the body to think they we

let's just face it the tentacles of the us empire are still expanding joining me to discuss this is jack rice former cia officer and criminal defense attorney jack i want to thank you so much for joining us tonight and what do you know so we're taking the troops out of iraq that war is going to be over but now we're just expanding our presence everywhere else around iraq and around iran do you think that this was a predictable move. yeah it's exactly what i expected in fact it's like a game of street of any major city in america you know where's the p.c. keep moving it around but you know it's someplace in this case yesterday moving out of iraq but they really are moving out of the region if you look at the industry and down the road trust me the very same thing is going to happen there they'll just move to the north because we already have bases established there too so we have seen this before but we have the sort of tentacles around the middle east already so we have troops stationed in many many different places and you continue to do this this is not going to change after we leave iraq t

too realistic to be true so we're going to get into the truths and the myths of what was said with jack rice throughout the lifespan of the occupy wall movement there is one theme that is definitely held steady the excessive use of force and violence by police departments across the country so we're going to speak to the former police chief of seattle to get to the bottom of why and see what can be changed and then in an audit moment last night g.o.p. candidate you cambridge came out sounding more reasonable than all the other candidates on stage when it came to immigration we're going to see if his idea of legal status but no guaranteed pathway to citizenship could actually work for you have all that and more fit and clear just happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. all right so it's now been more than two months since the occupy wall street movement first began in the park on september seventeenth and throughout the time we've seen large marches we've seen clashes with police on sundays tens of thousands of people being on the streets on either

polls but even if this new policy does go into effect next year how much would really change as jack rice pointed out during an interview on monday a shift won't mean a win for america. we. don't know who he pays or we don't know who the bad guys are and surely in many ways we've. got one side and then the afghans on the other and she's we can't figure that out since we extend any of our operations or. change our operations it doesn't really address the fundamental failures that we've already had in the past and shaggier continue to work well with the future. and now currently there are ninety eight thousand u.s. boots on the ground in afghanistan with ten thousand scheduled to leave by the end of this year however if the u.s. isn't going to revise the current withdraw they are still going to be heavily involved in combat operations they just won't be directly leading the charge so it doesn't seem like any revolutionary changes to me. now let's go back to the information that i was giving to you at the top of the show as a poor person citizens for tax justice we've now learned that some o

let me now call upon jack rice to make some remarks. jack is it -- executive director of the aba.[applause] >> thank you, dean. it will surprise you i know but occasionally the american bar association does think it's controversial. undressed by the university of alabama to partner with them in this award we were able to do something that is totally uncontroversial. honoring harper lee is a great idea. choosing the right or who highlights the role of lawyers in society as a great idea and so we were able to define a role for this with the university of alabama school of law. we were honored to do so and it's especially fitting that the first winner v. john grisham who could have won the award and number of years ago had award existed at the time. is a very deserving winner and we are delighted to present it to them. we know they're going to be many future winners who are going to be quite deserving as well and we hope people are inspired to write the good stories. the particular book he wrote, the confession, i know many of you have read it is especially timely. it was a remarkabl

jack pot. with condoleezza rice. we do have a relationship that goes back, as you know, dr. rice was the provost at stanford and is back in stanford now at the woodrow wilson institute. chuck and i spent eight years on campus and stanford. it was not because we couldn't graduate. that's a different story. and we have many mutual friends from our service and government in hamburg and elsewhere. and of course we also had the privilege of service to our country at the consequential times. one of the things that i enjoy thinking about leadership also and i think of dr. rice as the transformational leader. in fact, i think of president shalala and ambassador cobb as transformational leaders. and you might think about and ask what are the common traits? vision, contextual knowledge, understanding the environment, communication and motivational skills. they are challenging, but empowering. rocksolid integrity, unusual determination and perseverance, perseverance and perseverance. as you might guess, in a great admirer of dr. rice. not quite as much as moammar gadhafi. i don't have

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