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. >> did either of us say anything that would remotely keck to you? >> it -- yes. you mentioned how we should worry about the taxes-- the change. don't go combo further debt. but i just remember a time when we had bill clinton when he came special it was a similar situation -- not the exact same. but it was similar. we gave him four years, people were a little bit happy and four more years, everything was good. then we had bush-- >>> can i -- bill clinton after 2 years changed. and he said the error of -- era of big government's over. the end of welfare as we know it. the one thing that saddens me about this president is i think he's radical in his beliefs and he has shown no willingness to change. >> you don't take polls. that's what you said about george bush. >> you are right. >> obama does the same thing, he doeses what he thinks is right and he doesn't take a poll-- >>> here's my question. this is serious. $5 trillion -- >> wait a minute. >> sean: let me give you a quote. barack obama, july of 2008, before the election in 2008 actually said that george bush wa

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over to my good friend, steve pearce in faw minutes here, but let me talk about the impact and my keck. i had known about chuck colson for the past 25 or 30 years through many of his books. he's written well over 25 books, he was a speaker around the world, he had a weekly radio show, "break point," talking ability what was going on in the world but through all his books, all his speak, every time he was talk, there was a connection, he cared for people, he loved people. one of my favorite stories i hear over and over again about chuck is that he would travel around the world and travel into the worst of the worst prisons, he would go in and meet with prisoners, often times the warden wouldn't even go into some of these areas in meeting with prisoners, the wardens would be afraid yet chuck colson would go in, unarmed, without guards, meet with the prisoners, talk with them, touch them, hug them and interact with them and let them know he was going to continue to be thinking about them, praying for them, thinking about them and he would be back. that made a huge impact on my life. readi