there being can bind that's what i've gotten from this conversation so far go ahead and norwood northwood i don't think i would violate li disagree with. you just. i think american exceptionalism is a is a particular kind of nationalism and that nationalism as attached to it a great sense of the uniqueness ends of patriarchy and to a large degree insoles of that by what is behind certain kinds of values and now. where president trump probably it differs from his previous esas by president obama and george w. bush as well is that in a way he's rejected the rhetoric of values of democracy or human rights and promoting those kind of liberal values in favor of the kid our so i would say that that's the principal difference between those two there is also a strategic disagreement as well and i think that largely is around. the relationship that the united states or president trump is building with russia and the bigger geopolitical picture i think which he has in his mind possibly by and reconsider the home secretary of state about some kind of a possible russian chinese splits and i think the

congressman in charlotte so we have david swanson he is the director of world beyond war dot org and in northwood we cross to introduce paul maher he is a professor of international politics at city university london all right gentlemen crossed the rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated let me go to david first because he's written a book on the topic titled curing exceptionalism ok we have about a year and a half of this presidency i'm getting a pretty good idea what america first means in the mind of donald trump and i know very well what american exceptionalism is and i'm not a big proponent of it. are is donald trump incompatible with his american first policies with washington's insistence. and digging their heels in very deep that american exceptionalism must be maintained go ahead david in charlottesville. i guess the short answer is no i don't see it look at what donald trump does in terms of foreign policy in terms of continuing u.s. imperialism and he is dropping more bombs he is building more bases he is getting more military spending out of co

get your point i mean in the way he sees the world here and his base and i think it may go back to northwood here it seems to me. even a year a year and a half in the dawn of time doesn't have a lot of interest in foreign policy he's made a group of promises on the stump and he's committed to realizing each one of them i've never seen it a president so adamant going through his checklist ok is it really his that he is. idea of american exceptionalism american for us is it really does domestic politics driving it for him. well i think you're right i mean there is a very very great interest in domestic politics and he has made a whole lot of promises and as you say i think the first thing that steve mann and by the edge of the white house that is that i've want to put up a white board with a whole lot of myths of the promises made and i stopped taking them off of but i think the foreign policy perspective the president from hers is one of increasing american power and extracting as much value economically commercially financially and so on from our allies associated powers and on enemies and i

we have david swanson he is the director of world beyond war dot org and in northwood we cross to introduce paul maher he is a professor of international politics at city university london all right gentlemen crossed rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated let me go to david first because he's written a book on the topic titled curing exceptionalism ok we have about a year and a half of this presidency i'm getting a pretty good idea what america first means in the mind of donald trump and i know be very well what american exceptionalism is and i'm not a big proponent of it. are is donald trump incompatible with his american firsts policies with washington's insistence. and digging their heels in very deep that american exceptionalism must be maintained go ahead david in charlottesville. i guess the short answer is no i don't see it look at what donald trump does in terms of foreign policy in terms of continuing u.s. imperialism and he is dropping more bombs he is building more bases he is getting more military spending out of congress demanding more

get your point i mean in the way he sees the world here and his base and i think it may go back to northwood here it seems to me. even a year a year and a half in the dawn of time doesn't have a lot of interest in foreign policy he's made a group of promises on the stump and he's committed to realizing each one of them i've never seen it a president so adamant going through his checklist ok is it really his that he is. idea of american exceptionalism american for us is it really does domestic politics driving it for him. well i think you're right i mean there is a very very great interest in domestic politics and he has made a whole lot of promises and as you say i think the first thing that steve brandon did when he entered the white i was it's a i've wanted to put up a white board with a whole lot of the promises made and i stopped taking them on but i think the foreign policy perspective the president. is one of increasing american power and extracting as much of value economically commercially financially and so on from our allies associated powers and on enemies and i think all that is

there being can bind that's what i've gotten from this conversation so far go ahead and norwood northwood i don't think i would violate lee disagree with. the you just. i think american exceptionalism is a is a particular kind of nationalism and that nationalism as attached to it a great sense of the uniqueness and superiority and to a large degree insoles of that by what is behind certain times of the night. where president trump probably differs from his previous esas by president obama and george w. bush as well is that in a way he's he's rejected the rhetoric of values of democracy or human rights and promoting those kind of liberal values in favor of the kid up so i would say that that's the principal difference between those two there is also a strategic disagreement as well and i think that largely is around. the relationship that the united states or president trump is building with russia and the bigger geopolitical picture i think what he has in his mind possibly by and reconsider the home secretary of state about some kind of a possible russian chinese splits and i think there'

