And I want to start this show by stating something that I don't take lightly.

And that is that I am calling for people to be fired for clearly not doing their job the right way.

I am held to a higher level of bare minimum requirements as I do this show.

Then apparently we are holding people whose job it is to protect American citizens from terrorist attacks.

I am held to a higher standard in jobs that I had when I was 16 years old and would have been fired from those jobs when I was 16 year old for not doing basic things, for example, like locking the door to the store after I ended the shift working when I was 16 years old.

Then we are holding those accountable whose entire job it is to keep and protect us from terrorist attacks.

Now, I said a moment ago that I'm going to start, and I don't think it's fair.

Many times in life, people, when they don't like someone, they want them fired.

They don't like a person, so they try to get them fired.

That's not what I'm calling for on this show.

What I am saying is, when you come out and you are the FBI,

and you are the first person that the United States of America sees,

and in fact, you are also the first person that is heard from if you are a terrorist anywhere in the world.

And you come out and you say to the world that what we just witnessed in New Orleans is, in fact, not a terrorist attack.

You deserve to be fired from your job.

Because you are not a serious person.

You are not someone that should be in charge.

What is the most shocking part of everything that happened in New Orleans is the fact that when the FBI went in front of a microphone, they told the American people and the terrorists that what we just witnessed was, in fact, not a terrorist attack.

I am going to play this for you.

I want to be clear, I don't even remember this woman's name.

I don't care.

What I do know is this woman should be fired,

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