Developments continue to pour in on the Boston bombing suspects, Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. The latest report is that a judge and attorney interrupted an FBI interview with Dzhokhar at a hospital, reading him his Miranda rights and perhaps costing them valuable intelligence.
Malkin called the revelation "particularly troubling," and noted that it is "extremely telling that you have rank-and-file people leaking about this to the media."
Malkin said overall, the media seems sympathetic to Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, painting him as "some poor innocent teenager who was merely a Holden Caulfield-like figure."
"This is not made up, this is not from The Onion. It's The New York Times likening this guy to 'Catcher in the Rye's' main character!"
Malkin went on to discuss some curious comments on the bombings by Secretary of State John Kerry, along with the reports that Tamerlan was receiving welfare before the attack.
"The bottom line to everyone in the Middle East should be 'If you want to hate us, you can hate us for free!'", says Middle East Expert, Lisa Daftari in response to a discussion of the failed diplomacy by the current administration to obtain peace in the region. Judge Jeanine hosts this report which also included commentary from Terrorism Analyst, Erick Stakelbeck.
Hillary Clinton asked "what difference does it make?" in response to questions about the murder of a US Ambassador in Benghazi. Bill Whittle lets you know what difference it makes for our country. From Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to Secretary of State John Kerry hear what Bill Whittle thinks.
Developments continue to pour in on the Boston bombing suspects, Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. The latest report is that a judge and attorney interrupted an FBI interview with Dzhokhar at a hospital, reading him his Miranda rights and perhaps costing them valuable intelligence.