get your point i mean in the way he sees the world here and his base and i think it may go back to northwood here it seems to me. even a year a year and a half in the donald trump doesn't have a lot of interest in foreign policy he's made a group of promises on the stump and he's committed to realizing each one of them i've never seen it a president so adamant going through his checklist ok is it really his that he is. idea of american exceptionalism american first is it really does domestic politics driving it for him. well i think you're right i mean there is a very very great interest in domestic politics and he has made all the promises and as you say i think the first thing that steve brandon did but he had to the white house it's a i've wanted to put up a white board with a whole lot of the promises made and i stopped taking them all but i think the foreign policy perspective the president trump ours is one of increasing american power and extracting as much value economically commercially financially and so on from our allies associated powers don't form enemies and i think all that i

get your point i mean in the way he sees the world here and his base and i think it may go back to northwood here it seems to me. even a year a year and a half in the dawn of time doesn't have a lot of interest in foreign policy he's made a group of promises on the stump and he's committed to realizing each one of them i've never seen it a president so adamant going through his checklist ok is it really his that he is the idea of american exceptionalism american first is it really does domestic politics driving it for him. well i think you're right i mean there is a very very great interest in domestic politics and he has made a whole lot of promises and as you say i think the first thing that steve brandon did when the edge of the white i was it's a was to put up a white board with a whole lot of the promises made and and stop taking them off of but i think the foreign policy perspective the president on hers is one of increasing american power and extracting as much of value economically commercially financially and so on from allies associated powers and on enemies and i think all that is

project northwoods was a proposed secret plan for a series of false attacks in the u.s. to justify military action. it's made public in 1997. in 1997, when kennedy comes in, the joint chiefs said we need to have a false flag operation so the conspiracy theorists talking about this are not inventing it out of whole cloth. they come up with an idea that no one has ever thought of in the government. right? mongoose was a series of plans to harass cuban leader and assassinate fidel castro. operation dirty trick is they were going to blame it on cuba. we have the plans. many of them shelved. not used. rockefeller committee reveal it is cia was working on mind control, attempting to use lsd to influence people to be able to question them, to be compliant or turn them into double agents to use them on russians. church committee hands over documents, many handed over in 1978. they randomly drugged civilians. there was an operation of midnight climax in which prostitutes, the johns visiting prostitutes in california and new york would be given lsd an then monitored without their

get your point i mean in the way he sees the world here and his base and i think it may go back to northwood here it seems to me. even a year a year and a half in the dawn of time doesn't have a lot of interest in foreign policy he's made a group of promises on the stump and he's committed to realizing each one of them i've never seen it a president so adamant going through his checklist ok is it really his that he is. idea of american exceptionalism american for us is it really does domestic politics driving it for him. well i think you're right i mean there is a very very great interest in domestic politics and he has made all the promises and as you say i think the first thing that steve brandon did but he had to the white house it's a wants to put up a white board and put a whole lot of the promises made and and start taking the more but i think the foreign policy perspective the president from hers is one of increasing american power and extracting as much of value economically commercially financially and so on from our allies associated powers don't form enemies and i think all that i

to the guerneville area, a travel advisory closed near northwood lodge due to a crash from about 10:00t night. it took out power lines. pg&e crews are there and still working on getting this cleaned up. the westbound side of the roadway is open but doing alternating traffic control there. you may have to wait a little while until you're released. southbound 680, highway 4 to walnut creek, six minutes, westbound walnut creek to highway 13 another 8. tracy to dublin in the red at 52 minutes >>> new this morning, a crackdown on drunk drivers. vallejo police handed out 20 tickets. it screened hundreds of vehicles as part of a national drive sober or get pulled over campaign. in addition to the 20 citations officers conducted three field sobriety tests and impounded eight cars. the campaign cracking down on drunk driving runs through labor day weekend >>> the california highway patrol is talking marijuana today. the agency is hosting a summit in dublin that will look into the impact marijuana has on impaired driving. chp has been making an effort to ainaw influence.le pot may be today's eve

that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guests in washington charlottesville and in northwood and thanks to our viewers for watching us here darkie see you next time and remember. not right now but i wonder how come not that i'm not out of luck though the i'm not out of the out of the money little tonight actually. this was a good time to. try to move. mom. load up a little bit of my little body not far north they're going to our soccer or x. chanting of the old people we believe just a little bit here. a lot of my kids i don't want them up with so john what are you the moment to tell them about how the little accuser is it a lot of them on the little white community will be looking at the pimp i don't want to put out a look to my work party without all the other bloodletting. when lol make this manufacture come sentenced to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the financial merry go round be the one percent of. the time we can all middle of the room sick. i mean real new. kinds of financial survival job today was all about money laundering first to

