because someone like a peter schiff will say there's eighteen hundred cryptocurrency and even you know mr myers got a trip to a currency burger king's got a cryptic seems to feed his perception sure sounds a little bit about why that's proper probably wrong so in general the great projects will stand out and the silly projects will just fall by the wayside and the silly projects are what feed the trolls to be able to have more fuel to come back out and so i think in general the products that are worthwhile will continue to outshine the rest of them and the ones that aren't worth anything will just fall by the wayside eventually yeah i remember seeing a video of peter schiff with a combi which is a gold card that you can break off into your grand candy bar and he's saying you can ease out of the store to pay for stuff now that's obviously doesn't scale very well but you could just use a trip to cars on your phone and bill thing that was just like old so i don't have to carry around forty pounds if i want to buy a car or something right. all right fantastic so being the fashion forward thinking y

someone like a peter schiff will say there's eighteen other crypto currencies and even you know mr myers got a trip to a currency burger king's got a cryptic seems to feed his first options for. a little bit about why that's proper probably wrong so in general the great projects will stand out and the silly projects will just fall by the wayside and the silly projects are what feed the trolls to be able to have more fuel to come back out and so i think in general the projects that are worthwhile will continue to outshine the rest of them and the ones that aren't worth anything will just fall by the wayside eventually yeah i remember seeing a video of peter schiff with a combi which is a gold card that you can break off into your grand candy bar and he's saying you can he's out of the store to pay for stuff now that's obviously doesn't scale very well what he could just use a trip to cars on your phone and whole thing that was just like old so i don't have to carry around forty pounds if i want to buy a car or something right. all right fantastic so being the fashion forward thinking you

then the cop who did the motorcade was like, right this way, mr. myers. erpool. >> jimmy: like a weird mike myers comedy sketch where everyone's got a mike face. >> or your worst nightmare. >> jimmy: it could be that too. >> really depends. >> jimmy: you life in new york? >> i live in new york, i'm out here in los angeles. >> jimmy: do you have a house out here? >> i don't. you know, it's fun to come to the circus but you don't want to live there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why, what strikes you as odd about this city? it seems very normal. >> it's so normal, isn't it? no, i'm -- i'm very canadian, at the end of the day. [ cheers and applause ] and, you know, i was in my hotel room in los angeles, i went down -- one day i was like, i'm going to go down to the bar and have a drink, i'm in los angeles. and i never see any celebrities in new york, ever. and i went down to the bar. found a quiet place. there was nobody in there. somebody tapped me on the shoulder, it was matthew mcconaughey. it was like, oh my god, what a cliche, i'm in los angeles. lovely man. so

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myers a c.s.u. member and parliamentary state secretary in the german ministry of the interior building homeland i'm talking to him about refugees and the search for a new homeland and mr meyer what does the word homeland mean to you i look at those minor things to my mind homeland is much more than just a one time. in a time of globalization when mobility and flexibility are increasingly expected of people it's all the more essential that they have a sense of security to compensate it seems to me that the wish to have roots to belong somewhere is growing rather than receding. for work for long enough in light of that the idea of a homeland is not traditional or backward looking but very up to date from that of many of the i personally find it really exciting that the new ministry of the interior has expanded into this key area of homeland. on the federal states which already have homeland ministries have had an extremely positive experience with it i'm firmly convinced that in three and a half years this will be the case at the federal level and there will be no more doubt as to why we need a federal homeland ministry. if your family had to leave their home in former

myers florida. go ahead. i have one comment and one question. caller: regarding the iran nuclear deal, i am wondering why mr. netanyahu, i thinks it's been a couple of months. he is been to turkey and russia. a proponent of canceling the whole thing. he seems to be dictating to mr. trump on what to do. the other thing i can't help wondering about is executive privilege. i see it as a dictatorship. to have that much executive privilege is a dictatorship. jong-un. like kim host: that was any that. -- anita. guest: the prime minister has been out front and has been for years. he opposes the iran nuclear deal. that was a week ago. time flies. he was live on television here talking about how iran hasn't lived up to its into the bargain. host: that was a presentation he made. guest: they did give the white house that was coming. that was a sign that the white house wanted him to do that. and you talk to analysts people looking at this issue, the information he had may be true, but they already knew that. theys largely information knew when they came up with the deal. host: on executive privilege? the testimony re

mr. rogers. i want to make sure i'm clear. i have a follow-up question now. i was in ft. myers, and the line was very long. and the canines were there, and they were putting everybody through the precheck lane. the lane said precheck, and everybody was going through the precheck lane. so, i'm not sure that's uniform throughout the country. then i'm sure that may not be intent, but it's pretty clear to me that there is people that are not in precheck that are going into precheck once they go by a canine. isn't that correct? >> that is correct, sir. >> all right. thank you very much. i appreciate both your testimonies. i would encourage you to stay for the second panel just so you can hear their concerns about wait times this summer, but i do appreciate everything you're doing. you have a very difficult job, and i commend you for doing it. and i also would be remiss if i didn't give a shout out to all the officers on the front lines throughout the country who do a very difficult job and don't get paid a ton of money, and there's an awful lot of pride that i see, especially when i go through syracuse and the

mr. buckley himself say about the philosophy behind the magazine he founded and which remains, i think we'd all agree, most influential conservative journal in america. well, he praises frank myer; a senior editor of national review, for his development of fusionism, a joining of the ideas of freedom and virtue. the core fundamental of conservativism, myer wrote, is the freedom of the person, the central and primary end of political society, the state has only three limited functions, national defense, the preservation of domestic order, and the administration of justice between citizens. reflecting the views of the founding fathers, myer said that freedom and virtue are compatible, and indeed their correlation is necessary for the good society. myer wrote that at the declaration of independence, the constitution, and the federalist papers, demonstrates a simultaneous belief in moral value and the freedom of the individual. think we could agree or i would argue, this is a consensus of contemporary american conservativism, practiced by barry goldwater and ronald reagan, the political icons of american conservatism and articulated by bill buckley, it's intellectual spokesman. fus

myers florida. go ahead. i have one comment and one question. caller: regarding the iran nuclear deal, i am wondering why mr. netanyahu, i thinks it's been a couple of months. he is been to turkey and russia. a proponent of canceling the whole thing. he seems to be dictating to mr. trump on what to do. the other thing i can't help wondering about is executive privilege. i see it as a dictatorship. to have that much executive privilege is a dictatorship. jong-un. like kim host: that was any that. -- anita. guest: the prime minister has been out front and has been for years. he opposes the iran nuclear deal. that was a week ago. time flies. he was live on television here talking about how iran hasn't lived up to its into the bargain. host: that was a presentation he made. guest: they did give the white house that was coming. that was a sign that the white house wanted him to do that. and you talk to analysts people looking at this issue, the information he had may be true, but they already knew that. theys largely information knew when they came up with the deal. host: on executive privilege? the testimony re

myers a c.s.u. member and parliamentary state secretary in the german ministry of the interior building and homeland i'm talking to him about refugees and the search for a new homeland and mr meyer what does the word homeland mean to you. to my mind homeland as much more than just a one in a time of globalization my mobility and flexibility i increasingly.