i have written two books on judaism, and 200 articles. i got an award from the jewish-american press association for my columns on jewish matters, and the first 5 books of the bible in the hebrew better than english and i taught it much of my life. i certainly use the work of scholars, and this is very important. i believe the whole book, this five books, it is the greatest book ever written. certainly the 10 commandments is for humanity. of course it was given to the jews as it were, but it is for humanity. if everybody lived by it as i said that is all you would need. the rest is commentary. we started because we are very worried about what is happening where there is more indoctrination than education. i love the mind, i love books, you are my favorite show. my wife is here, i told you this before. i am not sure you believe me. it is the only tv i watch, booktv. i am crazy about booktv. my wife introduced me to it. i love books. in high school i started reading and collecting books. i had 7000 books, i am crazy about books. i love the

i have written two books on judaism be about 200 articles. i got an award from the american jewish press association for my columns on jewish matters. i know the torah, the first five books of the bible, in the hebrew better than i know it in english, and i've taught it much of my life.h so i don't -- i certainly use the work of scholars to explain to people of every background. that's what i -- this is very important. i believe that the whole book, those five books, the whole hebrew bible, is for everyone in the world. it's the greatest book ever written.ks and, certainly, the ten commandments, it's for humanity. of course it was given to thety. jews as it were, but it's for humanity. if everybody lived by it, as i said, that's all you would need. the rest is commentary. this is it. anyway, prager university we started because we're very worried about what is happening at the universities where there's more indoctrination than there is education. and it saddens me, because i love the mind, i love books. you're my favorite show, i just want y

, she very much identified culturally in her judaism and fulfilled that social justice mission. she also, i think, took to heart very closely what was going on in nuremberg to bring to justice the nazi war criminals she, the first american-born daughter of russian jewish immigrants. >> yeah. and for mary helping out at st. anne's was, it was the right thing to do. she cared about the kids, in some ways it almost became a surrogate family for her. she read to the kids, she made very large charitable donations as a percentage of her salary. she helped the taffe there go on -- the staff there go on to get educations of their own. she just poured her heart into it. she dragged her entire circle of friends in to help out, and it was really meaningful for her. one of my favorite bits came when richard nixon decided that he was going to crack down on his enemies, and he had made the decision that he would sic the irs on a number of people including mary. mary's returns were audited for three years in a row x. in a sign of how badly richard nixon misunderstood his challengers, mary ende

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a very profound lesson taught to us by every major religion on earth whether it is christianity, judaism, islam, buddhism, whatever, and that profound message is that at always always ay love trumps hatred. cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "bernie"] our campaign -- our campaign has now won primaries and caucuses in 19 states because we are doing something very unusual in american politics. we are treating the american people like intelligent human beings. cheers and applause] and we are telling them the , even when the truth is unpleasant. i have always believed that it is far more important to deal with unpleasant truths than just to sweep them under the rug. and let me discuss with you some of the truths that we've got to address as americans. number one, men and women fought and died to help preserve merican democracy. and we oh our vet -- owe our veterans a debt of gratitude that we can never repay. it as is why i regard appalling that today we have a campaign finance system which is corrupt and undermining american democracy. cheers and applause] democracy is not a complicated i

and i am being here -- i would say christianity is what happens when you combine zoroastrianism and judaism. >> host: next call is george in king of prussia, pennsylvania. george, we're listening. >> caller: hello. i have a couple questions regarding how christianity reconciles jesus as god. one point in the gospel jesus says the father knows the time of the final judgment, the final coming, but i don't. and then again -- and i went to church today -- in the gospel today -- [laughter] and several times after the resurrection jesus appears to his disciples and others, but they don't recognize him. i never heard, well, what does he look like, what form does he take. >> guest: yeah. well, that, actually, is very much connected to the first conversation we had. yes, post-resurrection there are certain resurrection narratives in which jesus appears kind of ghostly, you know? the disciples don't recognize him, he changes the way that he looks, suddenly he breaks the bread and suddenly they do recognize him. just as there were an enormous amount of ideas and controversy among the early christians

