. >> remember franklin delano roosevelt had the new deal plan, and the supreme court at that time struck down many provisions. to its own chagrin, because the public was galvanized around puerto rico. -- was galvanized around fdr. i am not sure this would be a defeat for barack obama if they capt. to strike down in this health care law. >> fdr also tried to stack the court. >> i did not want to get to that. >> part of the reason that did not work is because the court changed. justice ginsburg says that the whole purpose of insurance is to spread out the risk. can you talk about that a little bit? >> there was a lot of that during the arguments put some of the critics said that the problem with most of the people on the court is that they had government insurance all of their lives. most of them have worked for the federal government most of their lives, as either judges or officials, and they have always had easy insurance, very good insurance. they don't worry about some enormous thing with the insurance industry says that you not reached the cap, we're paying you any more money. those

congress should take action to stop it as presidents andrew jackson abraham lincoln and franklin delano roosevelt all tried to do read the history read the debates and wake up. that's it for the big picture tonight don't forget democracy begins would you like and this is you telling your friends and you know that the supreme court actually doesn't have the power to strike down oh but we don't know who's going to you know the what if the supreme court doesn't strike down laws that you know how would how would we get to a broad review board yet through legislation you get it through the people it's you want me get out there and get active your writ will suitable. cool. wealthy british style some times that. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with months cause there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. more news today violence has once again flared up the full these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the challenge corporation today. to coop.

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we have a whole soar reiss of pieces of legislation that were passed by franklin delano roosevelt that attempted to address. so major economic problems of the depression, including the associate act. and including the ability of congress to set a minimum wage. and these same arguments were raised at that time. but it'sline almost a century since they have been definitively turned down. >> bill: well, look the safety nets that fdr put into place over there for the goofed the people and it didn't force the people to do anything. can you name one thing the federal government -- >> actually, the social security act. >> i need to correct your point. >> bill: one thing that the federal government forces you to buy? one? >> well, let me first correct. >> bill: ms. frederickson. look, my opinion is my opinion. your opinion is yours. i don't want to be corrected. ms. frederickson please answer the simple question we don't have all night. >> the legislation you have to let me answer. >> bill: are you going to answer this question or not? if you will not answer the question i will abort the segme

i had a project to have franklin delano roosevelt's d- day prayer. when we landed in normandy, franklin roosevelt went on national radio and 46 and a half minutes he prayed. -- for 6 and a half minutes, he prayed. he did not say god bless america. he said, would you join me in prayer? the country joined the commander in chief in pricing. -- prayeing. it is powerful and poignant. we have to center the country around this. we have to bring the federal judges back into enforcing the constitution, not rewriting it. part of what makes my campaign different, we have a 54-page document on the founding fathers and the judiciary that wound up -- outlined step-by-step how to bring the judiciary back in line and eliminated this lawless and position of elite values by anti religious figures. part of it frankly is to take on the elite media. there is a brand new show out that has the word christian in the title and it deliberately viciously anti-christian. i would suggest to all of you if you imagine the exact same show with the title muslim in the title you would

franklin delano roosevelt warned the liberty of a democracy is not safe it people top delete to tolerate point it becomes greater than the democratic state itself. that in its essence is fascism. if we want to pass a livable planet onto our children and it's time to work together to resolve our problems. this land is your land, this land is my land. let's put the ultimate six back in our democracy. thank you very much. [applause] the world is a big place but certainly the most powerful are the huge corporations, corporations like goldman sachs for instance because i spent so much of my life in the developing world places like africa, latin america and the middle east to give you a small example. i saw what happened when commodity futures were bought up by corporations like goldman sachs and it has in the last year increased by 100%. i saw the human consequences of that the children that were malnourished and even in some cases died of starvation because they couldn't afford to eat. the war in both iraq and afghanistan are little support and yet for a handful of corporations lockheed mart

we have a whole soar reiss of pieces of legislation that were passed by franklin delano roosevelt thatto address. so major economic problems of the depression, including the associate act. and including the ability of congress to set a minimum wage. and these same arguments were raised at that time. but it'sline almost a century since they have been definitively turned down. >> bill: well, look the safety nets that fdr put into place over there for the goofed the people and it didn't force the people to do anything. can you name one thing the federal government -- >> actually, the social security act. >> i need to correct your point. >> bill: one thing that the federal government forces you to buy? one? >> well, let me first correct. >> bill: ms. frederickson. look, my opinion is my opinion. your opinion is yours. i don't want to be corrected. ms. frederickson please answer the simple question we don't have all night. >> the legislation you have to let me answer. >> bill: are you going to answer this question or not? if you will not answer the question i will abort the segment now. >>

up to and including franklin delano roosevelt's favorite assistant secretary of state. drove him from public life. >> who was his -- >> sumner wells. and his enemies, and he had them, started spreading the rumor that he was gay. here was a 42-year-old man who lived with his mother. he was born and raised and lived with his mom less than a mile from where we're sitting. just the other side of the supreme court and the library of congress. and when his mom died the following year, he lived by himself for the first time in his life. 43 years old. so his enemies, some of whom had been accused of communism by hoover, these are high ranking people in the roosevelt administration, started spreading the rumor that hoover was a homosexual. and the rumor never died. there's no basis to it, no evidence. but it makes a good story, right? >> i found this story speaking of the whole communist story in the government, this is a reuters story that came out near the end of february. and i don't know if you've seen this. but the vladimir putin praised cold war era scientists on thursday

