Muhammad Saeed al-Sahhaf

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Lynn says, how can anyone watch Nessun postgame worse than Baghdad Bob propaganda? Yeah, I mean, look, it is what it is.

It is what it is.

I mean, you got to save a little bit of face.

Touch it, you need a vaccine.

And what is this here? Baghdad Bob.

Is this the aircraft carrier isn't clean? Oh, by the way, do you remember yesterday when I said that some random guy in my chat was like, they're fishing up baby dolphins and killing them in Ceuta.

I was like, shut the fuck up.

Swear to God, Kevin Hassett, you know the face.

He comes out two, three times a week like Baghdad Bob and just smiles and says, everything's great in America.

Everything's great.

Well, he did it again yesterday.

He was interviewed by Fox's Brett Baier.

And you want to talk about being caught in a bold-faced lie, and this guy is a profound liar, like Bernie Madoff meets Milli Vanilli meets Baghdad Bob kind of liar, okay? And he said, it's on video, that yes, if you have government-run health care, Lines will be longer to get an MRI, for example, and that sucks for you.

And Brett brings that up during the interview and says, you were quoted saying this.

You were on video saying this.

Please tell me at least the oyster bunny is real.

Another one says, these pollsters must be related to Baghdad Bob.

How about Baghdad Bob? Polls you can trust.

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but it comes best when there has been some thought and some iterative experiences on bringing the board in.

If you don't do that, what happens, Mohammed, is the board can begin to lose confidence in management's decisions, which then causes the board to get more fingers in instead of nose in.

There's a time and a place for the board to engage, and often it's not at the beginning.

but it's soon enough to be able to use its own collective judgment, its own wisdom to be added to what management is actually trying to guide them through.

We found within a matter of days that it was a very active information environment.

In fact, there was an opposition spokesperson who was created.

Mohammed al-Sahaf was his name, nicknamed Baghdad Bob.

And he would literally broadcast information right before the time we were scheduled to broadcast.

So this thing in Iran is not done yet.

But it sounds, you know, if you remember, remember the character called Baghdad Bob during the war with Iraq? Baghdad Bob would come on TV there all the time and talk about how the Americans say they're doing this and say they're doing that, but they're not fighting.

We're beating them back on every front.

And then one day, all of a sudden, as Baghdad Bob was giving his interview, American Abram tanks were rolling in the background of the picture.

Anyway, the management at the 99-story Kingdom Center, this is a landmark on Riyadh skyline, ordered office employees to work remotely until further notice because they think there will be additional targets.

on the Iranian capital, and so they've told people to stay away, don't come in.

There's one thing that we've seen, you know, all of the statements coming out of Iran.

You know, back in Iraq, they had Baghdad Bob, if you guys remember.

To me, some of the statements coming out of here are like, you know, we will expel U.S. forces.

If they would or were going to do that, they would have done that eight months ago.

Just like with Baghdad Bob, maybe it's Tehran Tim.

I don't know.

But not surprised to see all the statements coming out.