only 2% or 3% of them are indoctrinated in rabid, anti-american feuds. that's a lot of people. and then, and this is a really, you know, things get worse and worse, but who do you think runs the education school? the most radical, the most communist, and i use that word advisedly, since both my parents were communists, and the people, institutions in america are the education schools in our universities. the editor of the series of teacher guides at columbia teachers college and its star graduate, now the distinguished professor of early childhood education, that the university of-illinois is william airs, i knew william airs when i was on the left. a more on. -- a moron. guilty as hell, free as a bird, america is a great country. that's a moral defective right there. william airs, with he was elected vice-president of sds, his -- i guess you all it, his inauguration speech was, i haven't read a book in a year. this is a college student. now, i was a marxist at the time, i read a lot of books. you know, there are many other things you can do in life, but if you're a student, an

he was however a rabid stalinist, the fact of which the editors of the "times" back in new york were almost certainly not aware. they trusted durante, an durante repaid their trust with deceit on an epic scale. eventually, knowledge of the famine became so widespread that even durante had to admit it, but in the first article he sent to the "times," that acknowledged the famine, although conceding that soviet soldiers and again, this is his word, might have borrowed, might have borrowed too much food from ukraine, he blamed the ukrainians for not cooperating fully with stalin's objectives. furthermore, he blamed them for faulty agricultural practice, which stalin said is what really led to the famine. it's hard to conceive of the magnitude of this kind of rationalization. ukraine had always been a backward province. -- republic. it had always been a republic in which people farmed for hundreds and hundreds of years, and now, stalin, being parroted by durante, is saying that all of a sudden ukrainians forgot these techniques of agriculture, which were in their very blood streams, and

carper go rabid then as keeping all the health i.t.cars, we will have the record of this retreat and an updated file on i.t. but they will carry their own card. they also have the option of doing it through local health or some other mechanism that we don't know will come to market now, but what it does come instead of putting this large burden in the middle of the healthcare center, it creates in uses technology with which to utilize things that are already proven out there. and so we enabled that. if used correctly the patient's savings on this could be billions and billions of dollars every year. it would also give us better and more timely information. one of the biggest problems we have as physicians to care for multiple patient's to see multiple doctors is getting the information from the other doctor. it will be right there in your card. the legislation would provide a charter for treating member owned, independent health record bank accounts that are operated in a cooperative institution for the medical information wedded here

and see if but for a couple of nuances they can all these sort of offered at maybe as one amendment rabid and aider nine comment maybe one, two or three covers the gambit of what people are suggesting. that is what we are working on right now, and hopefully with this evening, we might even narrow this down to even further than that. but, the one thing i will say, i have found from my colleagues on the republican side, a great deal of support for prevention and wellness. senator burr and i have worked together on this in the past a lot of different things. we may have different approaches on how to do it but i think-- i don't know if all but a lot of us really feel strongly about this. center hatch and i have worked on issues on mama is going back to 1994. when we both entered, will meet both introduced the shea bill. i know of his strong support for wallace activities. so, i think there has been some really pretty good suggestions that i have seen from the other side on this. not all knowledge reside here with one person or one staff grouping, but the process i think it's going to lead is

bill clinton, joe scarborough and the rabid right to gather soda the genius of james madison this is what washington is supposed to be. this is how we are supposed to work and i found out that when the president and congress hated each other it actually works better because all of his garbage projects, struck out of the bills all of our pork barrel projects, he struck out of the bill and is this creating friction that madison and our founding fathers understood would make good. >> host: barack obama is a fortunate man and but if he were more fortunate he would have a republican congress to work with. it would temper him domestically, it would be reasonable and foreign-policy and good things would follow. >> guest: george w. bush would have been a much better present with a democratic congress over eight years bouncing him to as mackey was i would say. the that is a great interview, thanks very much. >> is a book talks about the dalai lama's philosophy and status as an iconic figure throughout the world. this is an hour in 10 minutes. >> when i was told that would be introducing pico

faslula, rabid taliban leader who over time has taken over the police stations. you have al qaeda senior leadership moving freely with some supporting their ability. masoud has been engaged in terrorist attacks, not only against us but the pakistanis. their government is at risk. their people are dying. this bill arrogantly says, listen, if you want -- we want this bill arrogantly says, listen, if you want -- we want