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bill clinton started it and jimmy carter and janet reno and anand and andrew como. they come up with creative ways to make it something of value by creating mortgage backed securities this they sen sell to an unsuspecting bunch of dupes down the line. the whole thing blew up and that is where we are. wall street had nothing to do with it. they are a convenient enemy. obama likes to talk about wall street tricked people into coming in and getting these -- wall street didn't trick anybody. they were told. they were ordered by the government to make the loans in fairness, stop redlining against minorities and so forth. it was liberalism on parade. liberalism has given us every problem that we are facing in this country today. without exception. whether liberals are dumb and stupid and ill educated or whether this is purple, too late now to draw the distinction. it is happening and they are doubling down on it. three years and every policy to create jobs hasn't worked. there are 2.5 million fewer jobs in america than they were immackulated. immostly the universe has shr

anothernal, another way of saying to his base that he is going to go after pnned papaenen pairenthoooo anandthood 97% of the services that planned parenthood provides are services to poor women or services for cancer screening or services for breast cancer screening. there is a whole list of things that they provide for women that don't have access? >> >>. christine, what's your reaction to what romney said to the trail today? >> deep disappointment. they have gone from dog whist les to somehowing it that they are going to up and downer to the -- to pander to the. the poor women who need those cancer screenings literally in order to survive, and that won't be happening if romney is elected. second, romney has come so far down a dark path from the man who used to campaign for planned parenthood because he said he had a relative who had died of a botched abortion and he understood the need to be pro-choice. i will just simply quote dick scaif, conservative republican who said a year ago when the republicans started and declared this war on women's health he said on planned parenthood republica

changing, and so if we haven't been consistent with a flexibility program or a strengthening program, anand we'reot dng it on regular basis,ent it's highly likely that somhing has changed over the years and/or over the months. and when you go to do an exercise or an activity suddenly, you know, you might find out the hard way that something has happened, and usually that's through pain. before you just wake up saturday morning and say, "boy, i'm not fit. i'm gonna start exercising," you know, you want to see your doctor, especially if you're middle-aged or beyond. make sure your heart and lungs are in good condition. maybe see a physical therapist or a personal trainer to be put on an appropriate training program, both in terms of stretching, flexibility, aerobic and weight-lifting capacities. those who are in good physical shape still need to be careful to avoid doing too much of a good thing. mirich: the problem that we run into is where, again, if 30 mites is good or jogging three miles is good, well, running a 10k race is even better. what happens is with that increased time and intensi

anand a question for readers wa, what can come out on the other in? can we get a better america, a more humane america, a better democracy? or is this, will this terribly everything that we hold near and dear, and we will be stuck, you know, destroyed a nihilistic age. so the stakes are very high in nietzsche and i think most of his readers understood that. and just how they came to terms with it, how they came to terms with their america is the subject of the book and the reason why it's the subject of the book is because it's a huge part of our intellectual history. and so today the letter writers are just a tiny little sampling of a much larger set of conversation, worried ones, angry ones. on me, today i showed you that there are people who've dedicated their careers to taking nietzsche down. they are important, too, and they are discussed in the book as well. but what hope is to make unmistakable is we want to understand these moral reckonings in 20th century american life. we can't do it without understanding how nietzsche often figured into thi