alums who kicked up their heels newspaper publisher william randolph hearst and president franklin delano roosevelt how did everything go at today? >> reporter: actor fred gwynn best known as tv's herman mun must have made a pretty ugly woman at the pudding. jack lemmon, on the other hand, took to it so well he climbed into high heels like an old pro for "some like it hot. ". >> how do they walk in these things? how do they keep their balance. >> reporter: and your humble correspondent, i served as president of the theatricals and co-authored the 142nd showed "swayed expectations." it's the most fun i've ever had. i even made the front page of the "boston herald" with the pudding's 1989 man of the year robin williams. every year the show honors a man and woman, a cavalcade of stars comes to cambridge to be celebrated, sort of. >> our 2012 woman of the year is claire dane. ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: earlier this year actress claire dane prove she could play along and received the coveted pudding pot. how will this award affect the price you command per movie? >> i will get 25 gajillin doll

securities and exchange commission is a federal agency created under the administration of franklin delano roosevelt after the great depression. what happened when the stock market cratered in the great depression was that franklin roosevelt stepped up and said we need to have an agency that will oversee and regulate wall street so that people who would care to invest in american companies have confidence that they are investing in a company and a process that follows a rule of law. there will be transparency, disclosure by these companies on a regular basis by formula as to what they are earning, what they are losing, what their assets may be. that has continued for almost 80 years. and the securities and exchange commission has created in the process a credible market in the united states of america for the sale of equities and securities. now comes this bill from the house of representatives, this so-called jobs bill, that wants to change that, and what they are suggesting is that when certain companies get started, start-up companies, that they be excused from requirements under the law from the

franklin delano roosevelt in another difficult period of our history said that we need to prevail upon this country to come together and find the warm courage of national unity that comes from shared sacrifice. that would again demonstrate to the american people, especially the most frail amongst us, and those in the middle class and are impacted the most, that we have national unity because we have garne -- guaranteed that no longer will they be in a position where they have to suffer while others who would use government in a way to prosper and grow at the expense of the middle class. there isn't a member of this chamber who doesn't have friends or family who aren't affected by the authoring of medicare, social security, or medicaid. these are the tough decisions that are made every single day across the dinner table. this fragile recovery impacts the most fragile amongst us and also is tearing asunder the very middle class that we seek to provide with a guarantee. the guarantee of a social security safety net that provides them with social security, medicare, and, yes, health care a

i had a project to have franklin delano roosevelt's d-day prayer. franklin roosevelt went on national radio and 46 and a half minutes he prayed. he did not say god bless america. he said, would you join me in prayer? the country joined the commander in chief in pricing. it is powerful and poignant. we have to center the country around this. we have to bring the federal judges back into enforcing the constitution, not rewriting it. we have a 54-page document that outlines how to bring the judiciary back into line and eliminate this long position of elite values by anti-religion bigots. there is a new show that has christian in its title and his anti-christian. if you imagine the same show with the word muslim in its title, you would not imagining it. it shows how bad the anti- christian bigotry has become. you need a national leader that says this kind of behavior is reprehensible and should not be calibrated -- tolerated in polite society. >> mr. speaker, welcome. many major job creation and decisions were made through a bidding process. labor unions

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franklin delano roosevelt, the greatest president of the 20th century, went on the radio and lead theix and a half minutes of prayer. you can go to the fdr library and pull up a prayer and listen to it. you cannot imagine how ridiculous he would be today, and how reviled. and this is a man, by the way, who said that world war ii is a war between "our christian syllabus elation -- "our christian civilization" -- that is what he said, "our christian civilization and pagan beliefs. i believe in american exceptional as impure and i believe in the right to come from our creator. my belief that no government can come frobetween man and god. there are two documentaries about this. one is called nine days in america and the other -- the pope had a nine-day pilgrimage. do you know that in poland, they would not allow children to pray in school? can you imagine a government that anti religious? do you know in poland they tore down across? can you imagine a government that dedicated to secours -- secularism and forcing it by law? that would be a government that would impose on the catholic churc

franklin delano roosevelt, the greatest president of the 20th century, went on the radio and lead thein six and a half minutes of prayer. you can go to the fdr library and pull up a prayer and listen to it. you cannot imagine how ridiculous he would be today, and how reviled. and this is a man, by the way, who said that world war ii is a war between "our christian syllabus elation -- "our christian civilization" -- that is what he said, "our christian civilization and pagan beliefs. i believe in american exceptional as impure and i believe in the right to come from our creator. my belief that no government can come between man and god. there are two documentaries about this. one is called nine days in america and the other -- the pope had a nine-day pilgrimage. do you know that in poland, they would not allow children to pray in school? can you imagine a government that anti religious? do you know in poland they tore down across? can you imagine a government that dedicated to secours -- secularism and forcing it by law? that would be a government that would impose on the catholic chur

i have a project at one point to have franklin delano roosevelt's d-day prayer because when we landed in normandy president roosevelt went on national radio and for 6 minutes he prayed. he didn't just say god bless america. he said would you join me in prayer, the country participated with the commander-in-chief praying. it is a very powerful and very poignant per. part of it is too recent to the country around this ceiling. part of it is to bring the federal judges back into enforcing the constitution, not rewriting it. [cheers and applause] part of what makes my campaign different is we have a 54 page document on the founding fathers in the judiciary that outlines step-by-step how to bring the judiciary back into line and eliminate this kind of wallace in position of elite values by anti religious bigots. part of it is frankly to take on the elite media. there's a brand new show that has the word christian in its title and is deliberately viciously anti christian. i would simply suggest to all of you if you imagine the exact same show with the title muslim in the title you would kno