to account for what he did that night where was he at months before when the NB a consulate had been previously attack and

could not do what he did last November he said he was at the airport he was the president he said he wasn't above the law and

at winning this thing he's got the organization on the ground right now he's in all fifty states he's got die young folks gravitated towards him he's got African Americans taking

delivering and he is my kind of leader a pragmatic progressive he

he said to sixty minutes and the guard forces illiquid and not trained in they could not protect the consulate in he told people in

he let on internet free when that actually came out that he was one of the original co sponsors of the audit that that bell there's

I think last November on illegal immigration he said he was not the emperor he was the president and he still there

well that was that that the whole that was the the subsidy question you do you don't feel what he did was constitutional because he basically said he's

that with this court this statement the president made and when he made it was made in the context of an interview where he was bragging

liberty fiscal conservatives he really has the full spectrum of conservative issues and that he's that

said that he was the president not the emperor that he wasn't above the law and then he went out and change the law by by

it was getting an education he came here and learned English and got an education he went on and got a job he started small climb

FBI and Germany interviews every survivor of the attack at the consulate not one of them mentioned a protest they

of the around three and what an extraordinary leader Ralph reed he is tenacious I'm pretty sure he never sleeps and

the system that he also said that the militia group that the state department is counting on to defend the consulate in case of an attack was infested without Keita so

was caught and and he looked at me he looked me in the I think out of every other Republican and he was angry he