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Nobody knows anything to tie him to the cia. nobody knows his real name, right? but a month before he dies, several senior cia officials show up on his doorstep in person somewhere in the american south, and they brought with him to give to him an american flag. and they also gave him a personal, one-on-one director from the cia. they thanked him for his service. by implication, the officers offered a final apology for the way he was treated after he defected to the united states in the winter o...

Cavalier daily came out -- reported on that and then had sappy editorials over the weekend saying we must not be distracted from this by our determination to deal with -- they didnt call it an epidemic of rape but thats the implication. it has yet to be shown that theres an epidemic of rape on the campus of the university of virginia but anywhere. this is an article of faith on the left and seems to have infected college campuses all over the place, im afraid that my old alma mater, love it thou...

But the story started falling apart a week ago. i might also note that on the grounds of the university, we always called the campus the grounds down there, the reaction hasnt been so far as i can see much better. the student newspaper which used to have a great reputation, the cavalier daily, went days on end, almost a week without noticing that the story was falling apart. and finally when "rolling stone" came out with its recognition that the story was badly flawed last friday, finally then t...

Show up on his doorstep in person somewhere in the american soit. and they brought with him to give to him an american flag. and they also gave him a personal, one-on-one director from the c.i.a. he thanked him for his service. by implication, the officers offered a final apology for the way he was treated after he defected to the united states in the winter of 1964. when he first expressed interest and was crossing over, or at least doing a little work for the c.i.a., if they could help him out...

Nobody knows anything to tie him to the c. imt a. nobody knows his real flame, right? but a month before he dies, several senior c.i.a. officials show up on his doorstep in person somewhere in the american soit. and they brought with him to give to him an american flag. and they also gave him a personal, one-on-one director from the c.i.a. he thanked him for his service. by implication, the officers offered a final apology for the way he was treated after he defected to the united states in the ...

The same thing that the police had told us happened. they talked about theyd given us three orders and gave the implication there was much more of a deliberative action, much more of a patience. what we saw upset us because we dont believe just a couple of feet from tamir and how the officer started shooting even before he got both feet on the ground. we find that was unacceptable. and that thank goodness we have that tape so we can go about knowing that this system is still misusing the public....

After, you know, the arm was around the neck and he was saying i cant breathe, i cant breathe, and not attended to, was his humanity was forgotten. and the reason that happened is because it was a black man whose life was worth less in the eyes of these police officers. >> i think thats ridiculous. police officers are there to protect people. now, whether or not there was appropriate policy followed in the garner case is going to be determined by the nypd internal investigation. but i dont belie...

Profit from it. thats fraud. so the argument is that the guy was trying to get discounts from the mall. >> exactly. you set the law exactly right. the first law was struck down because its a violation of first amendment rights. you can wear whatever you want to wear. as distasteful as we think it is, thats not the crime, wearing the uniform, the medals and the things he has. thats not a crime itself, but going into the mall or an installation and trying to get military discounts based on that we...

People together. and i think what mayor de blasio did was make polarizing comments indicting an entire police force. and it couldnt be more wrong. the nypd is one of the most restrained police forces in the country. civilian complaints are down. officer-involved shootings are down. when you talk about diversity, the probability that youre going to be arrested by a new york city police officer, youre going to be arrested by a person of color. all of this is just throwing flames on a fire. and its...

>> the implication is, and i believe our next guest is going to argue that, these cops -- one thing in the academy but when they get out on the beat they are told, theres an understanding whether theyre black or white, you see a black guy, you need to worry. you see a white guy, you worry but you worry less. >> i find that preposterous. i went to dozens and dozens of town hall meetings and church meetings and i very rarely heard complaints about racism. most complaints i heard we wanted more pol...