ezekiel emanuel. i can't tell you how much i feel we are taking on some of the most powerful organizations and powerful people on planet earth. dear god, please listen to this. ezekiel emanuel, he is only one out of the three people that we have found that are currently at the white house who believe in this kind of thinking. listen carefully. he just wrote this in january of this year. quote, "when implemented, the complete lives system produces a priority curve on which individuals age between roughly 15 and 40 years get the most substantial chance, whereas the youngest and oldest people get chances that are attenuated. the complete lives system justifies preference to the younger people because of the priority of the worst-off rather than instrumental value." but even more disturbing is this chart. ezekiel added it into his article of january of last year. you will see the probability going up is the problem probability of intervention, getting some sort of medical treatment. you will see if you're

ezekiel emanuel, a health advisor. he said this in january of this year. quote, when implemented, the complete lives system produces a priority curve on which individuals aged between roughly 15 and 40 years get the most chance, whereas the youngest and oldest people get chances that are aten ewated. the science czar, john holdren says, quote, the fetus, given the opportunity to develop properly before birth and given the essentially -- given the essential early socializing experiences and sufficient nourishing food during the cue shall early years after birth will develop into a human being." he also, this czar, wrote about putting sterilants in drinking water for population control. one of the leaders in this type of thought is a friend of the regulatory czar, cass sunstein. cass sunstein, the regulatory czar is the guy who will take the big bill and make regulations to point us in the right direction. one of his good friends is princeton professor peter singer. in last july in "the new york times", peter singer wrote "why we must ration healthcare ." he

ezekiel emanuel, you know, rahm's brother. no nepotism there. he is also healthcare advisor to the president. robert gibbs was asked about the good doc and how much pull he has with the president. here it is. >> do you know if the president has ever consulted on healthcare with rahm's brother e zeke yeel -- ezekiel emanuel? >> i think zeke has talked to certainly staff and others about healthcare. i have not been in every healthcare meeting the president has been in. glenn: oh, i really don't know. here is why this question is important, because dr. ezekiel emanuel thinks we should calculate the amount of a human life and how how much we should spend to keep that life alive. after sarah palin's comment about death panels, the left has coined a new phrase, deathers. wait until the bottom of the hour, i can't wait to tell you the thinking on this. they're trying to make deather s into conspiracy nuts who say that the government will snuff your grandmother out with a pillow. that's not what sarah palin was saying. she is right. the deather part of

[applause] >> ezekiel emanuel is the chair of the department of bioethics at the clinical center of the national institutes of health. dr. emanuel is the author all co-author of several books, including no margin, no mission. health care organizations and the quest for ethical excellence. he is the brother of rahm emanuel, president barack obama's chief of staff. for more information on the author, visit bioethics .in ih.gov. >> book tv today, the future of the american conservative movement with the direct-mail fundraiser and a panel with this year's freedom fest. today on c-span2. >> david kessler explains how american bodies and minds have been reprogrammed by too much sugar, salt and junk. politics and prose bookstore in to dc hosted this event. it lasts about an hour. >> it is very special to be here at politics and prose, to carla into barber, the owners, the fact is this is without a doubt my favorite bookstore in the whole world. [applause] >> there is another reason why this is so special, and for those of you who are not part of the food and drug administration, who are here,

. >> ezekiel emanuel did not write the bill. he is one of the health care visors. read the article that he did that was published in february of this year. it is a stunning article. he is not really a practitioner of medicine. he is a philosopher and his philosophy is that if you're under the age of two or over the age of 50, you are not as valuable as you would be if you're between 15 and 50. he believes we should make judgments about people. there is danger. this is the are you -- argument of abortion. some people are working other -- working harder than others. there is a point when life is expendable. sean: he is advising obama on this issue. why would we, as the president has said, he supports single- payer. this happens in great britain. >> the credibility of the president is on the line. we will not unplug your grandma. take the amendments that some republicans have offered that allow them to be attached to the law so that we know that this idea of being selected in who is valuable and who is not disappears. the declaration of independence was very clear. al

at the words of the people in the administration that are advising the president, people like ezekiel emanuel, rahm emanuel's paper. he wrote a paper on the complete lives system that says healthy people between the ages of 15 and 40 should get priority over older and younger people in times of scarcity. gee, we could never have scarcity, not with -- oh, wait a minute. i guess we have a deficit p problem. will they install a death panel like former governor sarah palin fears? i will show you on tomorrow night's broadcast why vigilance is so important now more than ever. please don't miss it tomorrow. now, i think that we have a choice to make. who are you? what do you believe in? we're going to look at choice, next. hñíwho need assistance getting around their homes. there is a medicare benefit that may qualify you for a new power chair or scooter at little or no cost to you. imagine... one scooter or power chair that could improve your mobility and your life. one medicare benefit that, with private insurance, may entitle you to pay little to nothing to own it. one company that can make

the different proponents of this have been actually articulated over and over, whether it is ezekiel emanuel or others, and they are really concerned. they understand what this moves towards. i think they're starting to understand that it is not just the public option that gets you there, but they have heard reid and pelosi and others comment that even things like the co-op plan and mandates, which sound kind of benign on their surface, are all different means to getting to this shift from individuals making their decisions to government making decisions for you. andrew: it is still the government. heather and tracy, thanks very much for joining us. >> you're welcome. andrew: things heated up at a town hall meeting at a senior center in dartmouth, massachusetts. wait until you see this. take a look at congressman barney frank, barney frank attacking the same people he is supposed to represent. >> >> trying to have a conner conversation with you is like arguing with a dining room table! i have no interest in doing it! andrew: joining us with dr. keith ablow, a psychiatrist and fox news partic

