look the founding fathers were not christian theocrats they wanted a clear separation between church and state they would have been appalled by bridges proposal and for what it's worth thomas jefferson did. something that many people believe to help him develop his ideas of religious tolerance so ironically the best way for state representative bridge is to honor the ideas of the founding fathers would be for him to buy his own koran. and now the very very ugly governor mary fallin the oklahoma governor is is a so opposed to gay marriage and gay rights that she has okayed what has to be one of the strangest decisions in american political history now to avoid extending national guard spousal benefits to gay oklahoma couples as men. aided by the supreme court's decision striking down of the defense of marriage act fallon has suspended all spousal benefits for all national guard members gay or straight who work at state owned guard facilities again since governor palin has a personal problem with marriage equality she's going to deny benefits to all national guard spouses just to make

>> release the beasts. >> tosh: god, bless our new founding fathers. turn the lights on and go back to work. with all that puking, you'd think they'd be a lot skinnier. good night. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> welcome to "the daily show". my name is jon stewart. we've got a good one for you tonight. my guest joseph scarborough. exciting news in the world of foreign diplomacy. there are signals that the u.s. could be close to iran about an agreement over nuclear capability. just in the knick of time -- nick in of time that is wonderful news because iran is just a week away from developing a nuclear weapon. they have been for the past 20 years. [laughter] says people who would like to bomb iran. [ laughter ] but if iran is willing to make a deal, dude -- >> foreign ministers of big western powers led by the u.s. secretary of state john kerry diverted planes and canceled meetings to fly to geneva. >> jon: let the call go out

>> the filibuster was not from e founding fathers. it is 100 years old. >> but the notion of institutions, we have these checks and balances and whe individual conscience matters. that is not something to b messed with lightly. >> president obama said enough is enough. freshman senatator obama said n. this would make partisan divisions even deeper. this was during the bush administration. >> it depends on where youou are sitting. the problem with the senate today and it did not start last week. during the f four years i was there, i saw very few down the line partytyline votes. and when you had a filibuster command it was not o over a -- come in, it was not over a partisan issue. it was over some other kind of issue. democrats voted with republicans and repuicans voted with democrats. the only time you saw partyline was around organizational issue generally. itit is now strictly partyline. cloture votes along party line basis. >> colby said something earlier when he talked about elections counting. i think the democrats thought when o

what the founding fathers intended. karlz coo charles cook, thank you for your time. >>> republican senator dan coats of inside wants to know if data was manipulated. senator kotz is on the join senate economic committee, nice to see you. >> thank you, nice to see you. >> why do you want to launch an investigation into this? >> i want to find out what really happened. it was just incidentally enough the month before the election. this just adds on to a narrative that has come around and all of the things that have been exposed here in terms of manipulation. i'm not saying that happened, i'm calling for a investigation. >> folks, remember right before the presidential election, unemployment, i believe, was 8.1%. it went down in that one month to 7.1%. then there was an explosive report that a worker claimed that he fudged the numbers.we d that worker now says he never said that. does that mean you still want to go forward with an investigation? >> let's find out the truth. he said one thing one day and the next day he re

remember, the founding fathers victor said congress cannot establish a religion.came with this test. they talked about establishing a state religion look. the first amend the is not about guaranteeing people from having hurt feelings, it's about guaranteeing religious liberty. words mean something. the constitution says establish, not endorse and i believe the supreme court will clarify that in this decision. >> let's bring amanda in. the pastor brings up a point, the obama administration cited with them saying prayer is protected. you say that's wrong. >> i do. i think that no one is trying to regulate the content so much. we shouldn't even be having prayer at all for government meetings. >> no, that's not right. >> sir, you had your chance, plaets please let me have mine. the point is if you're going to need religion to do your job, do it before the government meeting starts, then anybody is infri e infringing on anyone. if you feel you need prayer before your job, do it before the meeting. if you're going to do this government prayer whether city counsel or in

