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at the end of the day, it is a weapon. drones aren't going away. who uses them and who gets oversight over them. i think for the last decade, since its been in the cia's hands, there has been a lot of problems of accountability. because when you call people to testify, generally the cia doesn't like to come out in public and talk about its operations. >> right. and they're not doing that today. we'll keep an eye on it at the committee hearing at four:00 p.m. thank you both. >> thank you. >>> up next, all the stories we would have been talking about if not for the boston attacks. [ phil ] when you have joint pain and stiffness... accomplishing even little things can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disor

i think drones are a particularly seductive weapon as david pointed occupy. merican lives, when using drones, is neither immediate nor apparent. that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. .. the idea that have to cannot do some magic missile solution to an incredibly difficult and very complex problem. i think one of the things we see, avery did a fantastic job of pointing out how many people are killed when they are killed were civilians, suspected militants. who do we know, who do we not know? what we don't know however is that artifacts are a barometer to measure success in a warlike race. does this mean we are actually winning this war? is the fact that osama bin laden is dead mean that the u.s. is defeating al qaeda? sudan and cared pc popping up a rare and the u.s. is killing more than ever before. so what does this tell us about our current u.s. strategy quiets these are some very important question we need to be asking. another thing that i think needs to be taught about and i don't think it often as his drums are very and here they are dependent upon human i

, that's fair game but when you use chemical weapons there is a fallout and it kills people and kids and it's a joke to think that a dronetargeted but you cannot target a chemical weapon on a person or set of persons and so it turns out to be a weapon of mass destruction. i'm in favor of drawing lines. i'm in favor of invading the gulf war. we broke that when we invaded iraq. you can't kill your own people a gadhafi did and use wmds i like those lines in the sand. >> i recommend no action. itit looks like we're going to cross this line. he's talking to people, we're going to try to protect israelis, and are we going to protect syrians. do we care about syrians? the way americans think there are too many others. we know we love israelis because those are the chosen people. that's the sell that's been working. how do you sell this one. obama said there is this red line. if he skips by the red line, no one is going to say hold strong to the red line because our families in syria are dying. >> cenk: you advocate not going. >> i think we should have a consideration to do it. if we didn't involve ourselves in these needless wa

forward this sort of legislation proposals that were put forward in rhode island required that drones not be weaponized and bad and that any new sort of model used by the law enforcement was approved by an elected body like the town or city council or the gulf and i think that's good stuff in the right direction so what are some of the excuses that we're seeing come out for their own use well i think some point. keep in mind out there are instances where drones could potentially be used so in the case of. catching criminals who on the run or off the natural disasters but the important thing to remember is that all these things can be made more excusable if there are laws that require the data returned data not be retained and i think that you know a lot of states are rightly arguing for that sort of measure certainly so we're seeing certainly a lot of campaigns come out against her in activity in states we just saw this in virginia you know with with one town in particular if you if illinois is successful in getting this legislation passed and saying we don't want drones or we're going to limit or in a

a new laser weapon that it's deploying in the persian gulf that can blind or destroy aerial weapons like drones and planes. cnn's chris lawrence is live at the pentagon for us. chris, this sounds like something out of star wars. >> it does, john. this is a beam of light that really is no bigger than this dime, and for the first time it's going to be deployed on board a navy ship. it is connected to iran but not quite in the way you might think. this laser is going on board the "uss ponce" which is sort of a floating platform that patrols the persian gulf. it has a lot of issues out there with iran's fast attack boat and that is what this laser has been tested on. shooting down not only drone, but you see in the video right here, but also the very fast small boats that can lug around some of the larger ships. the advantages to this laser? about a dollar a shot. and if the ship's got electricity you never run out of ammunition. got a couple disadvantages. it can't take out fighter jets. can't knock down a missile. but again, the navy is looking for some cost savings, and with russia and china inv

