security that security isn t possible without adequate technology a military that s made up of people fighting only with their hands can t fulfill that mandate. but german companies don t just make weapons for german military and police they also say that products abroad more than six billion euros worth in two thousand and seventeen and that s just a fraction of the exports attributable to the wife s one hundred largest weapons manufacturer it s. thought when you look at these numbers why isn t germany the global leader in weapons exports. we are subject to extremely strict laws the german war weapons control that states very clearly that the government has decision making authority and they can t approve exports to a client country when there s a risk that they ll be used for activities that are a threat to peace. in the first six months of two thousand and eighteen by far the
without pay for almost five weeks the democrats offer but hundreds of millions of dollars of security isn t enough for the president the shutdown will go on until the two sides can agree or one side gives in. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world residents of the northern irish city of london derry have been evacuated after a suspected car bomb explosion police in the city also known as derry say there are currently no reports of casualties after the blasts on saturday night leading politicians say the blast could have been terror related fear of a renewal of decades of sectarian conflict has been mounting in northern ireland since the vote. rescuers in spain have begun drilling a tunnel in a bid to rescue a two year old boy who has been trapped in a well for six days a child fell down an unmarked well shaft in the city of malaga nearly
these stories go oh, my god. they are attacking our freedoms. but we don t know what terror attacks have been prevented and because we don t know, naive libertarians can squawk and say security isn t needed. juan: that s your bottom line. security, not privacy. greg: wait a second. no. i said security and freedom go hand-in-hand. you can t have one without the other. you put it in the juan williams decoder. juan: the supreme court greg: you took a rubik s cube. juan: i am saying if you are on the court. greg: it is over, juan. juan: you need to make a vote. coming up, a highly controversial message to white students printed in a college newspaper. gregory s monologue picks it apart next.
attacks. also observation teams looking at potential windows and roof tops. couldn t walk without knocking into one. these dogs are specially trained to sniff out bombs on a person. that is to help stop and prevent an attack. nypd was ready like they always have been. this parade was the most secure they ve ever had. the most security it s ever seen given what we ve been seeing all around the world. it s also important, ed, that part of security isn t just what you see. it s what s done behind the scenes. lot of that has to do with the nypd s own intelligence service. nypd said since 9/11 they ve
women, et cetera. but at least if he got elected we would have the person selected for the supreme court that we want. or at least if we voted for him, he would give us wealthy people a tax break. so people were willing to overlook that, not that they approved of the behavior, but they were willing to overlook that because they would get the one thing that they really wanted out of politics which maybe was a lower tax or the right supreme court appointment or whatever. that is the deal they made. now that people have seen the result of this and how we re mocked throughout the world, how all of a sudden maybe our security isn t as great as it should be, maybe people say that s the last time i make a deal with the devil on this case, no, i m not going to support that man again. we shall see. jerry springer, thank you very much.