this is like the basement of anything that judaism would stand for. the army of tomorrow is the group of children today. what is there for you when you become 18? 36% of the boys have to go. 45% of them witnessed the beating and the killing of their fathers. they immediately switch from the helpless father, who could not protect them, to somebody who is more thoughtful. jews who are armed with machine guns and military jeeps victimize these children, and when we allow the children to play this game as part of the therapy, many of the children prefer to play the role of the jew in the game because that is power. ♪ >> under the deep strains of the current intifada, very few israelis went on examining how to make core examples tense happen. she is -- core existence. >> i asked to speak with prime minister netanyahu. i wrote to him five times. and then he doesn't want to speak with me. in the letters i wrote i want you to look me in the eye and to tell me that my son died for a reason. i want you to look at me. he never had the courage to do it. i feel a

so with that political equality it means freedom is protected equally for gulf so that initialed judaism success if you're born to parents or a little richer. so if they did something so monstrous to read to you you love affair vintages. and so to keep in mind at all times. take the example of bill gates. writing a really popular book a few years ago that we give him credit for succeeding but he went to school with computers when nobody else had computers. >> than he got up in the middle of the night and programmed computers and his mother was wondering why he was so hard to wake up in the morning. >> exactly. would we be better off? now. opportunity would be more equal the everybody is on the reserve but a lot of what matters is not the opportunities you have but what you do with those that you have. lot of success and life is turning those that don't look like opportunities into opportunities. susan petersen was the guest on shark tank is she had some little stylish baby moccasins she handed idea but could not turned into a business because she did have money. said she asked her brothe

i will leave it at that. , -- writse religious --ling for extermination, judaism, are held out to be the perfidious enemy of where they call israel emerging as salman rushdie, an object of a state. so it is under this phenomenon anti-semitism, that israel becomes the only state in the world today, and the jewish people, the only people in the world today but other standing targets of genocidal and i semitism. i did not even going to the other manifestations of it, which include populist anti-semitism, those expressions, jews, jews to the ,as, which we heard in berlin and in social media, and so on. that brings me to the second metric. i am referring now to demonological and i semitism. the globalizing indictment in this metric of israel and the jewish people as the embodiment of all evil in the world today. of israel as a racist, imperialist, colonial will -- colonialists, genocidal, apart hide it, not the people and state. the embodiment of the worst evil of the 20th century, and constituting all evil in the 21st century. and so it is, that israel and the jewish people become not on

. >> stephen: they might be more popular than actual judaism. leg and tell me it's raining. okay. >> yeah. >> stephen: i might go you one better and just say don't pee on my leg. >> period. >> stephen: maybe if i'm stung by a jellyfish. but that's the only reason. >> i know it works. >> stephen: you know it works? yes, i do. >> stephen: go ahead, tell the story. what happened? >> you really want that story. >> stephen: i do. we were traveling with all our children and we were swimming or snorkeling and one of the kids got stung by a jellyfish and he's a physician and his wife is a physician and that was the closest solution they had was to remove the venom. >> stephen: who wath in this case? >> she was the docr. he was the patient. >> stephen: really? yes. >> stephen: and how mad are they going to be at you that you just told that story? >> i don't know, probably very angry. >> stephen: you don't have a problem with that because you just tell it like it is. >> i thought of it as you said it and i thought of it and shared it with you. >> stephen:

i do actually write about my judaism what i think gets relevant what i'm writing about. so my mom and i took a trip to berlin, because my dad passed away and he would never let her go there and now he's gone so we went to berlin. and at the time, ben carson was making all these abrupt pulses of holocaust analogies and so i told them about the places i thought he should go to in berlin to really understand what nazi and holocaust analogies were part of. so when it is relevant i bring up being jewish. it turns out you don't have to bring up being jewish to be attacked for being a jew. it actually would be wrong to suggest that it's something new and its ugly new phase of our society because in our experience which is now probably into its fourth decade in washington, people there has always been a small group of people who can only see through the lens of your religion or ethnicity, or gender. one of the things i really love is the people who e-mail me and they address me as ruthie, which first of all really pisses off my mother. second of all, it is always followed by som

