what's given rise of the christian right to american politics and pose that question and more to susan jacoby it's nice conversations and great lines also are republicans using austerity to sabotage america why does mitt romney hate the american worker and his big oil bought out washington all that and more and tonight's big picture rumble and what does a two thousand and eight article by dick morris have to do with our politics and economy today i'll tell you that tonight's deleted. provides conversations of great minds i'm joined by susan jacoby susan is an author an independent scholar who focuses primarily on american intellectual history susan has received numerous awards grants the guggenheim rockefeller and ford foundations as well as the national endowment for the humanities she started a writing career as a reporter for the washington post and has been a regular contributor for over twenty five years to publicly publications like the new york times magazine newsday the nation and alternate the most recent piece on alter net is entitled the ungodly constitution of the founders ensured

for tonight's conversations in great minds i'm joined by susan jacoby susan is an author an independent scholar who focuses primarily on american intellectual history susan has received numerous awards and grants the guggenheim rockefeller and ford foundations as well as the national endowment for the humanities she started her writing career as a reporter for the washington post and has been a regular contributor for over twenty five years to publicly publications like the new york times magazine newsday the nation and alter net her most recent piece on alter net is entitled the ungodly constitution of the founders ensured america would not be a christian nation she's also the author of many critically acclaimed books including freethinkers history of american secularism and never say die the myth and marketing of the new old age susan joins me now from new york city susan welcome. nice to be talking to. i wish i could see you i wish you could too we've got to get a monitor there in new york thank you both so much for being with us under these circumstances you write a column called th

jacoby jr. is commander of u.s. northern command and admiral am jewel j. locklear byrd is commander of the u.s. pacific command. i can't think of any time, certainly not since i've been here, and i doubt even before that that we've had so many top leaders come before the foreign relations committee at one time, and i thank you all for being here. i want to make clear why the committee is so interested in this testimony and why it is so important. there many people -- there some people -- who raise questions about the treaty. inevitably, as they have about any treaty that we've ever passed. but this treaty, particularly, has two components that those of us who support it believe are important for the country. one is, above all, the economic component, and we will have a hearing shortly with major leaders from american industry. mining industry, oil and gas, communications. others. transportation. who are deeply concerned about the legally of their claims, should they capitalize and spend millions of dollars exploiting resources from the ocean seabed. and th

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something they lack when they don't have jacoby ellsbury around or carl crawford. corpas drops down and misses. down and away, ball 1. >> tim: a better pitch to run on here because of the chance of a pitchout remote. plus you got a guy who can handle the bat. not afraid to hit with two strikes in pedroia. he can afford to take a pitch if he sees podsednik running. >> joe: remember on deck is nava, not david ortiz. he was lifted for defense. dropped down and pedroia swung at a chin-high pitch. one ball, one strike. there's nava. here's the 1-1. way outside from corpas. ball 2. >> tim: just watching castillo move behind the plate, he reminds me of benito santiago when he first came into the league back in 1986 with san diego. similar movements with that long, wiry body. but with that throw to second base, i think that deterred bobby valentine for sending podsednik. >> joe: i was going to say, it got the attention of podsednik, i'm sure. valentine, who was watching aviles cut down for the second out of the inning. 2-1, the count on pedroia. popped up. right side. it w

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do you agree with that, starting with you, general jacoby? >> yes, senator, i agree. >> do you agree? >> yes, sir. at the moment it will not, but in the future it could. >> i agree. >> okay. >> you all agree? >> thank you. >> at the last hearing, here's a guy who is your boss and the joint chiefs is general dempsey. at the last hearing he was asked a question as to whether or not this would have an effect and whether failure to ratify the law of the sea treaty would compromise our ability to project force around the world and his answer that the united states would continue to assert our ability to navigate and our ability to project force and would not be deteriorated if we did not ratify this treaty. so i will ask you whether you agree or disagree with your boss, but i agree with him. when i talk to people in what i call the real world, that's outside of washington, in oklahoma, and i say when you think about a treaty, the seeds are right to allow another entity to tax the united states for the first time or to sue in a court and not in the

