“Willing to say, that getting information to his readers was more important than coddling up to government sources — coddling up to military sources.” — David Sirota on Michael Hastings watch video
“The gloves are off, and this is the president that I wanted to see.” —Basil Smikle watch video
Harris Zafar, national spokesperson for Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA, Rick Ungar, Forbes.com contributor, and Michael Hastings, correspondent at large for BuzzFeed, join Current TV’s John Fugelsang to discuss the effects of terrorism on U.S. policies such as the drone program and Guantanamo remaining open. … watch video
“These are not hard ‘scandals’ to do battle with — we’ve seen much worse and we’ve seen presidents come out of them way better.” —Rick Ungar watch video
“This was insane.” —Rick Ungar on the Heritage Foundation’s report watch video
“I think what the New York Post is going to find — it is legally indefensible.” —Rick Ungar watch video
“We live in a hyper partisan world, so any moment of actual goodwill and coming together is gone within hours on Twitter. … So we can’t be shocked by Barney Frank or Steve King. Left or right — it doesn’t [...] watch video
Current TV’s John Fugelsang presides as Scottie Nell Hughes, Rick Ungar and comedian Jim Mendrinos debate the complexities of the tea party’s views on gay marriage. watch video
“The sanctity of the idea that you can’t joke or talk about female genitalia is just part of the silence around female sexuality, and it drives me crazy.” —Julie Klausner watch video
“It is the most insensitive thing I think I may have ever heard of in my life.” —Rick Ungar watch video
David Sirota, Ben Wallace-Wells, Rick Ungar, Turney Duff, Frank Conniff, Jeff Kreisler and Scott Blakeman.
