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that's why the founding fathers wrote the constitution.use the federal government as an enhanceer of something that everybody wanted. they understood that. that is why they wrote it. >> the most profitable and prosperous point of the country came before all the progressive type of programs, entitlements, minimum wage. the prosperous period came before it was enacted. >> eric: this document here didn't include those programs when they wrote that. we live by it. anyway, leave it there. a good discussion, guys. coming up a big uh-oh from the ep ab admitting a part of the global warming agenda won't do anything for the climate. is it time to put this potential job-can i feeler on ice? e and battle with cancer. see you at the top of the hour. >> eric: remember when the president promised this? >> if someone wants to build a coal power plant they can, but it will bankrupt them. >> eric: get this. the eba just admitting the new proposed role to shut down the coal plants will do nothing to fight global warming. meanwhile, thousands of jobs are exp

other founding fathers are waiting for a library to call their own. thomas jefferson's library is called the university of virginia. the papers are at the massachusetts historical society. the bulk of jefferson's documents are at the library of congress and 30,000 papers of james madison are at the university of vir very. modern presidents have been given a home quickly. herb bert hoover got a library in 1962. it took only years for george w. bush that opened in texas earlier this year. it is surprising that it took so long to build for the nation's first president. washington is all-around us. he's on our money and our monuments. cities, towns and counties are named for him not to mention a state and a capital. what's amazing is how little so many people seem to know about washington himself. >> he's a bridge, a university, a city, even money. while he's everywhere in our lives, many americans even at the foot of the washington monument know very little about him. >> cutting down thor whichy tree. >> wooden teeth, couldn't tell a lie. >> the house at

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the founding fathers understood that so the solution is always strong government they don't consider freedom or individual action and that is the reason some of these others are in their. yes there needs to be a cooperative but the founders said very minimal at the top table handles problems. >> we have been publishing my father's book we ever on distribution channels i did not even ask anyone if they were interested so we need to develop a curriculum that they can read and understand that things will get worse because we're on a downward slope. socialism is interesting the slope down to bankruptcy the history section of the book i show how cultures collapse they always collapse so people are born up here and they die down here and we have problems things need help it is that we all the way down people from europe will stop by to sign live in socialism in england or germany and they were fine. another friend says tell me about the whole system andy said it is horrible. yes you can go to any hospital to get help right away but it is 30 after eight months at a time of his major they do

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it was these things that the founding fathers were worried about. catholics are afraid they're going to have to provide contraceptives from the government of the same mind. doctors, who are opposed to abortion, fear that this government is going to tell them what they must do in violation of their conscience. are we the american people -- are we, the american people, supposed to stand by? i think not. i think it's time for us all, not just congress, not just your representatives, but all to raise their voices and speak out on a government that is too strong, has forgetsen its limitations written that -- forgotten its limitations written in that constitution and especially under that first amendment, protecting our free exercise of religion. speak with us, stand up and speak with us. i yield back. mr. forbes: i thank the gentleman for his words tonight. and for some brief remarks. my dear friend from virginia, congressman griffith, and we're glad to have you with us tonight for your comments. mr. griffith: i am so glad to be with you this evening. so

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this is an interesting evolution i mean there was a time you could argue certainly when the founding fathers confronted the british empire although there's a lot to that story that we couldn't go into in detail now but ultimately there was actually a form of patriotism there was actually a real desire to be free to be able to live your life without the tyranny of the yoke of injustice the high taxes and all this sort of stuff and somehow it seems that america is like the spoiled child that's been gifted with everything gifted to the point that. takes everything for granted and believes it's intitled to everything without having to do anything for it and this is the way we've been for generation after generation to the point that we have sat by like the boiling frog with the temperature being raised little by little to the point that now the pot is boiling and we better act faster it is going to be the end of us and i think you know about the us constitution i've got behind me the oath keepers i'm holding out hope real hope that the people in the united states military and also in the police