ezekiel emanuel brother of rahm emanuel calling the oath an unwelcome imperative. joining us is dr.octors are supposed to follow the hippocratic oath about doing no harm. but it seems to be a contradiction. the man who is advising the president on this policy may not think so. >> i'm very concerned about that because the hippocratic oath is really a way to keep doctors pure and to keep them ethical and it's a moral judgment. we are trying to health patients. there is nothing in the hippocratic oath about excess costs or on having an agenda. i'm actually concerned because ezekiel emanuel, though he was the head of bioethics for the nih. though is he trained as a medical oncologist is not a practicing physician. now, he wrote the medical directive which is really a document which is about living wills. telling people how to prepare for, you know, for death. how to look ahead. let me tell you something, in the real world, in the go to the emergency room, that document is really flying out the window because the decisions have to be made at the moment. someone like dr. emanuel is not go

we have physical emmanuel -- ezekiel emanuel was rahm emanuel's brother.there is control and care and what services can be provided. he wrote about as only in extreme situations like organ donors. when we put 45 million people on a government-run program and there are not enough doctors to go around, we will have just more than the extreme situations where we have to ration care. host: we have our first caller. caller: good morning. . erickson, you guys are rich. do you watch tv or do you spend most of your time looking at the tabloids? guest: i walked up to a lot of the door of the explorer with my child caller: that is about as much taxes you have. i highly disagree with you. i, as a liberal, i am not the kind of liberal that is very biased. i watched fox news. i watch cnn. i want to msnbc. i get on different blocks. i get on different internet sites. i went on your internet site. it is pretty good. i will give you credit where credit is due. the on portion part of that is you guys are worse than the tabloids. you need to run a fact check on the stuff yo

been set up through tom daschle that's funded by $1.1 billion of this money that's headed up by ezekiel emanuelho is a ugenesis. host: next is nancy rageon on senator kennedy. she writes, "i was terribly saddened by the death of senator kennedy tonight. given our political differences, people are sometimes surprised by how close ronnie and i have been to the kennedy family. but ronnie and ted could always find common ground, and they had great respect for one another. in recent years, ted and i found common ground in stem cell research." we are talking about senator kennedy today. go ahead. caller: hi. i'm just so shocked by the last caller. i know you can't cut people off when they start talking about ugenics and death squads. it's shocking to hear about that especially when we were talking about the passing of senator kennedy. host: that's our goal. go ahead. caller: i remember really well when j.f.k. was assassinated. i was in second grade. then bobby kennedy. and then senator kennedy, i actually did have a problem with him. i don't know how many of your viewers are associated with the docum

ezekiel emanuel is advising the president on.sing these internet sites like facebook and myspace, social networking sites to get the message across because most people run their computers these days. it isn't all griping and moaning on her part. she praised the senate committee were getting rid of the end-of-life provision and she said this is just typical. it's great. people are voicing their opinion and their voices are being heard i applaud her for doing that. >> clayton: their voices are heard this one output or as we talked earlier about something going on in philadelphia. >> mike: if you're just joining us. >> alysin: you guys are fired up about this idled at thing. >> mike: i am doing good day ~d and i love doing that show yesterday's program was dedicated not to the phillies on this winning streak they got less about the front page, the front page of the philadelphia daily news had the headline with michael vick's picture sang what your dogs. be careful. michael vick is not a philadelphia eagle -- eagle. spewing have you

emanuel's brother ezekiel wrote in january "the complete lives system is what we need which prioritizesounger people and discriminates against older people." in a '96 article, he whites "an obvious example is not guaranteeing health services to patients with dementia." >> quite frankly, glenn, we would reject that kind of rationing and, again, we don't see that in these bills. what we see in these bills is changes to make the system more efficient, to help hold down costs. glenn: i have seen the efficiency thing, like the end-of-life counseling. that's fantastic. seriously, you can just have somebody from the government come and talk to you about how you want your life to end and get counseling every five years. >> again, we would never support having the government or an insurance company interfere with the end-of-life decisions, and we will make sure you get to make them. the bill makes sure you get to have a conversation with the doctor so you can choose. glenn: are you saying that old people are not smart enough to be able to have that conversation with their doctors? you think that

certain people we should not spend the money to keep them alive, which is exactly what ezekiel emanuelhas said. so my question to you, one is this policy is actually on its way out. it already has been defeated by larouche. my question to you is, why do you continue to support a not a policy as obama has expressly supported this policy? why are you supporting it? >> i will -- >> a real solution. >> i will revert to my ethnic carriage and ask untrimmed answer your question with a question. on what planet do you spend most of your time? [applause] >> [inaudible conversations] >> do you want me to answer the question? yes, as you stand there with a piure of the president defaced to look like hitler, and compare the effort to increase health care to the nazis, my answer to you as i said before it is a trippy to the first amendment that this kind of vile ntemptible nonsense is so freely propagated. [applause] >> ma'am, i try to have a conversation with you would be like trying to argue with a dining room table. i have no interest in doing it. [applause] >> sitdown. >> is this thing back on?

caught our attention about rahm emanuel's brother ezekiel.ey health care advisers says medical care should be reserved for the non-disabled. so watch out if you're disabled. what did the truth-o-meter say about that one, bill? >> gave that one a false. and when you go back and you look at what emanuel wrote, it was a very academic paper. and he was raising some questions in a very philosophical piece, but clearly not endorsing them. and he has made clear that he's not endorsing them now, didn't endorse them now. she gets a false on the truth-o-meter. it's worth pointing out that congresswoman bauchmann, we've rated six of her statements, all of them have been false or pants on fire. she has the distinction of a perfect record. >> we -- she gets the dreaded pants on fire. that's a great writing. bill adair, it's great to talk to you. thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> thanks a lot, john. >> we should point out that ezekiel is an oncologist, so he is involved in a lot of end of life care and also writes philosophically and ethica