. >> so it turns out you actually don't have -- i do actually write about my judaism when i think it's relative to what i'm writing about. my mom and i took a trip to berlin because my dad passed away and he would never let her go there but now he's gone and we went to berlin, you know. at the time, ben carson was talking, making all these really repulsive holocaust analogies. and so i told him about all the places i thought he should go to in berlin to really understand what nazi and holocaust analogies were part of. and so when it's relative, i bring it up. you don't have to be jewish to be attacked for being a jew. it's wrong to suggest it's something new. sort of ugly new phase of our society. because in my experience which is now probably into its fourth decade in washington. people have -- there has always been a small group of people who can only see you through the lens of your religion or ethnicity or gender. one of the things i really love is the people who e-mail me and they address me as ruthie. which first of all really pisss off my mother. it is always followed by somethi

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which are the majority of muslims in this country, and fight against extremism, whether islam or judaismked the question. >> we know where we disagree. is there any capital you would place on annual migration from the middle east? >> that's a separate question. would you place a cap on migration from latin america, mexico, china. the issue is i am not placing caps based on faith or beliefs. >> margaret, there are a lot of people who believe it would be the same. >> i think steven is making a really -- he started off making a reasonable point that we do have to live in a pluralistic society, we have -- western civilization -- the issue isn't what you're debating. the issue is is donald trump using fear as a mechanism in this debate. >> that was my question. he polls well -- steven doesn't have to answer it. he is a policy guy. used to thinking complexly. donald trump it appears for us watching him nine months is not to be thinking about the issues and the nuancing complex ways that steven is defending him. we do see different skill sets that are necessary to be a candidate and be successf

i do actually write about my judaism, when i think it is relevant to what i'm writing about. so my mom and i took a trip to berlin, because my dad passed away and he would never let her go there. and now, he's gone so we went to berlin. and at the time, ben carson was talking, making all of these repulsive holocaust analogies. and so i told them about the places i thought he should go to in berlin, to really understand what nazi and holocaust analogies were part of. so when it is relevant, i bring up being jewish. but it turns out you don't have to be jewish, to be attacked for being a jew. it actually would be wrong to suggest that it's something new and it's ugly, new phase of our society. because in my experience, which is now probably into its fourth decade in washington, people there has always been a small group of people who can only see you through the lens of your religion or ethnicity or gender. one of the things i really love is the people who e-mail me, and they address me as ruthie. which, first of all, really pisses off my mother. and second of all, it is always

we have some interesting things in the training camp, where even the military understanding the a judaism and being for the war, always working on it -- understanding the patriotism and being for the war. this is one of the craziest things i've seen. these are 18,000 soldiers standing on pieces of boards in iowa. the guy is up there in the shape of the statue of liberty. why are you making these guys do this? this is showing their patriotism, by standing in formation, demonstrating that you actually -- you are a loyal american citizen. so these are these kind of crazy demonstrations of patriotism, that even if you are a soldier in uniform, people are asking you to engage. even if you are a woman, you are not off the hook. women are being asked to participate in all sort of ways, knitting is a big one here. people wonder why knitting, why focusing on women knitting? if you think a bit about trench warfare, member when we talked about it? the germans dug nice, dry trenches, the allied side is closer to the water, standing in wet feet. all sorts of nasty things like trenchfoot, gangrene. i c

a very profound lesson taught to us by every major religion on earth, whether it is christianity, judaism, islam, buddhism, whatever, and that profound message is that at the end of the day, love always trumps hatred. [applause] [chanting "bernie"] sen. sanders: our campaign has now won primaries and caucuses in 19 states because we are doing something very unusual in american politics. we are treating the american people like intelligent human beings. [applause] sen. sanders: and we are telling them the truth, even when the truth is unpleasant. i have always believed that it is far more important to deal with unpleasant truths than to just sweep them under the rug. [applause] sen. sanders: and let me discuss with you some of the truths that we have got to address as americans. number one, men and women fought and died to help preserve american democracy. and we owe our veterans a debt of gratitude that we can never repay. [applause] sen. sanders: and that is why i regard it as appalling that we have a campaign system which is corrupt and undermining american democracy. [applause] sen. sa

