coming on shore? yet, we re presented with a choice. it will come down, at some point we ll look back in history and the world will say how did they miss this? here are the questions and here is a choice. do we believe in a free market or do we believe in government-controlled entities? hard work or handouts? perm responsibilities or bail-outs? individual liberty or controlled liberty? which is it? is america made up of problem-solvers or whiners? haven t we always been the first ones to lead by example and respond with money, food and support when disaster strikes another country? we re always the first in. we are the ones that run into burning buildings not out of them. we re the first to come to the rescue of other companies when they re facing adversity. when the world was facing communism, the united states defeated it. when the world was facing
of course i would, if it was a child i really was in agony. i think any good mother would. that s going to cause some shock most people. i don t know any mother who wouldn t say that if this was there was nothing else that could be done, and it was it s just not true. do you think mothers would agree with you? i think a lot would. maybe not any but a lot. glenn: she d be the first to put a pillow over the face of her baby, if she was suffering. smother a handicap child. then she referred to killing a human baby as getting rid of a couple of cells. who are these people? you don t have to go overseas to find them. we are growing new ones at an alarming rate. peter singer, he is the decamp professor of bioethics at princeton university. he proposed that parents who
plot against cities in europe. vista and mastercard reached a settlement with the justice department after it sued them for allegedly violating anti-frust laws. american express vows to challenge its suit. and today, with new supreme court justice elena kagan s first day on the bench. more of these stories, visit foxnews.com. glenn beck comes back in a moment. but first, bret baier previews, a big preview tonight. the big debate in hartford. i can t wait, bret. bret: all right. we ll take a close look at that connecticut race before the big debate tonight. tea party returns to alaska and the white house tries to fire up democratic voters. special report at 6:00 eastern, from hartford, connecticut tonight. now back to glenn. glenn: i want to show you
things that i think will take your breath away. there is disturbing video in the next ten minutes, please have them leave the room, turn the tv off or pause tivo and watch the segment first. i want to show you interview on bbc of columnist virginia ironside. i want you to hear what she said about handicapped babies. this was yesterday. i think if i were a mother of a suffering child, i would be the first to a deep suffering child, i would be the first to put a pillow over its face, as i would with any suffering thing. the difference is that my feeling of horror, suffering is much greater than my feeling of getting rid of a couple of cells, because suffering can go on for years. i m sorry. that was a pretty horrifying thing. what? to say. that you would put the pillow over