you draw the line with taliban. >> i would also draw the line with plo, they never lived up to theireil: you know where this goes? >> listen we know what happened when we negotiated with the iranians years ago, they used to buy time too build up that nuclear program by telling us they were really suspending their enrichment program, they are not, taliban is 100 times worse than iranians they shot that 16-year-old girl in last 6 months, they killed 5 americans in last two weeks, there is no goodwill here. they are using us, we're allowining them to use us and enabling them to become legitimate, and become an equal force the can afghan security force, what is the ultimate goal? they will takeover the afghanistan country, and resume to a pre-9/11 status quo. that means all that we've done for last there were years, all american lives that are lost will be for vein. neil: but look at all money we save on spying on them. >> right 92 tha 92. neil: that is sad. >> sad and dangerous , what disney it say to other islammers terrorist movements? they saying, just wait, they will recognize you,

partly because during the years when the nc was deemed a terrorist organization in the u.s., the plo was one of the biggest supporter of the dnc so because of the history and also because of the way the conflict is reported in south africa, there's a kind of deep identification, and i think to the extent that the interview subjects i had talked about it is a kind of identification around the possibilities of seemingly ire recon siebl differences potentially being bridged because you'll be in townships or parts of johannesburg where people are suddenly in school with an afr africon speaking white person whose parent probably supported a division, and people are in schools, socials situations, networks together, and i think to the extent that they are thinking about the middle east opposed to what's happening down the treat, the mdges is message is sometimes it's reconcilable where they can peacefully tolerate one another. >> thank you. >> time for one last question. anybody who? >> well, doug, thank you very much. [applause] [applause] >> richard baker and neil mcneil, the former chie

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so there may be another plot, but the fact is the assertions last week that dozens of terrorist plosd -- certainly not in the united states. i mean, we've had only had about 40 terrorist plots in total in the united states since 9/11, that you can really point too. there, but at the end of the day, this programs was sold to the american public -- or has been sold as keeping americans safety. a, it's very nice, but i think most americans welcome a debate about this program, if it's, you know, not really preventing that many terrorist attacks, or it's at least worth a discussion worth having. >> todayena, i could swear that general alexandre said this nsa program thwarted at least 50 terror attacks and he was going to provide documentation so they could look at those cases in private. >> that's exactly what he said. he said that will happen tomorrow. he's going to come and plenty details to members of the intelligence k34i9ee, so we won't be able to see it, to give details on just how he thinks these programs have been so instrumental, in helping keep americans safe, which is really wh

government bond trading a plo capital markets. -cott, thank you for joining us.that, of course, has a tendency to be done itself. was it overdone? >> well, i think that the fed statement said mcconnell lot of people off guard. i think bernanke has been clear that they intend that did well into an economic recovery. the dated not necessarily justify talking about tapering, but he also made it very clear in yesterday's comments that the risks and rewards of continue quantitative easing may have run their course. ashley: a pretty decent sell-off, but could you argue there is a good time to put money into the bond market? >> i would argue that certainly my views are that the overshoot to the downside, as we push is certainly, at least for the short-term or intermediate-term, making it a decent buying opportunity. the sell-off receive in the marketplace, certainly a lot of people exiting on comments that they did not expect, but we are also taking into account the fact that the highhr interest rates will have a dampening effect on the economy and perhaps create an opp

you see the firefighters going down inside the pile, that's what they're doing, they're doing void ex-plogo in there, search with flashlights, hands, call out for people. they're listening. >> when you mention calling out for people, i heard a fire commissioner saying they were listening and heard some voices. so what kind of technology do you have at your disposal to be able to hear? because there could be people way, way underneath. they said they were going to the basement to hear the peeps possibly. >> yeah, the first thing they're going to do is get firefighters in there and do those void searches and if somebody is trapped and you call out to them, they'll answer you generally, if they can. the other thing is if they're way down in a pile, there are electronic devices, both acoustic and seismic, one of them is the acoustic is just a simple microphone we can lower down into voids, find a hole that goes deep in the pile, lower it in there. if you call out, they'll be able to hear you. the seismic is a little more technical, a little more difficult to use. but what it does is any vibra

as we work our way up the ladder, i keep going back to the sunday shows when axelrod and plo uffe saidthis politically. >> steve: in the administration. >> brian: saying, you know how smart we are. we wouldn't be this clumsy or dumb to do this. where is this heading, though, michelle? >> up and up and up and up, up to the top of the trash heap, of course. and i think what's eerie but not surprising is the same refrain that these top democratic operatives and tools are singing is the same refrain we heard during the clinton era. i recall, because it was such a definitive moment for the corrupt clinton administration that mike mccurry said the same thing. we're not that stupid! we wouldn't do anything like that! i think what it is is arrogance and hubris and thinking the rank and file employees that are being thrown under the bus here were just going to sit back and take it. >> gretchen: yeah. or that enough time would pass by and the media would lose interest in the story ostensibly. let's move on to another huge story that was breaking overnight. the nsa secretly collecting the phone r

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