gentleman jacoby. >> chairman kerry, senator lugar, distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear today. as commander of u.s. northern command, i'm assigned responsibility for military defense of our continental united states homeland and nearby waters. as commander of north america aerospace defense command, i'm assigned responsibility for maritime and aerospace warning and aerospace control to the governments of the united states and canada. based on my command responsibilities, principally in the arctic, my experience and our changing on rae ining opera environment, there's a compelling reason for the united states for the law of sea convention for the safety and security of our homeland. our military defensive operations are best served by a clear, stable, rules-based cooperative international framework that helps our friends an allies work with us, helping us be the security partner of choice. now, arctic cooperative security is one of the five lines of operated delineated in u.s. northern commands theater campaign plan. u. it would be helpful in

general jacoby, you're closest to me. why don't you take a stab at that. i would be happy, to senator. in my area of operations and my support is generated by the opening of the arctic and it's one of those things that you must be in favor of what's going to happen. for whatever reason human activity is increasing at a fast pace. since 2008, double the number of vessels headed to the bering strait. this summer right now shell oil is bringing two platforms to work in the bohlford sea. inevitably it's followed with security and later with safety and defense concerns and so we have to pace that and make sure that we staya, head of that. >> would that necessarily include to the extent that there are benefits of joining those two things? is there any reason that there would have to be a royalty paid to an international sovereign body? this would be unprecedented and it's the first time that we would as a country be recognizing and be investing an international

jacoby at the u.s. northern command. and at earl samuel jay locklear is commander of the u.s.ific command. i can't think of any time, certainly not since i've been here and i doubt even before that police had so many top military leaders come before the senate foreign relations committee of and time. and i thank you all for being here. i want to make clear why the committee is so interested in this testimony and why it is so important. there are many people and some people who raise questions about the treaty, inevitably as they have any treaty that we've ever passed. but this treaty, particularly has two components that those of us in the country. one is from all the economic components as we will have a hearing shortly with major leaders from american industry, mining industry, oil and gas, communications, others in the transportation who are deeply to their about the legality of their claims should be capitalized and then millions of dollars exploiting resources from the ocean seabed and that is worth enormous competitive advantage to the united states advantage ms word and

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we would have been better off with jacobi and meyers. >> eric: i think david axelrod would look as ain for the president. but there is a way to spin that in his way. he could say you know what? the individual mandate, worth the revenue driver. whatever happens in the national debt is not my fault anymore. then say i still got obamacare passed and i still have the other provisions. >> greg: it's not a real obamacare. >> juan: yeah, but the thing is he can look for alternative funding mechanisms and the law therefore could be saved. obama would have to go back. previously he said he said the individual mandate. supporters would say look for another way to fund it. >> dana: david axelrod draft e-mail inbox, e-mail is ready to go out saying if it's struck down help now. crazy republican court. help obama. >> juan: hey, i got two more. the third possibility next week. the mandate and some other provision also get struck down. what that would leave is you can have the taxes left in place. some of the medicare, medicaid reform provisions. supervision left in place. you get the mandate and o

i talked this morning with general charles jacoby who is the head of north comm based in colorado springs standing of mutual control that allows us to be able to look at using military access more efficiently. this is what they call dual status and allows us to work directly with them. >> final question to you. it seems like the panic went up yesterday evening into today. what is your piece of advice who isn't in mandatory evacuation area but curiously close to the fire? what do you say to them? >> obviously, we want people to be careful. a lot of people are staying with their friends. in the west and especially colorado, people do come together. it's been amazingly little finger pointing. we still got 40 state parks that are beautiful and open. 23 million acres of public land. the fair has affected less than a percent of what our public lands are. let's not let the fire beat us. we're going to be safe and beat this fire. the firefighters, two things you always know. the fires always start small. you want to get it as soon as you can and fires always go out. it's going to take some work.

general jacoby, you're closest to me, why don't you take a stab at that. >> i'd be happy to, senator.my area of operations, my concern about the law of the sea treaty, my support is generated by the opening of the arctic. for whatever reason, human activity is increasing at a fast pace. since 2008 double the number of vessels heading through the bering strait. this summer right now shell oil's bringing two platforms to work in the beaufort sea, and this is increasing economic activity inevitably followed with security and perhaps later safety and defense concerns. and so we have to pace that and make sure that we stay ahead of that. >> would that necessarily include then, i mean, to the extent that there are some benefits of joining those two things, is there any reason why it would have to include a royalty paid to an international sovereign body? which i assume you would agree, by the way, this would be unprecedented, really the first time as a country we would be recognizing, be vesting an international body with real incidence of sovereign authority. >> senator, i'm going to stick