organizers like barack obama helpfully supplied to them mobilize against the establishment the haves versus the have notes. bill: what s wrong with poor people and people not getting what they think they should get, all right, for whatever reason organizing and having a voice? what s wrong with that? remember, this is the very essence of socialism. the tactics of saul alinsky and barack obama are geared toward wealth redistribution. all in service of that goal rather than in the free market goal. bill: alinsky didn t respect private property. remember, this is what occupy wall street is all about. this is the same revolution. bill: obama not embraced occupy wall street. sure he has. of course he has made a couple comments supportive. nancy pelosi have all embraced it. alinsky didn t believe in socialism. he would not define himself. bill: you can say he wasn t a communist or socialist. he was not. bill: when you say i don t
sebelius. she says we are going to give that allowance. issue is freedom of religion. the employer does have a right to freedom of expression as we found out in supreme court decisions. it s a lesser right than the employees have. the employees are not forced to get that birth control. it s offered to them. bill: telling the catholic church if you have to buy insurance, you are mandated to buy it? that s an issue. bill: you have to buy it? that s another issue. bill: and the insurance you have to buy goes against your theological teaching. come on. there are two problems from the catholic church perspective. have you identified both. but the other problem is that, wait a second, title 7 of has said look it s sex discrimination for you not to provide. bill: it s a private concern. bill, but the problem is it s not just prevention it s the morning after pill and sterilization. bill: the supreme court will side. it always does. g.p.s. slapped down a dope
yeah. bill, you are known once in a while overstate things. bill: i will accept that. by the way, i tell you one thing? first time i have seen somebody in our network who has been nice enough to give obama that he has not now bill: he is not. i give you credit for that. bill: is he a committed idealogue. and who disguised himself as a populist last time around. because, look, the facts are the facts. the debt, you know, expand of 16 trillion pretty soon is the nation s biggest problem and he just won t grapple with it. he just won t. you argue i mean, i would argue long discussion not only debt matters. bill: you don t think that 16 trillion in debt matters. not at all. what happened to you today is you woke up this morning. what is it about the debt or any american that has affected your life today? forget the talk about your children and your grandchildren. today what was it? was there inflation, no? bill: it doesn t effect me
fourth count is he allegedly lied to a group of people that oversee what cia agents can write about after they have been. bill: lied to them about what? about saying well i m going to put waterboardinging in this book but it s going to be fictionalized because it s not really real. bill: he didn t do that. the problem is this information got into the hands of high value detainees at guantanamo bay. bill: by defense attorneys. provided by the journalists to the defense attorneys. bill: could the journalists be charged with a crime? they have been cleared, in fact, and will not be facing charges. bill: broke journalistic ethics we should know who they are so we can put their faces on. the problem with the journalist ethics as you know once a journalist gets from a good source, this was a good source. this was a reliable source, they can it s up to the paper or the publication to run with it or not run with it. bill: it s up to me. fill find out who they re they are
addictive in the extreme, on othe legal marketplace, okay? obviously kids can t buy it but kids are getting it because drug addicts can buy it and they use some, sell some. and you say? i say what do you want to do? lock everybody up? making the stuff more illegal, increasing the penalties doesn t make it better. you said 67 million people have tried it. the government says last month fewer than 600,000 used it. fewer than 10%. most are not addicted. kids try stuff. but your campaign to call this an epidemic. there was the crack epidemic, the methamphetamine epidemic. bill: all those are true. the destruction to the society is look,. there is more destruction when it s illegal because then more people get killed because you have gangs. bill: article in the new york times on sunday about brazil and crack. and in brazil crack s illegal but the police don t enforce it and in total parts of big cities have been taken over, i mean taken over by crack