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>> paul, what does that look like in action? because i know you sort of sit at the fulcrum of peering over into two abysses, if you will. what does that sound like? >> i think that there is a core point, which is a lot of americans are up for grabs. i wouldn't dismiss it as just something only people on the right or watching fox news latch on to. we are in a battle for hearts and minds and people are on the fence. you got to have leaders and messages and messen gers and programs to get to those people that bring them over into community organizing and into non-profit organizations and away from the patriot front and oath keeperss. i think the parallels of 9/11 are important. we talked about this before. after 9/11, the laws didn't work. they made massive changes to respond to a new threat. i think we have to face the fact that many structures, laws and policies may not work. after 9/11 we created the department of homeland security.
abysses in our soul so that you have sin in the form of pollution, redemption in atonement in the form of recycling, you can either purchase your indulgences in form of carbon tax credit. >> has people up a map that shows cities with plastic bands in california and all over the country, it is one more thing to add to the major list of hassles at the airport and specifically san francisco how that goes into effect, you have to remember to bring a reasonable water bottle with you, one more thing flyers have to think about. >> also when you fly on airplanes you become dehydrated, especially if you are going long distance, for the past 20 years we haven't been able to bring water
from matt by any means necessary, to name of your group. it implies violence. what should we do with fascist? if you think that someone is espousing genocide, why should we do with them? showed that person be allowed to walk free? should we put them in jail? should we kill them? exile them? abysses -- if you are willing to use violence, what is the penalty for that? >> firstly, you have to make sure that you nip it in the body. you have to make sure that they are not allowed to recruit. it is not respectable to call for a mass murder of millions of people. >> tucker: just to be clear, milo yiannopoulos is not -- he has not ever said that in public, anyway, now that we have a record of. there is no evidence that he has called for the genocide of anyone, as you know. but you are saying, by transference in some way, he inspires people who believe that, i guess. but you are not getting my question. what should you nip in the blood? should he be allowed to go on the subway and talk to the guy next to him about perhaps
necessary, to name of your group. it implies violence. what should we do with fascist? if you think that someone is espousing genocide, why should we do with them? showed that person be allowed to walk free? should we put them in jail? should we kill them? exile them? abysses -- if you are willing to use violence, what is the penalty for that? >> firstly, you have to make sure that you nip it in the body. you have to make sure that they are not allowed to recruit. it is not respectable to call for a mass murder of millions of people. >> tucker: just to be clear, milo yiannopoulos is not -- he has not ever said that in public, anyway, now that we have a record of. there is no evidence that he has called for the genocide of anyone, as you know. but you are saying, by transference in some way, he inspires people who believe that, i guess. but you are not getting my question. what should you nip in the blood? should he be allowed to go on the subway and talk to the guy next to him about perhaps
tonight the country finds itself between two abysses. a government shutdown and default on the national debt and a congressman ecstatic on the destruction. listen to what ted cruz told rush limbaugh about his fellow republicans just yesterday after his 21-hour rant on the senate floor. let's listen. >> single biggest surprise at arriving to the senate is the defeatist attitude here. i mean, we don't even talk about how to win a fight. there's no discussion. we talk about let's get a show boat to tell the constituents we're doing something, but it -- i promise you, rush, if you had to sit through one senate lunch, you'd be in therapy for a month. >> well, that was a chuckle worthy for old rush. but what do you make of this weird behavior? i'm reminded of the movie advise and consent with the bad guy anchorman. he's behaving like the bad guy in the movie about the u.s. senate.
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