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that was the genius, the vision of our founding fathers that this bicameral legislature which was unique had two different duties. one was as franklin said to pour the coffee into the saucer and let it cool off. that's why the you have the ability to filibuster and to terminate filibuster. they wanted to get rid of all that. that's what the nuclear option was all about. daschle, is there any likelihood that we're going to face circumstances like that again? reid, as long as i am the leader, the answer is no. i repeat, he said as long as i'm the leader, the answer's no. i think we should just forget that. that is a black chapter in the history of the senate. i hope we never, ever get to do that again because i really do believe it will ruin our country. i said during that debate that in all my years in government, that was the most important thing i ever worked on. boy, this gives new meaning as to where you stand on an issue as opposed to where you sit. so this hypocrisy is not confined to members of the senate. senator barack obama, former member of this body, on april 1, 2005, i note f

so-called indian boarding schools designed to quote kill the indian in them according to the system's founding father richard prat. indians are obliged to change their name to a western one like home made to dress and stole the head like whites indigenous americans are also forced to adopt christiana and all of the posts of western culture in the form witnessed the abuse firsthand thank you so much for speaking to us can you tell us what happened. to take the engine out of the person who they'd be the language out of out of the like my father he grew up his whole life his hands were kind. kind of pant as a result he used to taco native language but he never white meat i consider myself a recovering catholic because you know this sexual abuse that i experience you know the catholic church says the genocide is continuing his hopes the lakota child rescue project to stop the full civil removal of indian children thanks a lot for coming on could you tell us what is happening to the children and what we've discovered is that not only were the children being taken to demagogue level it was happening on eve

often we hear the talk around here, the founding fathers. did you ever hear the founding fathers would do thus and so? we hear it all the time. the founding fathers, take washington and hamilton, shortly after he was inaugurated -- washington refused to be inaugurated in a suit made in england but made in america. in america.e tailor and he said i want america to build the infrastructure. hamilton came back with a program, a couple of hundred pages at the most and he said we need america to do the following things, to build the american economy and american manufacturing base. he said, one, we need to build ports. we need to build canals. and we need to protect american industry by using american taxpayer dollars to buy american-made goods, and he said, beware of trade policies. hamilton and washington wanted trade policies that protected the american manufacturing sector and american agriculture. interesting, the next few days or the next few weeks, we're going to have the question of trade policy before us here in the house of representati

. >> there were no filibusters and the founding fathers were very clear in what they thought was super majorities. impeachments, and of course on trade. and in this same paragraph the founding fathers did not mention at all other things other than the two things that required a simple majority. in the entire history of our country there are 168 filibusters against nomination. and so for 230 years, half of them were accomplished and last four and half years with obama as president the other half. in the history of our country. 20 district court judges were filibusters. i am sorry 230 years three. four and half years 20. president obama confirmed they are having to wait hundred days longer than president bush. we have one nominee who deals with making sure that the water we drink and the air we breathe is pure. he's been waiting 890 days because they don't like the agency. the environmental protection agency. it is undeniable fact that it is new and different. so this is not just republicans versus democrats, it is what is doing right for the institution to evolve and remain responsible

years ago when the founding fathers conceived how we would actually pass a bill into law the idea was members would gather and build relationships and trust, work together, reach across the aisle, it would engage in give-and-take and eventually the product that came out of the process was one that went into the top of the funnel and came out the narrow end with the diversity of opinion that represented america. unfortunately our process has deteriorated to such an extent that we are not even doing anything of consequence particularly in the last couple of cycles. dan webster and i decided to start a bipartisan dinner, a dinner we have no agenda, we just got five republicans and five democrats initially together and we went to dinner and started to get to know each other rubble better. with every subsequent dinner the requirement is the previous attendee has to bring a guest from the opposite party to the next dinner and we are up to 30 or 40 members now, we have gotten to know each other, in fact we have been able to co-sponsor of legislation with a couple republicans who i would neve

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the founding fathers were very clear in what they thought there should be super majority. impeachments, and in the same paragraph as it deals with two-thirds votes, specifically the founding fathers did not mention at all other things other than those two things that required super majority. the entire history of our country, there have been 168 filibusters against nominations. so for 230 years half of them were accomplished. in the last 4 1/2 years, with obama as president, the other half. in the history of our country, 23 district court judges have been filibustered. 230 years, 20. i'm sorry. 230 years, 3. 4 1/2 years, 20. under president obama even consensus judicial nominees wait an additional average 100 days longer than confirmation of president bush. we have one nominee who deals with making sure that the water we drink is pure. he's been waiting almost 890 day s because they don't like the agency, it's the environmental prodeck agency. it's a undeniable fact there's something new and very, very different. so this is not just about republicans versus democrats. this

