gilligan s island. the island is a metaphor for the earth. a lot of the contemporary events and stress from, we could say nuclear annihilation to political conflicts like the cuban missile kriefls. with all the turmoil and everything that was going on in the world then, it was an escape from everybody and it made you happen. i would like a world with international good will where the spirit of brother hood and all for mankind. thank you. seven completely different people, raised dichbltdly, different values, really trying to get along and we did. gilligan, you re always doing dumb things. when you do something smart, it s beautiful.
ways by saying i ll be a leader on these issues but not this one because it s so personal? we get it you re a nutritionist and your trainers and things, but this is also a brother hood, and i think he s very cautious about stepping on peoples toes because it is a personal decision. however, you know, people who are doing their independent research still on the interwebs, we need to recognize if you talk to any medical professional they will tell you that 99% of the people who are in the hospital right now intubated and fighting for their lives are people who have covid who aren t vaccinated. we do know people who get the vaccine can still get covid but it s a trip to the doctor by and large and they re fine. as a brother in the nba i would hope lebron james would talk to them man-to-man. and again 95% vaccinated. and we still need to worry about the nfl and mlb, but i think the
election they feel because he talked too tough. he was too blunt. he tweeted too much. so they feel policy doesn t matter. afghanistan s a disaster, the border s a disaster, race relations getting worse, inflation on the rise but we ll have this happy therapeutic talk and we can talk our way through it and i don t think that s going to work. because when things are going well people have the luxury of wining about the president s but when things are going bad and they are, all the jerry ford wind button, remember from the 70s, doesn t work. we look at biden s rhetoric, it is a completely divorced from reality. he talks about brother hood abroad, he left 8,000 nato troops hanging in afghanistan in the most unilateral fashion. he talks about humanity but we have donte s enfern 0 on the southern border, we ve never seen anything like it. no connectioning to the rhetoric
victory of entire muslim people. our nations are based on brother hood, sympathy and islamic principles. reporter: masood s three predecessors were all killed in drone strikes. their bloody record includes the 2009 attack that killed nine people including seven cia officers and contractors at a base close to the pakistan border. and the massacre of 145 people mostly children in a pakistan school in 2014. masood became leader in 2018 when the u.n. later designated him a global terrorist and added him to the sanction list for his ties to al-qaeda. today he denies those al-qaeda links and that his group is still fighting alongside the afghan taliban. translator: our fight is only in pakistan, and we are at war with the pakistani security
there? there s some strategy there, a lot of people were under law enforcement right now. they ve got watchamacall it, pending charges and nobody showed up and nobody did the speaking or anything. as we said before you are a reformed white supremacist. can you explain to us what makes a person hate another person just because they look a different to them? what s the fear behind that hatred? well, what happened to me is, you know, i was 19 years old and i went to prison and you stick with your own people. and they pulled me up and showed me family and brother hood and everything else. so a lot of these people that find these organizations they re missing something in their childhood. you know, a lot of people are trying to fill these potholes that they re missing, so they cling to these organizations and stuff like that, and you re starting to see this in the