saying i think we should get rid of every skinny white guy that's angry at the government because timothy mcveigh was one of those and you could also say that they were there in arizona. that you know they wouldn't i mean because buzz when you're a bit you see. our prayers are more for all of the experts in the famous people in the politicians. it's because of the internet the advent of blogs and social media were anything goes we were told in the ninety's in the early part of the twenty first century that the internet was going to transform us and it's really just basically crystallized our own prejudices but we still have the weird idea that you're just having just gone further discussions and even anonymous or troll comments on blogs and things like news sites that's great that's the mark you see what all of us done is bring a lot of lunatics out of the woodwork and that's trickled in the traditional media now t.v. clearly and newspapers and i think there is a responsibility to build a wall and say hey i'm not for this stuff somebody's got to be the top tier writers i want to thank you very mu

that is like timothy mcveigh being buried in arlington cemetery.in white cloth. i would have sewed him up in bucon and buried him under the 50-yard line of the stadium. i could sleep well knowing he spent all of eternity in new jersey. the fact we went through the lengths to make the statement should tell you something about those inspired by osama bin laden. she a mass murderer if we say -- i'm thinking outloud -- encrusted his body in bacon bits, they would have flipped. they flip over a cartoon. this man has called thousands of innocent people. sorry, when you do that you lose the whole respectful burial thing in my book. i'm more than okay with him hearing "touchdown, giants," while he waits for the 72 virgins in unusually warm temperature for all of eternity. but that is a debate for another day. today our focus should be on the amazing armed forces. the special forces get credit for this. seal team six. can anyone name the source that said seal team six did this? we can't find that. reporters saying that. look seal team six up. they don't exi

one of them likened his death to hitler and timothy mcveigh. another told us it is about time. visits with another customer had to say. >> he did not mention once any cooperation with pakistani government. and indicated to me that there was not any collaboration on this. historically, there have been links between the pakistani inter- services intelligence agency and al qaeda. that is joel who is a professor of middle east history at stanford and watched the speech with him earlier tonight. he said while the debt is a blow to would-be terrorists, he said it is mostly -- mostly symbolic and said that was the important piece missing from the speech. he also says, as you probably have heard tonight that this does not mean that terrorism is overt. there could be retribution. we will continue to talk to some people to get more reaction. overall, we get a large group of people tonight, they did seemed jubilant and are cheering for what this will mean to the country and hopeful that this chapter has now ended. >>> the united states is a much different country today than it was before

timothy mcveigh. he ordered bombings. he sent troops to haiti. meanwhile, george w.ca's most wanted terrorist. >> you know, again, i don't know where he is. i repeat what i said, i truly am not that concerned about him. >> in fact, bush missed an opportunity to get him in december, 2001. he sent afghan troops instead of american forces to get to job done. they dismantled the cias bin laden unit. president obama made the decision to resurrect it. president obama hadley on panetta make the pursuit of the terrorist the number one mission. it was president obama who ordered a precise make or break raid of bin laden's compound. it was president obama who got the job done. joining me now is former pennsylvania congressman and the admiral of the navy, joe sestak. is this a big step forward of erasing the imagery out there that wishy washy liberals just don't get the job done on national security? >> i think it is an important step. it's an important step for the nation. when i was running for congress, i used to say all the time, the democrats have a deficit in owning natio

when we think of terrorism, we do not conjure up the idea of timothy mcveigh.was a homegrown american who carried out the oklahoma city attack. how do you follow that trail and how do you look into those homegrown organizations? guest: a lot of the same tools. if there is a predicate to follow certain individual, individuals who are looking to do us harm -- by the way, al- qaeda and other groups recognize and have been for years now have been looking to recruit more people who have american passport, european passports, people who do not look like what a typical terrorist would look like, meaning caucasians, etc. one of these issues is the fact that some of the most dangerous radical weiser's out there today -- radicalizers out there today are americans. caller: thank you for taking my call. could you assess the danger -- going back to pakistan, a group that can operate fairly openly and as a widespread finding apparatus. also, wherever traditional tools -- and they have been designated by treasury. they can continue to operate fairly openly. how should the u.s

he announced his fascinating theory that rush limbaugh was responsible for timothy megabyte -- timothy mcveigh bombing the federal building in oklahoma city. >> what was the cause of the obama city bombing talk radio or bill clinton and janet reno's hands-on management of the waco compound? obviously, the answer is talk radio, specifically rush limbaugh's hate radio. frankly, you have blood on your hands now and you have had it for 15 years. >> ironically, chief is going to have a blood removing hands cleanser as sponsor for his sure to be a hit run away tv show. asking me to to pick a favorite, keith olbermann's hissy fit is like asking a african mother to pick her favorite child. moore to pick his favorite dessert. out of all this cries for help, this is one of my favorites. >> everything you said about iraq yesterday and everything you will say is a deception except for this brutal bolt -- perpetuating this war indefinitely. war today, war tomorrow, war forever. a man with any self-respect having revealed such an evil secret would resign and flee the country. even the remaining credibility

