>> not necessarily, the polanski case, and snowden are two different cases, polanski was a celebrity based upon his talents, his crimes were of a common variety, sexually assaulting a minor applying her with drug -- flying her with drugs, and possession of drugs, what snowden has done is a larger scale potentially in terms of the potential threat to our country, and security interest in the world, and the cia, it is a high profile case, yes. but i don't think you can compare one to the other. >> here is will i make a comparison if you will indulge me, they are both celebrities the world has now attached itself to this guy, snowden, as some sort of a you know privacy rights hero. we don't know why he did what he did. it might not be so heroic. but for the time being, they welcome him as a hero of free speech. >> you are right. you are right, that is a dynamic in this particular situation, whether it be in contact of extradition or deportation, snowden will have a following, an international following, there will be some political aspect to this there will be campaigns just as there we

sexual relations with a thirteen year old fled there and he's been there ever since seven roman polanski rosemary's baby all the wife was sharon tate the manson family members i mean a lot going on with roman polanski but yeah. france definitely on the list another beautiful country another country very friendly to the united states a nato member ally of the united states but also exercise that same sovereignty you know friendly to the united states but isn't willing to give up its sovereignty and autonomy over handing over their rights to do what they will with the citizens with people in their borders and i think in this global. world that we live in i think it's really important to have these countries stand up with their sovereignty and autonomy in these cases ecuador i mean this this is something obviously julian assange sought refuge in ecuador he's already been granted but now we need to find safe passage there it really was an unprecedented move that the u.s. did to. the u.k. government they almost had this big showdown where they were going to arrest him but really they've been

sexual relations with a thirteen year old fled there and he's been there ever since seven roman polanski rosemary's baby all the way is wife was sharon tate the manson family murders i mean lots going on with roman polanski but yeah. france definitely on the list another beautiful country another country very friendly to the united states and nato member ally of the united states but also exercise that same sovereignty you know friendly to the united states but isn't willing to give up its sovereignty and autonomy over handing over their rights to do what they will with the citizens with people in their borders and i think in this global homogenously world that we live in i think it's really important to have these countries stand up with their sovereignty and autonomy in these cases ecuador i mean this this is something obviously julian assange sought refuge in ecuador he's already been granted but now we need to find safe passage there it really was an unprecedented move that the u.s. did to. the u.k. government they almost had this big showdown where they were going to arrest him but

if they covered roman polanski's crimes, they would change a 13-year-old girl to 13-year-old scotch.have the sympathizers targeting free speech. in real life, it is the tea party targeted. that's the great thing about tv. whatever fails in reality. why robert fed ford kasz them as teddy bears. i can't wait until he is a kind, elderly doctor helping the underclass, and ariel castro is a passionate teen counselor and jeffrey dahmer an ex-centric chef. no wonder why left wing teachers are active. there are no sympathetic conservative characters on tv. who knows, maybe one day they will have a prominent right winger featured in a show. it will be a biography on hitler. bob, what's your take. when i watched "newsroom" it is like a liberal fantasy. do you watch it, go that would be my perfect world? >> you know, i watch it and a lot of it i like. here is one of the problems with liberal entertainment, if i could offer up my view as a liberal. when you start using words like calling the tea party taliban, that's when we get ourselves in trouble. you can disagree with them, which i do. you c

if news room covered roman polanski's crimes, they would change the 13-year-old girl to 13-year-old scotcht you got to love how the show has the tea party sympathizers targeting free speech when inld real life it's the tea party targeted. that's the great thing about tv. whatever fails in real life succeeds on tv. i can't wait until kermitord gosnell becomes a kind, elderly doctor helping the underclass. and ariel castro is a compassionate teen counselor. no wonder left wing teachers are heroic while earnest activists are hygienic and no sympathetic conservative characters on tv. maybe one day they will have a prominent right winger featured in a show. it will be a biography on hitler. >> bob, what's your take -- when i watch the news room, i always think it's a liberal fantasy. do you watch it and go oh, that would be my perfect world? >> you know, i watch it and, you know, a lot of it i like. but here is one of the problems with liberal entertainment, if i could just offer up my view as a liberal. when you start choosing words like callingd o the tea party taliban, that's when we get c o