private schools, out of public schools, out of charter schools and sending them back into the worst-performing schools around. bad job, mr. president. america has been a godly country from day one, from day one, quite literally. america and god. in god, we trust. one nation under god. so how are we faring with respect to prayer? during the recent government shutdown catholic priests were ordered not to say mass and not to serve communion to our military soldiers. they were ordered not to. by this administration. that is correct. that is absolutely correct. and christian organizations today are listed as terrorist organizations by this

administration's military minions. and today in louisiana sabe yen parish is turned gun, the justice department is teaming with a buddhist family who moved into louisiana. they found that there was too much prayer in the public schools of sabian parrish. we know there is not a whole lot of public prayers in schools. so apparently there were a couple of moments of prayer down in louisiana and so this family now joined by the justice department, they're having problems with that little bit of prayer. there are some rules that dictate behavior when you are in someone else's home.

if i went into your house today just walked in and sat down and sat on your sofa, picked up the remote and started flipping through the channels or turned on your television set when it was off, that would be a violation of the rules. if i walk into your house this afternoon, walked into your kitchen, opened up your refrigerator started rummaging around to see what i felt like munching on in your refrigerator in your house, that would be a violation. i would have crossed the line. we need to let people know that this house is our house and this house is god's house. and we cannot let people come in and change the rules in our house. [applause]

we want to be welcoming to the buddhist family and to the any muslim family or any -- any -- any family of any religion come and worship in peace. but there are some rules in our house. if you don't want your children to pray in our schools, they don't have to. but they should sit quietly and respectfully while we pray in our house. if you don't like our nativity scenes when you walk down the streets of our house turn your heads. you don't have to look at them. this is our house and these are our nativity scenes. [applause] if you don't like the 10 commandments that we have on display in our courthouses stay out of trouble. stay out of our courthouses. [applause] but respect our house. america is a godly country. and we will practice our

religion here in freedom so back off. go home. mr. president, for failure to protect prayer and godliness in this country. you earned an f. let's look at guns. now, i guess you know where i stand on guns. if you don't elbert guillory.com and you will see d guns. my ancestor's guns sit in my house passed down. there is a cultural violence in our country. and that's an unfortunate thing. there are shootings and that's unfortunate. now, those shootings -- a gun

is an inanimate object. there's a lot of potential but it is an inanimate object. you set it down and you can come back six weeks later, the gun's going to be right there. it's not going to explode. a gun is just a tool. now, unfortunately, there are shootings there have been shootings and people have used the tool called gun. but our president has used those opportunties each of those shootings as an opportunity to attempt to limit legitimate gun ownership to attempt to limb the number of bullets you can put in your gun, the types of guns you can ave if there was a shooting in mouseville, montana of a mouse he would use that shooting to

attempt that shooting to limit our gun ownership. we have to do something better than that. now, we -- one of the things that we have to make everyone realize is that guns don't have anything to do with the culture of killing in our country. if you take a 3-year-old child and you put him in front of a television set. the set is blaring violent video games and you let this child play violent video games day after day, month after month, year after year, what you will have in 10 years is a 13-year-old who has been completely programmed in a certain way. if there's conflict, he's been programmed to shoot it. if there's some discomfort in his life, he's been programmed to shoot it. and so you have a group, a large group of teenager who is have been programmed to shoot

to kill. now you can take all the guns away this morning but that kill willing continue this evening. it will continue with knives, with sticks, with stones, with bricks, planks, with any tools -- any tool that can be picked up and used. it is the culture of killing that is the problem. guns don't have a thing to do with it. [applause] for failing to protect our second amendment rights, mr. president, you have earned an f. we as americans are guaranteed life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. before you could have liberty and before you can pursue happiness you must have life. our nation is participating in the slaughter of babies.

st year 1.3 million babies lost their lives, had their lives taken from them in their mother's wombs. this nation has participated in that level of genocide of whatever it is that you want to call it, murder, slaughter of our own people. the president of syria had some -- some weapons of mass destruction and they thought he must use some gas on his own people. and so the president rushed once again. we better do something about this gas that he might put on his people and kill his people while he supports the killing babies. erican baby -- and so mr. president while failing to protect life in america, you've earned an f.

