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Enforcement should be focusing their attention now? juliette kayyem was makesiing t point it s not isis so much, it s domestic terrorism. there s a radicalization here. this is a perversion of either christianity in a certain sense, this hatred, this bigotry that this individual, you know, problem is and up and i have talked about this before is policing the internet. we talk all the i m about the dark nether regions, places people can retreat to in these chat rooms and share this hateful communication. here s the problem, with the first amendment a lot of times law enforcement looks at something, you go out and talk to somebody because they said something on the internet, was it hyperbole, was it satire, was it said in the heat of the moment? we just don t have enough law enforcement officers to knock on ....
Have to listen to her talk about game of thrones and i m like, i haven t seen it. i m the only person on the planet. let me get to game of thrones in just a second as i collect myself. seriously, with the ending of these shows, it s is it hyperbole to say it s like the end of a tv era in a sense? it s somewhat the end of an era. both of these tv shows represent the last vestiges of water cooler talk. especially with game of thrones. those tv shows and pop culture moments in which a lot of people are engaging with. i know you say that you re the only person. there are a lot of people like you who haven t seen game of thrones but there are a lot of people who have seen it. in the current media infrastructure where it s so fractured, so few shows that a lot of people are watching. if i may, i am on the outside and i m sad about it, but it s just like i m going to let the run go and i m going to be the lone person in the office in two years saying, hey, winter is ....
To say that person is spying on the organization. again, is it hyperbole? yes. it s not making it up. the reality is that this person was looking to see whether some people involved in the trump campaign were involved in some sort of illegal activity and that the campaign was not made aware of it. you want to take a step back. you say, well, of course an investigator would never let the person the campaigner or the organization know that they were, you know, they had an informant placed. that would ruin the whole idea. we are talking about the president of the united states where there might be some illegal activity or collusion. i disagree. if this were hillary clinton s campaign and the obama administration suspected something was going on, of course they would tell her. why? they would have suspected she wouldn t want anything to do with it and she would help them try to fer et it out. as opposed to what was done with ....
It was well-received. it was watched by a lot of people, but it was not a record setterment what i think this raises is that kind of question we come back to with president trump. when he kpexaggerates and goes o far, is it hyperbole or lying? depends what you believe about the president in general. if he does this with little things like, okay, this is, you know, not really it s a lot of numbers, a lot tuned in, but not the most watched ever, what s it mean about the stuff that really, really matters? well, i mean, he s said himself in his books that, you know, it s okay to exaggerate a little bit to play around with the truth if it benefits your business, and it just helps you get more attention. now, actually, he beat himself even last year when he gave his speech, it s not a state of the union, but he even had more v w viewers then. than he did for this one. now, granted, there were records, especially looking at cable, fox news had a lot of ....
The military, on college campuses, in academia. what donald trump presented to us is a case of what goes on when someone feels they have power over another individual and can take advantage of them. he was bragging about that on that 2005 tape. the point just now from a.j. del gado from his campaign, a surrogate for him, is it was just bragging. you know, what they call locker room talk but hyperbole, said she. i don t think we can call it hyperbole when he was graphic about how he could grab women in their private parts and how he delighted in kissing women just because he was a celebrity and could do it. you know, that s the conduct of someone who is a serial predator. women for the most part don t come forward because they feel ....