The "Barr, Portland, Pompeo, Camera, TV" Edition

Rational Security

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News, Foreignpolicy, Nationalsecurity, Politics, Government, Middleeast

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 July 2020

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Attorney General Bill Barr testifies before Congress—about a lot. State and federal officials negotiate how to remove federal forces from Portland amid continuing protests. And Secretary of State Mike Pompeo faces his own day on the Hill after a blistering report on State Department dysfunction.

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0:00.0	Attention at all passengers. You can now book your train tickets on Uber and get 10% back in Uber credits to spend on your next train journey.
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0:29.0	Okay you guys I've given this a lot of thought and I think that rational security needs a cognitive test. Otherwise, how else do we know we're rational?
0:32.0	Yeah, exactly.
0:34.0	There's really no other way.
0:36.0	So we need to pick five words that we should put in our test.
0:40.0	So like Tammy, just pick five words.
0:42.0	What would your five words be?
0:43.0	Uh, Louis Gomer.
0:47.0	Camera, TV, man.
0:52.0	Okay, Susan, what do you? TV. Yeah.
0:53.0	Okay.
0:54.0	Susan, what do you want five words?
0:56.0	Honestly, I feel like I want to make this joke, but I've gotten to that point in my life where I like,
1:01.0	I call my kids like the other kids name then the dog's name and like
1:06.9	forget what I'm doing midway through so I feel like I'm kind of in a glass house
1:10.8	here like I was impressed five words like that's you know it's not
1:17.7	nothing. Ben do you have an idea for five words that may or may not be easy to
1:22.0	remember? words that may or may not be easy to remember.
1:23.0	Sure.
1:25.0	Um, memo, leak, I and A.
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