. >> we have a rich tradition back to our founding fathers of opening legislative meetings with prayer. >> reporter: several of the supreme court's liberals today questioned it saying that people may feel compelled to join a prayer. both houses of congress have always started their days with prayers from paid chaplains, a practice endorsed 30 years ago. >> eternal god, how great you are. >> reporter: justice steven breyer suggested that the court could draw up rules to make local prayers more inclusive. but justice samuel alleto said e didn't see how it was possible. >> pete williams starting us off at the supreme court tonight. thanks. >>> now we turn to this growing scandal involving bullying ant nfl. a lot of people have been slow to come around on the idea. reluctant to believe that something like bullying could exist in something designed to be a highly violent, testosterone fueled world inside pro football. and opinions are widely varies on this. a special counsel has been appointed to investigate. our report tonight from nbc's carrie sanders in south florida. >> reporter: practi

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our founding fathers gives that power in the 10th amendment. certain things that states can do are more flexible. we have a mandate for balanced budget. every tuesday, i don't know what day, but every week the governor sits down with all their budget people and says, here where we are. we are above, we are below. we had that or make some adjustments. you had better be that quick. you have got to make decisions. you had better get your financial house in order. the whole thing with health care and we were governors, they said we are going to go to 133% of the poverty guidelines. do you understand that 48 out of 50 states don't cover the people that qualify? you don't cover individuals because we can't balance their budgets. we want to do more. we are trying to do more. massachusetts -- it worked, and god bless them. we were all looking for ways to expand to more people. this comes down and he jumped to 133%. i said, i am not worried about the computer glitch. it will fix that. they have a product problem. the product problem is this -- if we wan

. >> who is your favorite founding father?founding father is he? >> first president? >> i want to get this down on a tape recorder because nobody is going to believe me. >> are you concerned about this massive national debt? >> he said spent the least amount of money than any president. >> obama. >> yes, he did. >> are you sure about that. >> i'm positive of that. >> what kind of rubbish is that. >> look into the phone records of the associated press reporters? >> maybe he was looking at it in order to, in order to make his next move. >> make his next move, as far as like helping the economy. >> this is your opinion? >> it's a fact. >> when i say the word republican, what do you think of? >> pepsi. >> is that a great new pepsi can or what. >> i voted for mccain. >> that was four years ago. >> i know but did i. >> i will show you a few more pictures, peanut farmer? >> jimmy carter. >> that's carter. >> nixon? >> bush senior. >> oh, that hurts, man. >> there you go again. >> are there jobs you won't do. >> i won't work in the su

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. >> the filibuster was not from the founding fathers. it is 100 years old. >> we have these checks and balances and where individual conscience matters. >> president obama said enough is enough. freshman senator obama said no. this would make artisan divisions even deeper. >> the problem with the senate today and it did not start last week. during the four years, we had -- i saw very few down the line partyline votes. and when you had a filibuster ammand it was not over partisan issue. it was over some kind of issue. democrats voted with republicans and republicans voted with democrats. the only time you saw partyline move was around the organization issue. it is not around instances [inaudible] it is now strictly partyline. cloture lines -- cloture votes along party line basis. >> when he talked about --ctions counting -- quick the democrats said when obama got reelected and they held onto the senate that they would not be so wildly obstructed. if you look at the numbers, there have been 168 filibusters since 19 $.17 the rule was enacte

. >> the founding fathers and what they say, we also must keep in mind that the founding fathers warned against day in and day out, about the power of political parties and the power of parties to tear apart party and the political parties and it's very difficult. as i say, you can't have the same rules in chess when you're going to be fine as you have in mixed martial arts which is where the situation is today in washington. >> we had a new abc news poll come out this week, president obama continues to drop on his struggle with obama care. the president's approval rating is 42%. marking the low of his time. for the first time, less than a majority of americans see him as honest and trustworthy. and now, a full 70% of the country says we're on the wrong track. i think, donna, there were some hope, this was going to break the gridlock. this is likely poison the well on everything else the president wants to do. >> we go back to bipartisan on steroids? the fact is, congress is already mad as hell, they're not interested in getting a lot done. i think the president is going to continue to

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the height is symbolic. 1776 is the year the founding fathers signed the declaration of independence. >> it's an icon for everyone to see. >> it's a symbol of the united states and what happened around it. >> i don't put too much importance on it being the tallest building. the importance that i see is what it stands for. >> world trade center one will be considered the third highest building in the world once it becomes occupied next year. the standing my change but the building loom large for americans. >> and that will do it for this edition of al jazeera. we leave you with a live look at one world trade center - the tallest building in america. thank you for watching. have a great night. we look at computer hacking and what it means for civil society. >> our digital producer is here, bringing all of your live field back in the program. freedom of speech, national security. whistle blowers and criminals and you name it. >> we'll have comments on all of it. but you mentioned hackers, criminals whistle blowers. on