weapon deployed to the persian gulf. the demonstration shows the laser bringing down a drone. the weapon is a warning to iran not to step up activity in the gulf if tensions over the nuclear program build up. >>> so the search for two kidnapped florida boys taking a dramatic turn. the focus this morning now on cuba. law enforcement is confirmed that 2-year-old chase haguen and 4-year-old cole arrived safely in cuba. they were allegedly abducted by their father joshua who sailed the whole family there. victor blackwell is live in tampa. this is getting stranger by the moment, victor. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, this also could now start an international political fight. it was the hillsboro county sheriff's office here in florida that first reported late yesterday that they received information that the haguen family had arrived by boat in cuba. of course, we asked them to elaborate. they would not. but what we know this morning is that the u.s. state department says u.s. officials in havana are aware of the situation and involved. and indeed the hakken family, if they

the weapon has been tested against drones fast- moving small boats. person called where ron is known to that used drones and speed boats even though the nation was not specifically named as a target. the cost of a laser is estimated at $31 million. >> amtrak says a lot more people decide to ride the trains in march there before. the rebels as in october, december, january set individual monthly passenger records. the amtrak also says riders ship grew nearly 1% from october 2012 to march, despite disruptions from the weather, including super storm sandy. >> our weather is looking good as we're heading into a warming trend. today we see if a breeze but lots of sunny skies. the san jose camera is moving a bit. 101 looks no northbound on the right-hand side. george has the update on on a hot spots. including 1 northbound to 80. >> time for the kron 4 tech report with gabe slate . >> this is the brassodemeter the world first breathalyzer. >> just plugging into your smart phone and we have a handy iphone you can plug into an android as well. the app is free

the defense department says the weapon has been tested against drones and fast-moving small boats. laser is headed to the persian gulf where iran is known to have used drones and speedboats even though that nation was not specifically named as a target. the cost of a laser is estimated to be $31 million. >> if you love a good steak you may want to listen to this. there is a new link between red meau may want to lio this. there is a new link between red meat and are disease according to a new study. researchers at cleveland clinic say a compound called carnitine makes it easier for cholesterol clogs your arteries. if you need a lot of red meat in your body converts carnitine into another chemical, a greater risk for heart disease, heart attacks and strokes. the study is published in the journal nature medicine. it is 423. we have a live look for our mount tam camera. traffic is moving well here. we will get another update on traffic and weather in just a moment. >> good-morning everyone. thank you for waking up for staying up with kron 4 morning news. a live look outside from our mo

the districts that would defend you that would have no effect today because we don't have drones a nuclear weapons right here which i guess you're advocating we should here's a photo they were talking about back when the mental peace do you know why we didn't have standing armies back then why why there's no no no there's no completely get it exactly which is why no after after we broke loose from britain where our founding fathers were terrified of standing armies because they had seen standing armies all around the world eventually overthrow governments and military coups so they didn't want standing armies what they wanted was malicious militias that could be called up if we were attacked at any by any country outside force or something that was the point of the second amendment was that we had these we have these stable issues that could be called up to be our army when we needed them not so that we could take down some thai radical american government that would rise and it has been known and understood for centuries in this country that the second amendment protects your property if the gove

weapon represents the future of warfare. a laser cannon capable of shooting down drones will soon be placed on various naval ships. this cannon is called a laser weapons system, or l.a.w.s., and cost less than $1 per shot since it runs simply on electricity. the laser so far has only been used in testing areas. it is already thought of as the newest way to transform modern welfare. >>> let's talk about weather now. spring about to deliver quite a wallop around the country. there's a weather system that whipped up powerful damaging winds in parts of california and the southwest. it's now bringing tornadoes, hail, heavy snow to the rockies and the great plains. bill karins, april 9th, right? >> everyone in the west knows what's coming for the midwest. they felt the winds yesterday. it's classic spring storm. yesterday in denver it was mid-60s. right now their windchill is zero. and it is snowing in areas of colorado right now. there's the proof of it. it's not crazy snow, but it is snowing. and after being 60 degrees the day before, it's a shock to the system. i don't know how they do it, but they're used to it there

weapon represents the future of warfare. the laser canon capable of shooting down drones will be placed on various naval ships. this canon is called a laser weapon system or l.a.w.s., and costs less than $1 per shot, since it runs simply on electricity. while the laser is so far has only been used in testing areas, it is already thought of as the newest way to transform modern warfare. >>> here is your first look at scrambled politics. former republican vice presidential nominee paul ryan raked in $600,000 since the beginning of the year for his campaign war chest. he will be up for re-election to the house next year, but many analysts tout him as a possible presidential candidate in 2016. >>> new york mayor michael bloomberg's gun control advocacy group will begin giving lawmakers grades based on their voting. >>> another clinton may soon be on the ballot. chelsea clinton, during an interview with "the today show" she leaves the door open to her own run some day for public office. >> right now i'm grateful to live in a city, a state and country where i strongly support my mayor, my governor, my president, my s

