Sentences with phrase «nuclear codes»
This can be compared to the way nuclear codes work — a launch can happen only when everyone with the secret code enters it accurately.
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In Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon 3, players will embody Captain Scott Mitchell as he commands the Ghosts and Special Forces allies equipped with the IWS in the quest to save the president of the United States, recover stolen nuclear codes and eliminate a vicious band of renegade soldiers hell - bent on unleashing catastrophe.
Tinder is enjoying a renaissance thanks, perhaps, to the increasing chance of us being blown into the sky by a tangerine manbaby with nuclear codes.
Among the mission requirements are stationing military officers near the president who have access to nuclear codes.
«The earth revolves around the sun,» for instance, or more commonly something like, «Donald Trump can't be trusted with the nuclear codes!»
How can you hand the nuclear codes to someone who as «serts there are invisible friends in the same room as you both.
I wasn't a political leader with access to nuclear codes.
Strains of «Oh I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside» were fading as he bounded onto the stage, brave enough to compare himself to Obama (though never quite to compare himself to Nick Clegg, leadership-wise)- «When Obama became president, he was given the nuclear codes.
Because when you have the nuclear codes at your fingertips and the military in your command, you can't make snap decisions.
And he said receiving the nuclear codes was a sobering experience and «very, very scary.»
Never said she'd trust his fingers on the nuclear code.»
One anti-Boris MP said: «Our members are worried that Boris will end up with the nuclear codes one day.»
The moron has the nuclear codes.
The very real possibility that the president and holder of the nuclear codes is actually unstable was addressed by Jost's carefully worded description of «mental things that might be happening» (cue clip of Trump wandering off - topic during speech), to Jost's set up, «Now I'm no doctor» (cue picture of Trump's «Dr. Muppet» physician), and then the punchline, «But then again, neither is this guy.»
The President does hold the nuclear codes.