were they harboring ubl or not?ntry could go into a tailspin but let's not forget the killers were from pakistan. now we are spreading from iran through afghanistan. in to pakistan. in to india. who said, who is he? from india to spain. egypt since mubarak stepped down, anti-american sentment has been growing. we're not real popular over there. the muslim brotherhood for shariah law poised to take control go to glennbeck.com to see the latest approval ratings for the muslim brotherhood. and ours. by the way, they came out today. and defended resistance to u.s. presence in iraq and afghanistan. as legitimate. but our president loves it. israel is repeatedly criticized by the white house. we are at a relationship we haven't had in 35 years. saudi arabia, if you have been following it all, why do you think they're not pumping more oil? they are really, really angry. they don't like the example they are setting in libya by killing leaders. falling apart. here. china is reducing their debts. our debts they're not holding

i'm not talking about ubl. i'm talking about the targeting and trying of killing gaddafi, and his children the same weekend we killed ubl. america, nothing is happening by chance. those who thrive off chaos, who will just never let a gad crisis go to waste have studied revolutions their whole lives. this is well thought out. all of the money literally in the world is up for grabs. a warning the those who think they are going to be a part of the new structure of power warning. you will find yourself in the end betrayed by global thieves. the structure and the money fueling the revolution is not coming from the people. it's coming from the uber rich. i'm talking about the uber rich. and the giant global corporations. the same ones that the anarchist and progressive youth are taught to despise. the leaders of the death cult used to say don't trust anyone over 30, man. maybe we should point that slogan out to the new followers. yet, with all of the clear obvious signs of institutional death of america, or transform

25% of all searches overall on ubl came from those under 24. that means kids growing up today don't know who the most wanted man in the world is. should have seen some of the searches. why did they kill him? and why does it matter? what did he ever do to anyone? you want to know what they do know? global warming. new yale study says 57% of teens understand that global warming is caused mostly by human activities. is it really now? we also have two girl scouts in michigan leading a campaign against their organization cookies saying the heavy use of palm oil contributes to destroying the rain forest and killing endangered species like orangutans. keep killing the orangutans. the cookies are yummy. so they have 57,000 signatures. but out in california, groups of teens are now suing the government for not protecting the earth. and they're planning marches across the globe. they wrote on their website "our climate, our future, our revolution." they say, "youth have the moral authority and the legal right as the generation most affected by the climat

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and also the other thing is the purpose of enhanced ter congregation was not to get information on ubl it was to get information to top terrorist attacks. it was not a technique that could be used, the person had to be somebody very high value who knew information that could lead to a terrorist attack and we had to stop and we didn't have the luxury of time. we had to get them talking right away. it took somebody in a state of total noncooperation, and it started with a tummy slap and worked its way up to waterboarding. most of the people didn't make it to waterboarding. they gave in pretty early in the process. and after that the techniques had stopped. they resisted enough and were willing to cooperate. that means they didn't hide anything. there's no such thing as a truth serum in interrogation. pause restor the chief of intelligence group and who followed the army field manual in his interrogations, he estimates that none of these techniques were used in guantanamo. he estimates that he, based on providing snickers, bars and subway sandwiches, he got 25% of what they knew. when it

what is the occasion other than ubl?s there another -- is there another reason or is it to just sop up some more glory and take a victory lap? it's disgusting. >> i know. i know. you're thinking beck would never have said that if a republican president had killed osama bin laden. there would be no limit to how many victory laps beck would urge a republican president to do if a republican president had been smart enough or lucky enough to kill osama bin laden. much for consistency, is actually contradicting the position beck took on monday after a democratic president killed osama bin laden. >> you may have seen students jumping into the lake in ohio and rushing to the white house baring signs and smoking cigars. as i watched these things happen last night, i couldn't help but be reminded when the palestinians danced in the streets and passed out candy after the 9/11 attacks. when they danced in the stets over the killing of five american students in the slaughter of a jewish family. all of these things you know and i kno

everybody from from leon panetta on down said it contributed to the capture and killing of ubl.. certainly wasn't attacking john mccain. what's going on, you have been there, wolf, these guys are out there doing one-on-one retail politicking in iowa and new hampshire and south carolina. and you know what the voters are like there. you will talk to each of them individually four times and they will set the field right. >> this notion that rick is an tore sum telling john mccain he doesn't understand interrogation techniques. i mean, that's -- that's ridiculous when you figure john mccain is very forceful and has been very consistent and saying torture, enhanced interrogation techniques, waterboarding, whatever they are doing to mohammed, the united states should not do it. they should abide by the u.s. army's field manual in terms of interrogation. or for -- santorum to lecture mccain on this, that sounds sort of ridiculous i would assume, jammal. >> it does. i will give john mccain a lot more credit on this topic than santorum. i think santorum -- today talked -- tried to clean

of skills, their ethos, et cetera, we should all be doing cheetah flips and call this is over with ubl and on to the next move. these are academic discussions and many folks will attempt to get air time to talk about it, martha, but i think it's totally irrelevant. martha: to me, one of the greatest evidences of that is that all our guys got out safely so obviously, they were doing something. >> absolutely. phenomenally right. now, the concern about the stealth technology and some reverse engineering and some secrets that might be -- might be revealed, my view of this is we, the united states, certainly don't have an edge in terms of all of our science and technology developments. we have some incredible capability. but around the world, there are similar capabilities. the real thing in my mind is there is a race to get those technologies and those enhancements fielded and into use. i think that's really where the competition is. not on the specific piece of technology. so what i'm suggesting to you that we're using something that somebody else has is probably already developing. marth

we end up with situations like we just had with ubl. shoot him, bring him back here, and deal with the complex problems out there. where do you try him, can you talk to him, what can you do? it is a nightmare. this has become a martyr. is in decision has led us to point where we are not getting the best advantage of the sister that confronts us. i would have loved to have had a couple of days with osama bin lawton, questions about his operatives, where the money come .rom sequoi we're not going to find out all the personal aspects of this that he has engendered with so many others out and about the world today. the last thing that goes on, and when i talk about the decision is congress in its wisdom said the cia is out of control. these weapons of mass cistercian stuff did not do too well. we need a new organization. we will create another organization, and we will overlay it over the cia because they are out of control, and we will call at the directorate of national intelligence, and they will solve the problems and coordinate everyth

we end up witsituations like we just had with ubl. shoot him, bring him back here, and deal with the complex problems out there. where do you try him, can you talk to him, what can you do? it is a nightmare. this has become a marty. is in decision has led us to point where we are not getting the best advantage of the sister that confronts us. i would have loved to have had a couple of days with osama bin lawton, questions about his operatives, where the money come .rom sequoi we're not going to find out all the personal aspects of this that he has engendered with so many others out and about the world today. the last thing that goes on, and when i talk about the decision is congress in its wisdom said the cia is out of control. these weapons of mass cistercian stuff did not do too well. we need a new organization. we will create another organization, and we will overlay it over the cia because they are out of control, and we will call at the directorate of national intelligence, and they will solve the problems and coordinate everythi