although the use of started killing, with a buy drone or with other weapons is not inherently illegalinherently unethical committee issue of choosing your target does raise some very serious issues. in the war and terror we face an adversary that generally does not wear uniforms and often does not have a clear command structure. therefore, it is often not typical to be able to tell who is a combat and then he was not. this raises to problems. first, we might inadvertently or recklessly started an innt person. second, worse, the possibility exists that the government deliberately target someone who is innocent because, perhaps, there're a critic of the government or the otherwise attracted the eye of leading government officials which is particularly problematic from a constitutional point of view if there is abuse of targeting of an american citizen. doing that would violate the due process clause of the fifth amendment which provide -- prevents the government from depriving people of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. two aspects of current policy raise serious qu

for 13 hours over over the possibility that drones could be used on american soil against americans. >> if someone comes out of a liquor store with a weapon $50 in cash, i don't know care in a drone kills him or a policeman kills him. >> john: i didn't know summary execution of armed robbery suspects walking out of a liquor store is a libertarian value. on tuesday he read a statement that read in part. i quote: >> john: for more i'm pleased to be joined by the brilliant representative barbara lee democrat from california, member of the appropriations committee and member of progressive caucus. thank you for being on "viewpoint." >> thank you. >> john: you attended the drone hearing on tuesday. how unusually is it for members to cross the aisle to the other chamber for hearings and were you surprise that the white house declined to send a witness. >> first i need to commend senator durbin for his leadership. he wants to get to the bottom of this in terms of the legal basis of the use of drones and really the implications of counter terrorism as well as the constitutional implications. members of the house sell democrat gosell--seldom go to

drones' i think can be very effected or they can be another weapon that does more harm than good. that is what i would really like to talk about tonight, because the way that drones are described, they are talked about as being legal, ethical, and weiss. i think david did a great job talking about the legality, as did avery. the ethics is something he can debate in the questions, but i would like to talk about the wisdom of drums strikes and the effectiveness of drench strikes. drones are is effective weapon, as david pointed out, and a threat to american lives, when using drones, is neither a immediate nor a parent, but that does not mean it does not exist. the term low back comes to mind. what it is america and is touring abroad in the name of the u.s. citizens is something that all of us at, as voters, members of this country, need to take seriously. david mentioned the ease at which drones can be used, and this is an important thing, because having a weapon that you can push a button and without putting any american lives in the immediate risk is a very subjective thing, and in

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drone strike policy was all of a sudden issuing an exception to his stance. senator rand paul told my good friend neil cavuto. >> if someone comes out of a liquor store with a weaponnd $50 in cash, i don't care if a drone or policeman kills him. we shouldn't be willie nilly looking into everyone's backyard and what they're doing. but if there is a killer on the loose in a neighborhood, i'm not against drones being used to search them out, heat seeking devices being used. i'm all for law enforcement. i'm just not for surveillance when there is not probable cause that a crime is being committed. >> sean: so is senator rand paul changed his position? he joins us right now. welcome back. >> well, welcome to you, sean. but i didn't change my position. it's exactly the same position i expressed during the 13-hour filibuster. >> sean: you mean i missed it? >> well, in the famous words of george w. bush, i think i was misunderestimated. if you watch my debate for 13 hours, which i don't think many people did, i used the exact same example of the liquor store in my 13-hour debate. i said over and over again, for example, i also used the hypothetical, if the twin towers are

drones. >> if someone comes out of a liquor store with a weapon and $50 in cash, i don't care if a drone killskills him. we shouldn't be willy-nilly, looking into everyone's backyard what they're doing, but if there's a killer on the loose in a neighborhood, i'm not against drones being used to search them out. heat seeking devices being used. >> but in march, he took to the senate floor to question whether or not they had the authority to carry out drone attacks on u.s. citize citizens. he 'leased a statement saying my comments last night left the impression that my position on drones had changed. armed drones should not be used in normal crime situations. they may only be considered in extraordinary lethal situations where there is an ongoing, imminent threat. that seems to be what the entire debate is about. so, i thought. a group led by haley barbour and other republicans called americans for conservative direction. it's up with an ad on the air and it happens to feature senator marco rubio. in the ad seen here, it sahe is pushing the toughest measures in history. statewide in florida, the

