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Liberties and legislators carted off and put in jail and even the congressman having his constitutional liberties violated. all of that was done away with after the war and the nation went back on a path of redeeming a lot of the war debt. we have paid off in the 50 years after the civil war, we paid off half of the civil war debt. >> glenn: i think you guys are going for real, those are really good examples. the one i always hear on lincoln is he got rid of the state rights. but i actually went...

And even the congressman having his constitutional liberties violated. all of that was done away with after the war and the nation went back on a path of redeeming a lot of the war debt. we have paid off in the 50 years after the civil war, we paid off half of the civil war debt. >> glenn: i think you guys are going for real, those are really good examples. the one i always hear on lincoln is he got rid of the state rights. but i actually went down to the civil war museum in the south and asked ...

Liberties and legislators carted off and put in jail and even the congressman having his constitutional liberties violated. all of that was done away with after the war and the nation went back on a path of redeeming a lot of the war debt. we have paid off in the 50 years after the civil war, we paid off half of the civil war debt. >> glenn: i think you guys are going for real, those are really good examples. the one i always hear on lincoln is he got rid of the state rights. but i actually went...

With after the war and the nation went back on a path of redeeming a lot of the war debt we have paid off in the 50 years after the civil war, we paid off half of the civil war debt. >> glenn: i think you guys are going for real, those are really good examples. the one i always hear on lincoln is he got rid of the state rights. but i actually went down to the civil war museum in the south and asked to see a copy of the constitution. they rolled out the real copy. i read it. thats not about the s...

Crime that wasnt a crime at the time it was committed. that thing you did a year ago, were now going to make it criminal but some courts have used that to say not only can you not do that with criminal law, you cant expose somebody to some danger or liability or lawsuit that they werent exposed to at the time because its basically unfair. they didnt have notice at the time. there were other clauses in the constitution that basically say if the government wants to change the law, its got to give ...

Drilling in this country so were going to limit the liability for oil spills. 75 million for the cleanup. seems very low by todays standards. $1 billion for the damages. were in the $20 billion range with exxon valdez so the oil companies knowing that was the limit of liability only bought insurance up to that amount or decided not to buy insurance and be self-insured. now we have this disaster in the gulf coast which will probably cost tens and tens and tens of billions of dollars worth of dama...

This disaster. ill be joining the president for his visit to louisiana. well continue to urge the federal government to work with bp, to deploy more resources to help mitigate the impact of the oil spill. were still waiting to hear back on our request to the u.s. commerce department for a declaration of a commercial fishery failure and the economic development administration for commercial and recreational fishing businesses. this approval would provide financial assistance to individual fisherm...

An apology might not save him this time. he has been suspended indefinitely from msnbc because he filmed a pilot at cnn and apparently neglected to inform his bosses. what do you think jim is that fair? >> i can quote phil griffin his soon to be ex-boss at msnbc who said he was not moral, ethical or professional. >> as has been pointed out cnn presumably if it is going to groom -- im sorry msnbc is going to groom a replace is going to be auditioning people for his role. >> he was job hunting in ...

Wrote it, have the times to read the other parts. >> shepard: how does something like that end up in there? >> we dont know who put that in. thats a very good question. ill get you the answer. this was written by a number of people, no one of whom read everything. as people start to read it, things come out. people in the government are starting to read it and people are asking, what does that mean? is it military or nonmilitary? there was no debate and no history. if you look on the debates on ...

>> sean: the good and welfare clause. now i wonder which one that would be? it should come as no surprise that house democrats had to invent constitutional clauses to justify this unconstitutional legislation. times are changing for the anointed one in several key states that helped him win the white house in 2008. first wisconsin, a state that he won easily in 2008 by 14 points. since then his approval rating has plummeted by 16%. now only 46% of those poll add prove of the job the president is...