[applause] >> let's talk for a minute bout fiscal soundness. the sound of a dollar bill. you young folk have probably not heard that. but when i was a boy it was a big expression. it was a statement about the -- a stame of confidence in the american economy, a statement of confidence, solidness of strength of the american dollar. the sound of a dollar bill if you went to buy a truck, the salesman would open the door and slam it. listen to that. listen to that close. that's the sound of a dollar bill. you can trust this truck. you combine this truck. that's how pervasive that phrase was in our national

lexicon. you don't hear it anymore because the dollar bill is no . nger sound as difficult that could wrap the human behind around something that large -- there are economist who is say we will never be able to pay off that debt. whether we can or can't is not that very important at this moment. whether we address the problem properly is important. [applause] wherever you go is to cut down and pay down the debt. those are the only two rational responses to a $17 trillion debt. what is an irrationale response

s, oh, it's only $17 trillion. let's raise it $17 trillion more and drive our nation deeper and deeper into the hysical crisis that we are in. giving or children and our grandchildren and our great grandchildren with an credible hole to dig -- to big to dig themselves out of. mr. president, for places future generations of americans in danger, you have earned another f. [applause] now, i can see it on your faces, a lot of you saying elbert guillory you just chose a bunch of subjects where you knew our president was going to get an f. you just came in here to beat

up on a real good man. . saw that on somebody's face [laughter] well, i'm a fair and balanced kind of guy. so i look at some topics where he would receive better grades than f's. and here's one. lying. [laughter] the lies of benghazi, the lies of the i.r.s. the lies of military death benefits and you've got an a for that. let me give you something better than that. i know you remember this one. you may keep your health plan, period. a-plus for that one, mr. president. surely there are some other topics where he's excelled and i certainly did search out one. , an a. and vacations a, mr. president. now, you're going to have to work with me on this one.

want you to take a look at old photographs and old video of the present president and if you see them and you look at him walk this is what you see. ow, if you look today at him walking, watch when he gets off the helicopter. he's walking up to the helicopter. and this is what you'll see. a walk right out of the ghetto of chicago. he never lived -- probably never visited but he is

massacre -- masquerading at something that he's not. it would be funny but it goes much deeper than just his walk. he's masquerading as a constitutionalist at the very moment that he's sending his thugs into the newsrooms of our ca to make sure that free press rights are slanted in the direction that he wants them slanted, an unprecedented attack on the free press of our nation. foreign policy. he has implemented a foreign policy that makes us unsafe at home and abroad. our interest overseas, our bodies overseas when we travel are at risk because of his foreign policy. he's pretending that he's interested in american people. no jobs for american workers.

no education for american children. i told you about those thugs in brooks brother suits forcing people to buy a commercial product for the first time in this history of this nation, we are supposed to go out and buy some health insurance. the first time the government reaches into our pockets and says you've got to go buy a private product. mr. president, for your masquerade for your bad walk, i give you an f. [applause] >> i have another one, how about getting along well with others. every teacher wants students to get along well. we have a student whose ego is so great that he places his ego above the interest of all americans.

so get along well with others, mr. president, an f. let's take a look at one more topic and that's immigration. now, i'm from the country and we tend to simplify things. we see things that some people see as big and complex. we see them as small and simp. if we have a family of eight and we have one thin chicken for supper and we're cooking that one chicken, that is not the night that we go down the street and invite the johnson family and the robinson family to come to dinner because we don't have enough to share. the president is attempting to 46 million ion -- new americans in our school systems. now, these 46 million are not

educated or they are poorly educated and they are poor. so they will come because they fit the mold of the democrats who can be kept on the plantation with a few handouts, a few free housing or some food stamps. so they're brought. they're being brought. he intends to bring them and they're going to impact our schools which are already fully performing. they're going to impact on our hospitals which are already overcrowding. they're going to impact on our jobs and we've already talked about the fact that we don't have jobs for americans here today. so why would you bring 46 million new people to share what we do not have in the beginning? >> our social security system is fragile.

they're already talking about cutting back on the benefits that people have earned, people who have worked and put their money -- what the government took and put their money into the social security system. when you add 46 million new people to that social security system which is already fragile, you have a disaster happening. lp, for your plan to keep -- mr. president, for your plan to keep your party in power in america, you've earned another f. when a student has earned that many f's, a good teacher would put that child in timeout. and that is what we need to do. we need to put this president and people who work with him and his party and people who

think like him into time-out. let me tell you about my cousin. klovis. cousin named she's from the mother country, from louisiana where all of the fought knows and hillarys come from. he went to mardi gras one year in new orleans and he met a new creole and moved her . ad like that one day she went shopping. it was a saturday afternoon and klovis was sitting at home in the kitchen. he had a bowl of fresh oysters right in the front of them. he was picking them out one at a time. he would pull it and inspect it and look at it.

and he would put it down and pick up another one. and he did that with several oysters and so klovis. his wife didn't know what was happening. her hand on his head. she said what are you doing those oysters? my cousin told me that if i use these it would increase my performance but i can't figure ut how to put them on. klovis was clueless. and that's what this administration is, absolutely lueless.

he does not understand how to manage a country because they've never had to manage anything. professional politicians, they don't know how to manage our nation. i'm not sure that they were steeped in the traditions of america. i don't know. i don't know what happened in the households where they were raised. i don't know where they were raised. but i do know that there's a disconnect and a cluelessness between the people who are running this country today and those of us who love america and live in america. my brothers and sisters, we've come to a point that all nations reach where we can either go up, back up to the top where great nations dwell or we can go down into the valley and be washed away.