we were given that power by the founding fathers. we're congress. we make laws and we change laws.b. >> but since the founding fathers, we've never had a government shutdown over a law. not one time. can you cite one time we've done this? >> we've shut the government down under a variety of circumstances. >> never about a law that was passed, congressman. >> again, we're exercising our constitutional authority. we're getting away from the point. we're not holding the government hostage. listen, we've agreed to fund everything but obama care. we've even agreed to fund obama care if we just put off the individual mandate like we've put off for big businesses and the millionaire donors with corporate jets and all the labor unions. we want to give working americans the same opportunity -- >> did the president shut the government down to do that? do you acknowledge that this law was passed four years ago? you acknowledge that, right? >> absolutely. that's why i was lektsed. >> do you acknowledge that the supreme court upheld the law? >> absolutely. >> do you acknowledge you lost the ele

our founding fathers in writing the first amendment articulate it many times that if the united states lost its belief in god, our founding fathers believed in god was the judeo-christian, but we ourselves would lose our liberty to the and i began with a thinking well fees were geniuses that created the declaration of independence, the constitution bill of rights, and why would they think this? how is it that america has allowed the aclu step by step to make us into a very secular nation where it is almost a crime to even have an expression of a judeo-christian believe in a school or in the public square or as i are giving the aclu is about to move into the churches to criminalize christianity. when i started researching bad samaritans i realized the foundation of the aclu was radical socialism and even communism. the founders, some of the original board members were writing books like the soviet america. it has at the end of world war i and the various radicals that opposed doing and the military including the founder of the organization himself. the evolution of the aclu was to embra

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american soldiers swear to protect this document because our founding fathers understood that elected officials from the president to us here in the are of representatives fallible human beings. they swear to protect this document because they know that the principles it defends are true and its wisdom will long last after we're dead. just as it lasted long before we were born. the constitution of the united states of america is the key difference between us and other countries. it is what makes our nation exceptional. forged on the anville of liberty, it has protected our nation as we have grown from a flenling republic into a -- fledgling republic into a world superpower. the sold that are we ask to fight on our -- the soldier that we ask to fight on our behalf knows that. we must honor our military by looking to the wisdom of the constitution whenever we discuss sending our troops to war. the constitution itself makes clear that we should go to war for the common defense. this statement, for the common defense, was so important that it was used twice by our founding fathers. once i

this is how the founding fathers designed the system. we'll have a debate.resident obama decided to take this to congress to have a debate. it will be discussed on the merits. from assad, it is easier to go on tv and look good and make vast sweeping unilateral comments. let's not confuse these two things -- very different. but the debate taking place in the senate. the latest headcount. a lot sitting on the fence. 27-23. the survey done by the washington post in the house and even heavier lift to turn the tide. the house controlled by republicans. it crosses party lines with some republicans alike the leadership in favor of military intervention. you are feeling lonely right now. a lot of people sitting on the fence. in france, we are seeing it on the set here at this moment. you are both from the opposition a you do not agree about the intervention. let me start with you meyer habib, when you look at the tone the american debate is taking and you see the tone of the to pay -- debate in france is at the same or a different conversation? >> a different conver

our founding fathers would be turning over in their graves. and what he said this book to me so much of the people standing behind him, who here was to pay for your neighbor's home that has more bathrooms en un they cannot themselves afforded? and is struck me because my husband and i did not want our neighbors to pay for our home. we turned down that government money and start over our own. religiously kinnear neighbors bathrooms and a set of them painful hours. and so we got involved. we started at the party. got on a conference call. a week later we were one of 48 to parties around the country. >> who is mark mcclure? >> my co-author, co-founder of the two-party patriots. he is no longer with the two-party patriots, but he's doing the same thing i am, working to restore constitutional limited fiscally responsible governments. >> another thing you detail is with the tea party movement is not. how has it been portrayed through the media and what points do you want to make? >> one t