veryalso understand us bynd lesson taught to every major religion on earth, whether it is christianity, judaism, islam, buddhism, whatever, and that profound message is that at the end of the day, love always trumps hatred. [applause] [chanting "bernie"] sen. sanders: our campaign has now won primaries and caucuses in 19 states because we are doing something very unusual in american politics. we are treating the american people like intelligent human beings. [applause] sen. sanders: and we are telling them the truth, even when the truth is unpleasant. i have always believed that it is far more important to deal s than toeasant truth just sweep them under the rug. [applause] and let me discuss with you some of the truths that we have got to address as americans. women foughten and and died to help preserve american democracy. our veterans a debt of gratitude that we can never repay. [applause] sen. sanders: and that is why i it as it as a polling -- appalling with we have a campaign system which is corrupt and undermining american democracy. [applause] democracy is not a complicated idea. it mea

. ♪ remember the jewish dentist converted to judaism and then all he did was tell jewish jokes.nd -- this is not the same thing as calling someone a schmuck. >> it might be. >> are you -- >> shares of nordstrom getting slammed this morning. it is the latest retailer. i'm not gonna ever use -- it's your stuff fine. you use it. >> i'm saying de blasio got in trouble for his stuff -- >> totally different. >> mean about that being late that thing? >> i'm just saying -- >> oh i god i wouldn't bring that up. >> i'm just making the observation that people have different sensitivities. >> -- pc. >> i don't know. >> -- to be very worried about the rules. >> i don't "squawk box" not to be a safe place. >> this is the safest of places. >> microaggression on you today. i'm sorry. never again. schmuck, no none of that. it is the latest retailer. post a huge miss on both the top and bottom lines. the higher end department store also warning on sales. and at the same time -- >> holy smokes. 17% in pre market. >> we got to look at -- if we go a little long -- was that -- that might be this week

where jews and judaism are held out to be the perfidious enemy of islam, and we are in their genocidal calls israel as it were emerges as a zalman rushdie among the nations, the object of a state that law. and so it is under this phenomenon of genocidal episode is in -- fatwa -- the issue becomes the only state in the world today, and the jewish people the only people in the world today that are the standing targets of genocidal anti-semitism. i didn't even go into the other manifestations of it, which include populist anti-semitism, those expressions jews come jews to the gas which were in the streets of paris and berlin and the like, while the anti-semitism now in the social media, and so on. which brings me now to the second metric, it is i'm referring here now to deepen a logical anti-semitism and i will move more quickly. the globalizing and type it in this metric additional and the jewish people as the embodiment of all evil in the world today. of israel as a racist, imperialist, colonialist, ethnic cleansing child killing genocidal apartheid nazi people and state. the embodiment

part of the religiouswrits calling for extermination -- jews and judaism, are held out to be the perfidious of islam, and where they call israel emerging as salman rushdie, an object of a state. so it is under this phenomenon of genocidal anti-semitism, that israel becomes the only state in the world today, and the jewish people, the only people in the world today but other standing targets of genocidal and i semitism. i did not even going to the other manifestations of it, which include populist anti-semitism, those expressions, jews, jews to the gas, which we heard in berlin, and in social media, and so on. that brings me to the second metric. i am referring now to demonological and anti-semitism. the globalizing indictment in this metric of israel and the jewish people as the embodiment of all evil in the world today. of israel as a racist, imperialist, colonialists, genocidal, apart hide it, not the people and state. the embodiment of the worst evil of the 20th century, and constituting all evil in the 21st century. and so it is, that israel and the jewish people become not only the onl

it was the founding member for reformed judaism. the congregation is a strong link to the civil rights movement and in the heart of has e rock, benai israel been a beacon. i would like to extend my congratulations and wish continued success for the generations to come. i yield back the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and stepped my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. mr. thompson: madam speaker, i rise in recognition of national mental health month which is being observed during the month of may. according to the national alliance on mental illness, approximately one in five people experience mental illness in any given year. it is responsible for loss earnings of $200 billion each year. mood disorders including depression and bipolar disorder are the third most common cause of hospitalization in unions between the ages of 189 and 44 years ol