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the drone engulfed in flames crashes into the ocean. next year the navy will put the weapon a ship in the persian gulf to take down drones or boats. there was not a single miss during testing. the laser went three for three. >>brian: hope that wasn't my drone. >>gretchen: remember when we told you more than $600,000 of taxpayer money was used to study shrimp on treadmills. the general accounting office will reveal a brand-new report today. we have a preview. it shows 31 areas of redundant spending. government agencies are spending billions on new mapping data without checking whether another agency has maps they could use. federal agencies run hundreds of programs to support renewable energy and each branch of the armed services has camouflage uniforms without sharing them with other services. >>steve: we have an extreme weather alert because today could be a wild day for weather across the united states. more than a foot of snow in colorado. maria molina once again vigilant, keeping an eye on things. >> good morning. we're talking about more than a foot of snow not just acr

drone strikes on some american citizens. >> if someone comes out of a liquor store with a weapon and $50 in cash, i don't care if a drone killsr a policeman kills him, but it's different if they want to come fly over your hot tub or yard just because they want to do surveillance on everyone and want to watch your activities. >> to clarify, senator paul insists that no american should be killed on u.s. soil without first being charged with a crime and found guilty in court, unless that american is someone who robs a liquor store. late last night he released a statement, though his spokeswoman said he's not, quote, retracting, it would appear that's what he's doing. my comments last night left the mistaken impression that my position on drones had been changed. armed drones hoo not be used in normal crime situations. so rand paul, quote, does not care if drones kill someone who has committed the apparently extraordinary and unusual crime of robbing a liquor store, but armed drones should not be used in, quote, normal crime situation. no word yet on whether paul is rethinking his position regarding domestic surveillance of ameri

weapons are included in the treaty. some types of hand grenades and drones are not included. russia, china, india, saudi arabia. in the end, the vast majority of countries were satisfied with the cd -- the treaty more than 10 years in the making. >> the first time we have global standard on things to consider when you go to export weapons. we have the community of countries that have put their name to that text. we have human rights and international monetary lot at the heart of this treaty. >> as the world's largest producer and exporter of arms, the united states is on board, as well as new, emerging exporters. mexico, and health -- south africa -- they have said we want to be part of the treaty. that is really important. >> individual countries will be responsible for reporting alleged violations. that is where it could get tricky. with the arms trade treaty supported by such a large majority, perhaps the biggest hurdle of all has not been cleared. minutes,xt few campaigning in the shadow of chavez. but as we was campaign kicks off with fierce campaigning. >> i am in the amazon region of brazil where a trial

drones with neil cavuto. >> if someone comes into a liquor store with a weapon and $50 in cash, i do not care if they drone. stuart: is that a reversal? judge andrew napolitano is here. you talk to senator rand paul this morning. >> he called me because he was concerned about the misunderstanding that exploded overnight on the blogs and the website. the take that deal did on midnight. the answer is an unequivocal no. the filibuster feels like targeted assassinations about the president picking and choosing who to kill in the u.s. or elsewhere who have not received due process of law. they have not been charged or convicted of a crime. that is the essence of the filibuster. yesterday, when he used the cliff that you just rant and set coming out of a liquor store with a gun and 50 bucks, he probably should have said coming out of a liquor store shooting and with 50 bucks, if someone is using a deadly weapon on police or the civilians, though police can use a deadly weapon and which to repel that person. the senators concerned has been killing without due process. having said all that, there is a real value i