. >> our founding fathers wrote a message i think will resonate. >> thomas jefferson. >> george washington the united states constitution that i carry in my pocket every day i wear a jacket. >> jon: and another thing, what is with round bread. you can't get into it. there is no way to fill it with sandwich. in america, we use sliced square bread. i think you'll agree it is easier to handle. you need to make some changes. why am i talking like a brooklyn guy with these people. it is the one time i could have used my southern guy. i need my afro back. could these three people be any more condescending? i think we all know the answer to that. >> that's what we're about in america. we want those values that we treasure in america, those values that served our country and allowed us to build up so strong from nothing -- we were nothing 236 years ago. today we are strong. >> jon: maybe some day, egypt, you'll be strong enough to build something lasting. [laughter] >> jon: maybe. all right, come on! wrap it up, you three. >> i think there may be some questions that you all may have, and if you d

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the stimulus bill gup was going through congress at that time in 2,009 and how long it was the founding fathers would be turning over in their graves and said this is so long we should have a modern 18 party. what he said spoke to me so much to the people standing behind him who here once to pay for your neighbor's home that has more bathrooms than you when they can't afford it themselves? and it struck me because my husband and i didn't want our neighbors to pay for our home. we turned down by government money and started over on our own and we were literally clinging to a neighbor's back room instead of them paying for hours. so we got involved and we started 80 party and got in a conference call and a week later we were one of the 48 tea parties around the country. >> jenny beth martin, who is mark mekler? >> he's my partner and co-founder of tea party patriots. he's doing the same thing i am to limit the government. >> another thing you detail than the book as with the tea party movement isn't. how is the book portrayed in the media and what did you want to make that it's not? >> one thing

and i cannot imagine that any of the founding fathers who were hugely intelligence people sat there and thought, yes, it is perfectly correct and reasonable that somebody who is blind should be able to buy an ar-15 at walmart, for example. >> well, piers, they didn't seem p sit there and dream of the internet, either there is a list of complications in a progressing modern evolving world the founding fathers didn't anticipate. it's up to us, sober minds to sort of sort through those things but the constitution is what it is. it is clear on this and not up to me. to have a right. here is what i want point occupant. i saw a documentary. you're running down the street blind shooting up in the air, whatever. this is a short. you can imagine for instance a veteran who -- this is part of their life and upbringing. they have been injured in the war. they want to be able to go with assistance to a shooting range and be able to shoot -- >> what if they want to drive a car? if they want to drive you? if they want to be a cab driver? >> there is no constitutional right to drive a car -- >> that's

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and i cannot imagine that any of the founding fathers who were hugely intelligence people sat there andhought, yes, it is perfectly correct and reasonable that somebody who is blind should be able to buy an ar-15 at walmart, for example. >> well, piers, they didn't seem p sit there and dream of the internet, either there is a list of complications in a progressing modern evolving world the founding fathers didn't anticipate. it's up to us, sober minds to sort of sort through those things but the constitution is what it is. it is clear on this and not up to me. to have a right. here is what i want point occupant. i saw a documentardocumentary. you're running down the street blind shooting up in the air, whatever. this is a short. you can imagine for instance a veteran who -- this is part of their life and upbringing. they have been injured in the war. they want to be able to go with assistance to a shooting range and be able to shoot -- >> what if they want to drive a car? if they want to drive you? if they want to be a cab driver? >> there is no constitutional right to drive a car -- >>

we just have to accept whatever the consequences are of an armed-to-the-teeth nation per our founding fathers, like terrorism, and even though the government would like to have a role in preventing terrorism, but their hands are tied by the constitution, like we found out the nsa was collecting our phone records. what do you say, jon cornyn? >> this is not somewhere where the president or the intelligence community is running like a rogue elephant, trampling our civil liberties. i think we ought to lower our language and our rhetoric a little bit and be conscious of what's at stake, and what's at stake is the safety and security of the american people. >> jon: so with guns the constitution is ironclad, but with terrorism it's a list of suggestions. [laughter] how about while protecting people's right to bear arm, we beef up enforcement. >> your right the bear arms shall not be infringed upon. >> jon: what about your right to worship freely without government surveillance? >> should the f.b.i. now be allowed to go and wiretap and surveil? >> no. >> why not? >> because... >> i think this is a g

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