that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guests in washington charlottesville and in northwood and thanks to our viewers for watching us here darkie see you next time and remember. you know my point i wanted to. ask but i. owe. you for your height oh i lost his boss because i just got the new. resources you know. any of those in prison but the best honest i don't mean any of them. so i says you know what i was you know. you know just i mean what almost put it i'm already but it was. i mean it was a lot. different up as well i must admit that really feels i just don't get it i'm getting letters but those was the old. one of the. just. my fighting with us if you could a car bomb i just got that already yes if he thought of getting up there calling you seem to mean to carry out my thought aloud. how come. out of the mud out of the money that they let us in. this was a good time to. try to move. that legality not why not. why. people we believe this will be again. a lot of my kids i don't want them up a son johnny what are the other moms on account of mother how do you size up the

congressman in charlottesville we have david swanson he is the director of world beyond war dot org and in northwood we cross to introduce paul maher he is a professor of international politics at city university london all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated let me go to david first because he's written a book on the topic titled curing exceptionalism ok we have about a year and a half of this presidency i'm getting a pretty good idea what america first means in the mind of donald trump and i know very well what american exceptionalism is and i'm not a big proponent of it. are is donald trump incompatible with his american first policies with washington's insistence. and digging their heels in very deep that american exceptionalism must be maintained go ahead david in charlottesville. i guess the short answer is no i don't see it i look at what donald trump does in terms of foreign policy in terms of continuing. u.s. imperialism and he is dropping more bombs he is building more bases he is getting more military spending out

the eastbound side is closed near northwood lodge east of there. the westbound side is open in the gerneville area. i did see a little yellow a few minutes ago. looks like that traffic was released. that certainly could back up significantly once we get further into the morning commute. golden gate bridge, not seeing fog, visibility not an issue and that north bay commute for the most part looking good >>> happening today, counselors will be on hand at the high school in fairfield after a shooting near the campus killed a 16-year-old and put the school on lockdown. >> police identified the victim as omar willis, an 18-year-old was insured. the shooting happened just after 5:00 friday night right before kickoff of the jv football game. police arrested one suspect who was hiding in the school's gymnasium. officers found a second suspect at a house nearby >>> this is the man police think stabbed another passenger at the macarthur bart station saturday night. these are new images from surveillance cameras. the victim was cut on his thumb. the suspect w

so project northwoods, a plan, a series of false attacks in the u.s. that would be blamed on cuba to justify military action, made public in 1997. in 1997, when kennedy comes in, the joint chiefs say we want to invade cuba, we need a false flag theory, so the conspiracy theorists are not inventing it out of whole cloth, it's not like they come up with an idea that no one has ever thought of the government, right? mongoose was a series of plans to harass cubans, assassinate fidel castro. operation dirty trick, a plan that a john glenn space capsule blew up, they would blame it on cuba. we have these plans, many of them shelved, not use, but someone is directing them. mk ultra, working on mind control, attempting to use lsd to question them, make them more compliant, or turn them into double agents if they could use them on russians. the church committee hands over documents, in 1978, they randomly drug to civilians, midnight climax in which prostitutes, the johns coming to visit them, in california and new york, would be given lsd and monitored with oth

project northwoods was a proposed secret plan canceled by kennedy to do a series of false attacks in the u.s. that would be blamed on cuba. it's made public in 1997. 1997 when kennedy comes in, the joint chiefs say we want to invade cuba, we want to have an operation. conspiracy theorists talking about this are not inventing it, it's not like they come up with an idea that no one has thought of in the government. mongoose was a series of plans to harass cuban and assassinate fidel castro. operation dirty trick was a plan that if john glenn's space capsule blew up they were going to blame it on cuba. we have these plans, shelved but not used, someone is drafting them. rockefeller committee first revealed the cia was working on my control to influence people to question them to make them more compliant. or to turn them into double agents. the church committee hands over documents more in 1978, they randomly drug civilians through an operation called midnight climax in which prostitutes, the johns coming to visit prostitutes in california and new york would be given lsd and then monitor

that's all the time we have gentlemen many thanks to my guests in washington charlottesville and in northwood and thanks to our viewers for watching us here to see you next time and remember. this is. kentucky. we. want to see you going to three families. a coal mine he said she was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines are said. that it was love to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happening it's happened. of the people you know. that. we were. all dates. perience is all this. massive the growth yes. and the psyche would not a sense that. this is. a church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous st

