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... been some 200 arrests around the region, we are making them faster than we are arresting them. GWEN IFILL: Professor Winters, I guess I'll just ask that question: Are we making them faster than we are arresting them? JEFFREY WINTERS: Well, that raises the question of what role the ...
... and one has to watch very carefully Hezbollah now, because Lebanon has always been a surrogate in these Israeli Syrian confrontations. MARGARET WARNER: Let me just ask you to follow up on that: Do you think, Syria went to the U. N., but do you think we will see Syria ...
... for a few minutes, a couple of minutes, California. You heard what Mark said, Bill. What would you add or subtract from that? Let me just ask you. Do you think McClintock is going to get out and let Schwarzenegger have it alone against Bustamante? I think that's the ...
... bled into the countryside. We had maybe ten, twelve thousand surrendered out of a much bigger universe. JIM LEHRER: But you do understand why people ask questions that are like I just asked you, do you not? DONALD RUMSFELD: Sure, we've got 24 hour news. People are impatient. JIM ...
MARGARET WARNER: But let me just ask you about one other thing that happened today. The reports from the region-- and I know you've been talking to folks back there-- was that Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian Authority prime minister, said his efforts to control the militants were off, he ...
... sanctions which were aimed directly at the people of Iraq for 12 years. That's the past. That's the past. GWEN IFILL: Let me just ask you exactly what should they have done in order to prevent that? FEISAL ISTRABADI: One of the things that they should not have ...
... convinced of this. I think ultimately, you are what you are, and he needs to change internally as well as externally. MARGARET WARNER: Let me just ask another question, Mr. Mack, about the U.N. sanctions. If the U.N. already suspended them four years ago, first of all, what ...
... to actually accomplish something. This debate has been going on for a long time, and we have not even come close to solving this problem. Just ask any American family. So what we're doing is something that I know can be done, I know we can pay for, it ...
... money, that's right. And the adults, as Justice Kennedy and Justice Breyer suggested in their separate opinions, won't be burdened because they can just ask for these filters to be turned off. The interesting thing is that's not really in the law, but Justices Kennedy and Breyer ...
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