there are drone attack drills and missiles firing. it's not clear if the weaponsre genuine, but the u.s. officials says two missiles have been loaded on the launchers on the country's east coast. number two, police are trying to find the person that called in a bomb threat at the memorial service of the mclellands. a reward of up to $200,000 is being offered for information. >>> third, another surge for same-sex marriage among u.s. officials. donnelly of indiana and the senator in north dakota. and among four democrats, they are the only names not backing same-sex marriage rights. number four, a hepatitis scare in new york city after a west village city worker tested positive for the disease. anybody who had dessert at alta in the last week should be tested as hepatitis a. >>> finally, nasa has plans in the works to capture a small astroid and bring it closer to earth, and that's according to a nasa mission overviewed. senator bill nelson of florida said the goal is to combine the sig mining and deflecting them. >>> one house was recently torn down giving us a new

i think it's actually important to draw a distinction between drones which is just another weapons in surveillance platform versus u.s.-targeted killing policy. what people are up set about and rightly so is the approach the administration is taken to targeted killings which amounts to a we can kill anyone, anywhere, any time for reasons which we won't tell you about and a process that is secret based on evidence that we won't even describe to you the kinds of evidence we're going to be looking at. that's what people are up set about and what they should be up set about because that's pretty scary. drones as such, i think mike sell quite right, obviously, they create a perception that they're a lower cost than using force that is probably a false perception. but in a sense, the legal and the moral issues here are not different because of drones. we would be facing the same legal and moral issues if we were carrying out these targeted killings using manned aircraft, for instance. >> do you expect there will be some change in terms of the use of targeted and the procedure for it and the

circumstances focused on a specific group of people when we consider weapons is there much that separates handmade bombs and high tech drones ultimately it would appear the only difference between justice and terrorism is whose side you're on. to crosstalk terrorism i'm joined by my guest in washington william blum he is an author of books on u.s. foreign policy and an internet newsletter called anti empire report we also have max abrams he is a terrorist expert and a fellow johns hopkins university and finally we cross the eunice he is a clinical associate professor at the university of maryland and founder of american dot com cross talk rose in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want for what is let's go to you first why is boston called terrorism but aurora sandy hook tucson and columbine not. that's a great question peter and let me start by saying that as a member of the a muslim community muslims who believe in the messiah mizzle are members we were the first muslim american organization to make it very clear that there is no concept of holy war in islam that there is no such thing as jihad against the infide

circumstances focused on a specific group of people when we consider weapons is there much that separates handmade bombs and high tech drones ultimately it would appear the only difference between justice and terrorism is whose side you're on. to crosstalk terrorism i'm joined by my guest in washington william blum he is an author of books on u.s. foreign policy and an internet newsletter called anti empire report we also have max abrams he is a terrorist expert and a fellow johns hopkins university and finally we cross the he is a clinical associate professor at the university of maryland and founder of american dot com all right john cross talk rose in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want for what is let's go to you first why is boston called terrorism but aurora sandy hook tucson and columbine not. that's a great question peter and let me start by saying that as a member of the a muslim community muslims who believe in the messiah mizzle are members we were the first muslim american organization to make it very clear that there is no concept of holy war in islam that there is no such thing as jihad against

threat an active crime going on if someone comes out of a liquor store with a weapon in fifty dollars in cash i don't care if a drone kills him or a policeman kills him wait a minute what he doesn't seem to be dry in mexico much of a distinction between a common criminal and an enemy combatant but wait paul issued a statement just last night reinforcing this view under.

threat an active crime going on if someone comes out of a liquor store with a weapon in fifty dollars in cash i don't care if a drone kills him or a policeman kills him wait a minute what he doesn't seem to draw in mexico much of a distinction between a common criminal and an enemy combatant but wait paul issued a statement just last night reinforcing this view.

whether it be drones or other types of weapon systems, when you ask the military to conduct operations that are not military we generally have trouble. to doin our people military operations. so if you ask them to patrol the border, people often times get killed that should not have been shot. so if we're going to have the military participate in these type of operations for an extended period of time, then we need to go back to some of the practices we probably had in the past associated with reconnaissance, where we have specific units designated and equipped and trained to do that kind of operation. if that is what we're going to do, that is what i would recommend. if you would like to have just one air force rather than two or three for the country for logistics reasons, training reasons, etc., than any to be -- then it needs to be an air force capable of training a set of people for a specific type of mission that is not the same mission as an area of armed conflicts. >> what i'm driving at is i have been to one of our bases where the drones are launched, and i have seen the intel