complex which tried to frame the tea party as racist, homophobic, fascist, potentially violent like timothy mcveigh. it was absolutely offensive to me. i went out to every single tea party to say to be where the mainstream media. they will reflexively puts you in a position where you are guilty until you prove yourself innocent and they will not give you cover. that will not allow for you to explain yourself. one of the big things that i did on behalf of the tea party was to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the biggest accusation made against the tea party that congressman carson said the day beforec dayare was passed, -- the day before obamacare was passed. he said they were walking out of the cannon house building and they were walking down the steps and they were surrounded by a mob of 400 people. they said 15 people call them the 'n'word. they said they thought rocks would be thrown at them and the police had to usher them out of this dangerous situation. i offered $100,000 of that crowd of 400 people for any evidence of a video or audio evidence that the n-word was said ones. it shut them

think about timothy mcveigh, think about olympic bomber, think about the westboro baptist church. we cannot violate the rights of people of any faith based on the actions of people who are extremists. i said all of this at the time in the full context of the interview that was taking place. i made it clear that we cannot tolerate people using rhetoric and words to attack muslims because based on those fears, you could get into a situation where a cab driver had his throat cut because he was a muslim. that discussion was honest and heartfelt, and led npr to fire me. let me switch hats again. did you realize when you were making these comments that people might view them as inflammatory? i have to tell you that i never had that thought, not to this day. here we are may 26, 2011, about six months later, i never once had that thought. some days you catch yourself in the shower thinking, i should have said this. i have never had a second bought because what i expressed was a genuine feeling. it was not an analysis. it was not a suggestion that we base our tsa policies on such a feeling

he announced his fascinating theory that rush limbaugh was responsible for timothy megabyte -- timothy mcveighbing the federal building in oklahoma city. >> what was the cause of the obama city bombing talk radio or bill clinton and janet reno's hands-on management of the waco compound? obviously, the answer is talk radio, specifically rush limbaugh's hate radio. frankly, you have blood on your hands now and you have had it for 15 years. >> ironically, chief is going to have a blood removing hands cleanser as sponsor for his sure to be a hit run away tv show. asking me to to pick a favorite, keith olbermann's hissy fit is like asking a african mother to pick her favorite child. out of all this cries for help, this is one of my favorites perio. >> everything you said about iraq yesterday and everything you will say is a deception except for this brutal bolt -- perpetuating this war indefinitely. war today, war tomorrow, war forever. a man with any self-respect having revealed such an evil secret would resign and flee the country. even the remaining credibility about iraq. mr. bush, our presence

think about timothy mcveigh, think about the alleged bomber, -- olympic bomber, think about paid -- the westboro baptist church. we cannot violate the rights of people of any faith based on the actions of people who are extremists. i said all of this at the time in the full context of the interview that was taking place. i made it clear that we cannot tolerate people using rhetoric and words to attack muslims because based on those fears, you could get into a situation where a cab driver had his coat -- had his throat cut because he was a muslim. that discussion was honest and heartfelt, and left npr to fire me. let me switch hats again. did i realize when you're making these comments that people might view them as inflammatory? i have to tell you that i never had that thought, not to this day. here we are may 26, 2011, about six months later, i never once had that thought. some days you catch yourself and a shower thinking, i should have said this. i have never had a second bought because of what i expressed was a genuine feeling. it was not an analysis. it was not a suggestion that we

enablers, providing materials or, again of course this is going back to what we have seen with timothy mcveigh in the on the finney and the clinic comics in the south or the unibomber. when we have people wanted raced here that it causes harm and killed hundreds of people, that is of equal concern. >> i yield that the rest of my time. >> thank you gentleman and the gentlelady from california ms. richardson is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you to all the witnesses are spending time with us today. mr. fugate last december the inspector general released a report of the use of recovery funds by fema for tsg p.. in fact i was a little bit late because i was in a transformation -- transportation meeting discussing transportation dollars. one indicating operational and capital investments and the other outlying the amount of jobs that were created directly correlating with the fund allocations. some of the mass transit agencies are received funds did not reflect any job creation numbers while others that receive less were able to create jobs. can you please explain

wrong grown or facilitators, enablers, providing material support data up and going back with timothy mcveigh and the bombings in the south, the unabomber. we had people born and raised here that have caused harm and killed hundreds of people so that is of equal concern. >> i yield back the rest of my time. islamic thank you. the gentle lady from california is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman and to all the witnesses for spending your time with us today. last december the inspector general released a report on the jews of the recovery act funds by fema for the tsgp and i was late because it was discussing the same thing about recovery dollars. the report provided to charts one indicating the amount of the dispersed for the capital investment and the other owsley in the amount of jobs created directly correlating the fund allocation. some of the mass transit agencies that receive funds didn't reflect any job creation numbers while others the receive less were able to create jobs. can you explain how fema creates metrics through which allocates and can be measured to effe