wheaton, watkins mill, gaithersbu and northwood.we found opinion divided over ot whether orto expand the program and provide condoms at all montgomery county high scho school. >> i actually disagree withit. i think's a choice they should make with their families, their mothers and their i don't think the school system hould distribute contraceptives. >> i tend to be pretty liberal, more dge is power, the kids know the better, so why not. >> reporter: a spokesman for the montgomery county publi school system tells me they will analyze the proposal to pass out condoms to high school students and make a decision by the end of the school year. chris gordon, news4. >>> d.c. is preparing to roll out new regulations on those dockless bikes and scooters. starting january 1st, the city will require the dockless ystem ies to have a lock in place. the bikes will need to be locked to racks or postsnd this is why. city officials say the move is in response to complaints about the bikes blocking sidewalks. the public comment period begins in s >>

tracking all morning, this actually started last night around 10:00 p.m., state route 116 closed near northwoodea that took out a power pole. they're working on cutting up the pole and get the lines off the roadway. the westbound side of 116 is open but doing one-way traffic control in the area. you could see delays as we get further into the morning commute. ramping things up for the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on at 5:26 this mor. so aite bit over an hour. carpool lanes looking great. everyone else certainly stop and go through the metering lights. the rest of the way into san francisco looks great. westbound 80 to the maze, five minutes, freemont to san jose in the green at 15 and no delays for northbound 280, highway 101 to cupertino in the green, taking up to 12 minutes >>> new details this morning on a crash involving a tesla and a san jose fire truck. we've learned officers arrested the driver for dui. investigators say michael tran slammed into the back of the fire truck early saturday morning as fire crews responded to another crash on highway 101 near coyote creek. tran tol

foration northwood called falsifying terrorism on u.s. interests to influence public opinion to support invading cuba, including substituting your own aircraft for commercial aircraft, bring them down, and using that as a pretext. fall class terrorism, is that a reality? -- false flag terrorism, is that a reality? >> i'm not going to google howard hunt, i leave that aside. if anybody knows about that, please speak up. war, iam involved in a am an american. i do not ask how successful are we being at taking war to the other side. i asked how successful is the other side at getting in the way of our success. if we do these things, as you say, it is not something i'm concerned about. i'm concerned about american society. that is the only answer i can give you. can address the terrorist question. russia is a state-sponsored terrorism, plain and simple. they have sponsored terrorist activity in ukraine. they have sponsored kurdish terrorism. they are the principal armorers of hezbollah. and they probably have links to other terrorist groups, t

they're being can bind that's what i've gotten from this conversation so far go ahead and norwood northwood i don't think i would violate li disagree with. the you just. i think american exceptionalism is a is a particular kind of nationalism and that nationalism as attached to it a great sense of the uniqueness and superiority and to a large degree insoles of that line but it's behind certain kinds of values and. where president trump probably it differs from is previous esas president obama and george w. bush as well is that in a way he's he's rejected the rhetoric of values of democracy or human rights and promoting those kind of liberal values in favor of the kids are so i would say that that's the principal difference between those two there is also a strategic disagreement as well and i think that largely is around. the relationship that the united states or president trump is building with russia and the bigger geopolitical picture i think which he has in his mind possibly by and reconsider the home secretary of state about some kind of a possible russian chinese splits and i think t

i would go back to mentioning jfk, operation northwoods presented kennedy by the joint chiefs of staffcalled for falsified terrorism on u.s. interests to influence public opinions to support invading cuba, including substituting drone aircraft in flight for commercial aircraft bringing them down and using that as a pretext for war. >> i'm not going, i don't have time. i'm not going to google to think about howard hunt just now but you know, i'm just going to leave that aside. i don't know about it. if anybody knows about howard has been involved in the kennedy assassination, please do speak up. look, with an insult and work, i'm an american and a care about american interest. i don't ask how successful are we being at taking what to the other side. asking how success is he of the site being at inflicting, you know, , getting in the way of or success. it we do these things as you say, i don't, it's not something that dash and cousin but defending american society and americans in this country. that's really the only answer i can give you the item if anybody else wants to -- >> i can adj

ask if i just wanted to he has read any of the operation northwood documents. has he been able to connect the dots they are talking about pulling security clearances for. they are all involved in spy gate? guest: i don't know what that is. is real common denominator people who trump has threatened is they've been publicly critical of donald trump. obviousthat is pretty has angered him so much. before, this is showing how he is extremely thin-skinned. public policy decisions, it's important for people to realize when the issue came up said why do they still have their security clearances? there are 4 million americans who have security clearances. there are people who are in the military or were in the military , maybe they work for defense contractors. the of them don't have high-level the cia director would have, but there are a lot of people with clearances. there are a lot of conspiracy theories floating around, many of which contain the idea that very is doing something careful in shutting out these people. that's probably what the caller is referencing. it