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i am a bleeding heart [inaudible] and i do not think the founding fathers meant that private people shouldery easily be able to get semiautomatics. there has been a small misunderstanding i think. out andkeeps coming convincing everybody that we are trying to take way their rights. barack obama is trying to steal their rights. i do not know. these changes towards peace go so slowly. tavis: that meaning can go a lot of different ways. there is political meeting -- meaning and social meaning and spiritual meaning. talked me about the spiritual meaning. what is the take away for those about -- who believe in that sort of thing? >> the take away is that the light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it. what would jesus do, what would the disciples do, they show up and they are heartbroken and get everybody water and sit with them and they say more will be revealed and they say this is a very small piece of eternity. i wrote in the book, i felt that god does not show anyone away. the shooter was a child of god. he did not make himself mentally ill. he was born with certain

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lincoln would constantly go back to the founding fathers.hen fdr was there, he was reading lincoln. teddy was reading lincoln the whole time. i think it is healthy for these presidents. why should they have to become a president without learning from the history of the guys who went there before them? so few of them have sat in that office. helpful thing or else our profession doesn't mean anything. >> you have been involved with presidents forever. goodwin few months, ms. was helping the president's speechwriters draft and address and billed as the intellectual foundation for his second term. it was a start to finish tribute to roosevelt. how much of that have you done with this president? >> not that much. i got to know the young speechwriters. i thought they were great. they would talk to me about what he was thinking of talking about. i think ieen younger, would have loved to be down there. even being a part of the administration. i couldn't. i was writing my book, living in massachusetts. it was more to stay friendship with the speechwr

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our founding fathers believed in the right for us to pray and have that freedom of expression in prayer, and that's what we offer here today in 2013 in the town of greece. >> reporter: but the founding fathers also drafted the first amendment, prohibiting the government from establishing religion-no state sponsored church. two greece residents-- linda stephens, an atheist; and susan galloway, who is jewish-- say for any governing body to begin its sessions with such prayers violates that first amendment ban. >> i think for the protection of government, as well as for the protection of religion, they need to be separate. i think when government gets involved in religion, it corrupts religion. and i think when religion gets involved with government, it can corrupt government. >> reporter: a federal appeals court in new york sided with galloway, noting that roughly two-thirds of the prayers offered contained references to jesus christ, jesus, "your son" or the "holy spirit." >> greece is opening its meetings with a presentation that is uniquely christian in an environment where people have

he thought that we did our framers of the constitution and our founding fathers a disservice if we looked their accomplishments as somehow iconic. jefferson's view was, if we really want to do them the greatest service possible, don't look at them as iconic, but think that you can do better. barry: i think that's a great idea, but they are somewhat iconic, and that is the reality. and you know something? it's interesting. there are times throughout history, so it's not just then, that iconic thoughts and paradigm shifts literally do occur amongst a certain group of people at a certain time. i'll use your own classic. you have socrates, plato, then aristotle, all right around then, huddling around. you have monotheism coming up as an idea and a concept. you have freud, einstein, like that, coming in. the enlightenment period. things do happen at certain times with certain people. and i do think there was this convergence of time and people and moment in history that really was unique. not that we shouldn't still examine it nor hold them up as immortals, but they were unique. chris: but let

th founding fathers put that in there for a reason. we are tired of -- the american people are tired of the kongmen exhibiting poor judgment. i get it. i'm synthetic for drug addiction, but this is cocaine. people are in jail for drug use. the voters deserve better. >> john, as misguided as the drug war may be, the fact is that this guy has responsibilities now, both of these guys do. they can't afford to be sleeping or stoned on the job, right? >> he does, but i think you're describing the problem. if it matters what we say to a congressman at 3:00 a.m., that's 3:00 a.m. that speaks to a congress and government that h way too much power. the founders were explicit -- >> i understand that, but the founders didn't have to deal with the level of terrori that we're dealing with right now, did they? they didn't have to dea with communication instantaneous as it is now. >> yeah, fair enough, but i think at 3:00 a.m. a congressman is not going to have too much of a role in that to begin with. and i think that'she extreme circumstance that we