people who are homegrown or facilitators, enablers, whatever, providing materials, and, of course, timothy mcveigh in oklahoma city and the clinic bombings in the south, the unibomber, we have people born and raised here that have caused us harm and killed hundreds of people. so that is equally of concern. >> i yeb, mr. chairman. >> -- i yield back the balance of my time, mr. chairman. >> i yield to the gentlelady from california, ms. richardson. >> thank you. mr. fugate, last september the mptor general released a report on the use of recovery funds by fema for tsgp. i was delayed because i was in a transportation meeting talking about recovery dollars. the report provided two charts. one with the disbursements and the other outlaying the number of jobs that was directly correlating with the fund allocations. some of the mass transit agencies that received r.o. funds did not reflect any job creation numbers while others have received less were able to create jobs. can you please explain how fema collects metrics through which can effectively mitigate threats and stimulate the economy by creating

his cruelty came in handy when he made the theory that rush limbaugh was responsible for the timothy mcveighding in oklahoma city. >> was a talk radio or janet reno's -- >> well, obviously the answer is talk radio because it would be rush limbaugh's hate radio. he claimed that they would have blood on their hands. frankly, rush, you have that blood on your hands now and you've had it for 15 years. >> ironically keith had a blood removing hand cleanser as a sponsor for his new sure to be hit runaway internet tv show asking me to pick a favorite keith olbermann hissy fit is like asking a mother to choose her favorite child. michael moore picking his favorite dessert. but of all of keith's on-air cries for help this one is surely one of my favorites. >> everything you said about iraq yesterday and everything you will say is a deception. for the purpose of this one cynical, unacceptable brutal goal -- perpetuating this war indefinitely. war today, war tomorrow, war forever. a man with any self-respect having inadvertently revealed such an evil secret would have already resigned and fled the coun

complex which tried to frame the tea party as racist, homophobic, fascist, potentially violent like timothy mcveigh was absolutely offensive to me. i went out to every single tea party to say to be where the mainstream media. they will reflexively puts you in a position where you are guilty until you prove yourself innocent and they will not give you cover. that will not allow for you to explain yourself. one of the big things that i did on behalf of the a party was to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the biggest accusation made against the tea party tha congressman carson said the day beforec dayare was passed, -- the day before obamacare was passed. he said they were walking out of the cannon house building and they were walking down the steps and they were surrounded by a mob of 400 people. they said 15 people call them the 'n'word. they said they thoug rocks would be thrown at them and the police had to usher them out of this dangerous situation. i offered $100,000 of that crowd of 400 people for any evidence of a video or audio evidence that the n-word was said ones. it shut them up becse

were criminal acts of terrorism against a civilian population, much like a terrorist acts of timothy mcveigh and blowing up the federal building in oklahoma city or omar abdel rahman in efforts to blow up the world trade center. the criminals were successfully tried and convicted under our criminal justice system bout the need for special procedures that alter traditional due process rights." but he went on to say this -- quote -- "the acts of september 11 were horrible, but so are other things." end of quote. the other thing he referred to were organized crime, rape, child abuse and murder. mr. cole's opinion piece argued that not withstanding the involvement of foreign organizations such as al qaeda, we have never treated criminal acts influenced by foreign nationals or governments as a basis for -- quote -- "ignoring the core constitutional protections ingrained in our criminal justice system." mr. cole concludes his opinion piece by arguing that in addition to stopping future terrorist attacks, the attorney general is a criminal prosecutor and that he has a special duty to apply constitu

i said think about timothy mcveigh. think about the olympic bomber in atlanta. think about the westboro baptist church, whose members continue now with the supreme court sanctions to protest at military funerals while shouting that god hates gays. we cannot violate the rights of people of any faith based on the actions of people who are extremists. i said all this at the time in the full context of the interview that was taking place and i'll change that word interview to debate with bill o'reilly and i made it clear that we cannot tolerate people using rhetoric and words to attack muslims, because based on those fears, you could get into a situation such as had been recently the case in new york where a cab driver had his throat cut by someone whos was attacking him because he was a muslim. now, that discussion was honest and heartfelt, and led npr to fire me. let me switch hats again and be the talk show host. did you realize, juan, when you were making these comments that people might view them as inflammatory and bigoted? and i got to tell you, i have never

i said, think about timothy mcveigh, think about the olympic bomber in atlanta act, think about the westborough baptist church whose members continue, now with the supreme court's sanction, to protest at military funerals while shouting that god hates gays. we cannot violate the rights of the people of any phase based on the actions of people who are extremists. i said all this at the time in the full context of the interview that was taking place. i will change that word interview to debate, with bill o'reilly. i made it clear that we cannot tolerate people using rhetoric and the words to attack muslims, because based on those fears, you could get into a situation such as was a recent case in new york or a cab driver had his throat cut by someone who was attacking him because he was a muslim. now, the discussion was honest and heartfelt and the lead npr to fire me. did i realize, did you realize, juan, when you're making these comments that people might view them as inflammatory and bigoted? i have got to tell you, i have never had that thought, not to this day. here we are, may 26, 2011, abou