how come randy choate didn't get that when he came into the game?hter] one guy has his own theme music and video. everybody should get it. this all started with rick vaughn. len: "wild thing." up i dave mckay. by dave mckay. jim: great command. len: flared. matt holliday will catch it. jim: what he did break by the big fellow. rizzo,ight for anthony but that was a big one. he drove in two very important insurance runs. i think you have to make him a part of your three-star selection. chris rusin i think will be number one. len: splitter a little low. jim: matt garza pitched tonight for the rangers. len: yeah, interesting outing. the kind of gave it up early. but they swung around and now has a lead, 7-4 in the eighth. homers.two early tampa bay and the dodgers, that is one of the marquee matchups this weekend and the rays lead story-zero at the top of the fourth in the series opener. lead 3-0 at the top of the fourth in the series opener. swing and a miss. dejesus gone and so are the cubs for the night. the team leading 3-0. ♪ you make my heart sing

even in the courts choate. the success of this kind of endeavor will depend. it is, in fact, not only functioning like a religion but actually is a religion. the establishment of the federal government had to violate the first amendment. that is what worshiping the state does. a much longer argumentum we could have today, so on providing a quick overview. so we can ask that question, is secularism, liberal secularism a kind of religion? that is a strong point, but it is not one that i am the first one to make. if you look at the work among others and most famously error clubland, the 19th century and 20th-century political religions like communism, nazism, we find that one of the most interesting effects of secularization in the west is that the secular state very soon became an object of worship. here i love to bring in a quote by g. k. chesterton. once abolished god and the government becomes the god. people do not believe in something beyond the world. there will worship the world. above all there will worship the strongest thing in the world. now, the stro

and so one of those conversations that i think about a lot, is we talk about the three-d world bus choate as a sew -- but choose as a society to i think underinvest dramatically in two of the three things we say are essential to our national security. where does that discussion take place? it's going to get even more difficult as resources are greatly constrained. the same time, who plays what role? who is best suited to play the role that the governments asked to play, whether that's this agency, combination of agencies or combination of private and public roles. i think the think tanks do that -- the natural space for that to occur, but again, it is sort of only just between a band of debate. >> i'm actually kind of optimistic that things are changing right now, and i'll use the navy as an example. admiral richardson is now the chief of naval reactors. when he was the commander of submarine forces he began tang, and he brought together 15 or 20 junior officers to develop the next generation of a submarine's bridge, and they created a completely new concept of how to rub a submarine, and