The "Abu Bakr Bicker Backer Whatever" Edition

Rational Security

The Lawfare Institute

News, Foreignpolicy, Nationalsecurity, Politics, Government, Middleeast

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2015

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Donald Trump reveals that he doesn’t know the names of the heads of the world’s biggest terrorist organizations. Does that disqualify him to be commander-in-chief? Turns out killing Anwar Al-Alawki was an “easy” decision for President Obama. And can the House sue the president over the Iran deal?

Plus, in Object Lessons, how our lives would be different had 9/11 never happened.

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0:00.0	May I have your attention please you can now book your train tickets on Uber and get
0:08.0	10% back in credits to spend on your next Uber ride so you don't have to walk home in the brain again.
0:15.0	Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply Security, the Abu Baker, Baker, whatever edition.
0:33.4	I'm Shane Harris of The Daily Beast,
0:35.9	and we're here without Tamara Coffman,
0:38.5	Wittis.
0:38.9	It's just the boys party, which means
0:41.0	the boys' party, which means, cheers, Cheers. Cheers.
0:43.0	Out comes to Scotch.
0:44.0	Drinking Scotch.
0:45.0	When Tammy's away, the Scotch will play.
0:47.0	I'm here joined this week, filling in for tomorrow, our good friend Wells,
0:51.0	wells Bennet.
0:52.0	Hello Wells.
0:53.0	Welcome back to the podcast.
0:54.0	Thank you for having me.
0:55.0	My Bloomingdale compatriot.
0:58.0	I'm heading home after this,
0:59.0	maybe we can catch a ride with you.
1:00.0	Let's do it.
1:01.0	All right.
1:02.0	And we're also here with Ben Wittis.
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