drones, rand paul, senator rand paul said this on tuesday. take a listen. >> if someone comes out of a liquor store with a weapon and $50 in cash, i don't care if a drone kills him or a policeman kim kills him. but it's different if they want to come fly over your hot tub or your yard just because they want to do surveillance on everyone and they want to watch your activity. >> senator paul to be fair to him did amend those comments later. after his filibuster in march, you tweeted a person could be disgusted with mr. paul, but still think he's doing the right thing on this subject. do you still believe that? >> i think that what we did in that filibuster, i would put it this way. i think that about 33% of what happened on the floor of that senate that day was some of the most sane talk we've had about drones in this country. putting aside the idea of president obama wanting to kill jane fonda in a gorilla cafe in park slope, brooklyn, or something like that. reading into the record, responsible reporting from people like spencer ackerman and noah shackman who've done great reporting on this. commentary from people that have gone to the heart

circumstances focused on a specific group of people when we consider weapons is there much that separates handmade bombs and high tech drones ultimately it would appear the only difference between justice and terrorism is whose side you're on.

weapons if ordered. >> we could use air strikes, drone strikes. could be teams of special forces who go into the country. >> reporter: but the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff who is reviewing military options says troops aren't the answer. >> do you have confidence that we could secure it? >> not as i sit here today simply because they've been moving it and the number of sites is quite numerous. >> reporter: the u.s. is adamant there will be no go-it-alone military action for american troops, but many allies are still reluctant to get involved, and it's raising questions about where all of this is headed. barbara starr, cnn, the pentagon. >> our thanks to barbara. in the next half hour of "early start," we'll check in with cnn's arwa damon in jordan. she's been covering the civil war in syria from the front lines for more than two years. we'll get her perspective. >>> and overnight in bangladesh, the death toll from a devastating building collapse on wednesday climbing to 285. more than 2,000 people have been rescued, but it's believed hundr

threat an active crime going on if someone comes out of a liquor store with a weapon and fifty dollars in cash i don't care if a drone kills him or a policeman kills him wait a minute what is this in a dry in mexico much of a distinction between a common criminal and an enemy combatant but wait call issued a statement just last night reinforcing this view on drones actually hasn't changed at all he said quote armed drones should not be using normal crime situations they only may be considered in extraordinary lethal situations where there's an ongoing imminent threat homme extraordinary circumstances and whatever the hell the person who judges the circumstances wants it to mean so what boston had been extraordinary circumstance would have supported using drones to kill that kid in other words rand paul has always supported the use of drones to kill u.s. citizens on u.s. soil although you have to wonder if that's the case what was the point of the filibuster looks to me like a whole lot of grandstanding but politicians going to politicize fight goes on for now let's go back to set. you know world of surveillance corru

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threat an active crime going on if someone comes out of a liquor store with a weapon in fifty dollars in cash i don't care if a drone kills him or a policeman kills him wait a minute what he doesn't seem to be dry and much of a distinction between a common criminal and an enemy combatant but wait paul issued a statement just last night reinforcing this view on drones actually hasn't changed at all he said quote armed drones should not be using normal crime situations they only maybe consider. in extraordinary situations where there's an ongoing imminent threat ha extraordinary circumstances mean whatever the hell the person who judges the circumstances wants it to mean so what boston had been extraordinary circumstance would have supported using drones to kill that kid in other words rand paul has always supported the use of drones to kill us.

if someone comes out of a liquor store with a weapon and $50 in cash, i don't care if a drone kills him or a policeman kills him, but it's different if they want to come fly over your hot tub or your yard just because they want to do surveillance on everyone and they want to watch your activities. >> just so people are being clear here, the hero of civil liberties, $a from a liquor store robbery, you can be iced from a hero in the sky, which is a far, far cry from the note he was saying on the senate just weeks ago. here at the table, madea and ali. ali, i found that quote amazing, and i should say there's now a walk back of that, which is a full statement released by rand paul to be clear, my comments last night left the mistaken impression my statement on drones have changed. let it be clear it's not. they may only be considered in extraordinary lethal situations where there's an ongoing threat. what do you make of the 180, now 360? >> well, yeah, the knocking off a liquor store is, i guess, an extraordinary situation. i'm sure the founding fathers are all glad we're safe in our hot t