-- as many former nations have been. ancient greece, ancient rome, portugal. go through the long list of formerly great nations. when they reached a point where they had to make hard decisions and either go back up to the top of the mountain or go down into the valley they went into the valley. they made the wrong decisions. and that's where we are. that's where we are today. in order for us to get out of this problem, i respectfully suggest to you that there are three things that we need to do. the first is unity. we must be unified. we cannot afford to have our mily torn apart, tea party republicans over here. neo con republicans over here.

log cabin republicans over there. we must all work together. and in rooms like this, we air out our differences. we air it out. but when we walk through the door we have to be one family. in here we're the fingers. but in there, we are the fist of unity. e must remain unified. >> and the second thing that we must have is work. i was telling you about -- about my cousin klovis. they celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary. they went back to the same hoe nell new orleans where they spent their honeymoon. and they drank some champagne

and having a romantic interlude. and she said to him, klovis, you remember what we did 30 years ago when we got married. man, we're going the do that tonight. she said, yeah, yeah. first, you put your arm around me and you hugged me real tight. and so he did. he put his arms around him and gave him a good squeeze. then you pucker your lips and you kiss me right on the mouth. that's the way we talk in cajun land. so he did. he puckered up and gave her a fantastic kiss. and then you remember you bite me right here on my neck. he jumped up and started running. he said where are you going? come back here. he said i'm going to the athroom to get my teeth. as we not ready to work

must be. we must work. unity is important but we must roll up our sleeves and work. we must work. we must get those out and watch those other people to make sure they are not stealing elections as they have done so many times. we have o work my brothers and sisters. if you look around, if each of us brought in five new people, we're an army right now. we can just increase their army but we have to do it. it takes the work of each other us to excite people, to educate people, to let them know, let them understand why they should become active. so please don't leave your teeth at home. roll up your sleeves and get to work.

the final thing that we must do is to expand our party. we must define ourselves ecause others are defining us. and there are definitions of her are unkind. we have to let people know who we are and what we are. we have to walk to walk and not just talk to talk. there are -- let me give you a couple of examples. there are a lot of teen mothers who don't know how to be mothers. who better to teach them than ? publican mothers [applause] there are a lot of young men who don't know how to be daddies, don't know how to be fathers. who better to teach them how to be a man, how to be a father, how to be a daddy than republican men? we need to walk the walk. go and teach them. let them see us.

let them understand this. let them know that we care. we have to let them know that republicans are the party of freedom. republicans are the party of free press. republicans are the party of small government. we are the party of equal rights. we are the party of fiscal responsibility. we are the party of energy and jobs. we are the party of education. we are the warriors. we are the protectors of the american dream of the american value of america. god bless you and god bless our ome. [applause] thank you. thank you. [applause] >> we've got two microphones. one there and one there. >> it's all yours. >> all right. we've got time for two questions. we'll take yours. >> ok. >> you're first and then,

ma'am, you go second. >> ok. l.p.r. class of 2014. the ask you considering cornucopia of a cren sus we -- census we have seen from this administration, you think we hould see or will we see civil disobedience? will louisiana say we're going to continue to pray? we're going to continue to give out the vouchers? do you think it's time for civil disobedience along those lines? >> i absolutely believe it is. and i believe it's all time for our new federalism for our states so to show that they can still flex their americans, american who is will do what is problem. in louisiana we're going to continue to pray. we are going to continue our sponsor program and le have to send federal marshalls and

federal troops and marines and he will be met by whatever force he sends, he will be met by force because we are tired of washington, d.c. and what it's doing. [applause] >> your presentation today explains exactly why your video -- your youtube video went viral because you speak, your y is so powerful that you attract other people to your y. i'm melanie sterm and i'm from aspen, colorado and i'm an l.p.r. wannabe. such a delight to be among conservatives. it rare thing for me. i know. i know. and i'm jewish.

and a woman. my question for you, i loved -- people in this room are desperate to make a difference in this coming election. and i want you to turn your persuasive powers to addressing this conundrum and in so doing help us. this is the conundrum. in the last election, the exit polls showed that rom knee beat obama on all of the exit poll questions including leadership and policy preferences. but he lost on the one, cares about people like me. and he lost 81-19 which means that a lot of republicans actually think that obamacare is more than romney about them. and yet i'm sure there isn't a single person in this room who wakes up in the morning not believing that our policies and ur values and our principals -- principles are best especially for those most vulnerable. how can we do a better job of conveying that people as we look it play a role in the political dis