the service of his country and he read them a brief letter that said "we did not rebel against george iii for me to become george i. and if i were to do that i would betray every single thing we fought for. and i think books like this help create an environment for people to say, you know, this is what it means to be an american and this is why we're the only country in the history, you can come from anywhere on the planet and you can learn to be an american. no other country has ever had that capacity. >> stephen: or you could come from our 51st state, the moon base. (laughter) >> i just want to say at some point in the future, hopefully by the time my grandchildren are eligible, we will be back on the moon, you'll broadcast from there, it will be no more strange than it is broadcasting from here, but it will be exciting and you'll like it. >> stephen: well, thank you for reassuring me. (laughter and applause) we're going to take a little break, come back and talk about the campaign a bit, okay? we'll be right back with speaker going riff. stick around. (cheers and applause) (cheers and

he, that's george iii, has combined with others to summit us to a jurisdiction -- to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our constitution and unacknowledged by our laws, giving his assent to their acts of pretended legislation. now, of course, the constitution he was referring to, obviously, in 1776 was the british constitution. the ancient constitution. but they were looking for some foreign jurisdiction that was going to have authority over us. we're going to examine the ideas and practices of those who in our time have combined with others to subject us or to attempt to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our constitution. well, ideas have consequences as we learned long ago from an early isi scholar, richard weaver. so let's examine some of the ideas. let's start with that, of the global governance project. these ideas are not hard to find, you know? you don't have to be invited to a secret conspiracy meeting or a trilateral commission, any of this stuff. it's right out in the open. up on the web sites of u.n., european union, the american bar association, the deans of mo

that's granada high school graduate george atkinson iii. irish unbeaten now 11-0 taking care of wake forest 38- 0. >>> this is wisconsin's monta ball. tied the college football touchdown record, number 78 for his career. the buckeyes won 21-14 to remain unbeaten at 11-0. >>> previously con cussed alex smith was back on the practice field this week for the 49ers. the black jersey means hands off! officially he is questionable but smith is likely to start monday night against da bears. that's the big hit in the rams game that forced smith to get the concussion. yeah. smith recounts what happened to him in the 2nd quarter of last sunday's game when that bell got rung. >> a lot of hits over the year. when your vision is not what it should be, it was difficult. and then ultimately didn't get better. it was one of these things that i could blink off, my focus wasn't returning. i sat down and it seemed to get worse. >> we are hoping that alex is ready to go because we need him. we need him. even though kaepernick could get it done, we would like a

jefferson, i knew jefferson, when george iii wanted to hang him minded jefferson, once said when the public treasury becomes a public trough and voters recognize this, they will send to the government people who will promise them a bigger piece of the pie and he was correct. he didn't have a problem is 220 years ago we do today because today that number, that perceive the public treasury as a public trust is almost at the tipping point. almost over 50%. when it reaches 50% those folks will use the tools of the government that they may lawfully take well and freedom from the other or less than 50%. we saw this manifested for the first time, the numbers have gotten so close to 50% under president obama and food stamps doubled under president obama. these folks will be better off in a free-market economy where as jfk once said a rising tide lifts all ships. they don't see it that way. ac that i want stuff now. i am not talking whether i can be prosperous five years from now or ten years from now. of one free stuff from the government now even if they have to print casual borrow it. stua

. >> stephanie: michael mcauliffe celebrated show me your papers and compared obama to king george iiial and the federal minimum wage law also. >> that's not a good slate of marriage material. >> stephanie: i think you failed there stephanie. >> stephanie: maybe suzanne becker is right maybe it's all our fault. jacki schechner thanks for coming. >> i'm trying. >> stephanie: we love. >> you i love you guys, too. >> woogie, she really is, you can't see her in person and not woogie her. >> oh, my god wow. >> stephanie: amy in illinois, you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi amy. >> caller: can you imagine being the gay child of michelle and marcus bachmann. >> stephanie: oh dear. >> caller: they would probably be we love you, we really love you, but you have to be fixed. >> stephanie: marcus would be constantly telling them, man up, mister. >> caller: andrea tantera said about sandra fluke yeah, at least sandra fluke does not dress like a skank and a whore. those girls dress like prostitutes. and to say they're christian is just disgusting. >> stephanie: we'll take no further questions

now, one of the major charges that the colonist raised was he, george the iii, combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our constitution and unacknowledged by our laws giving assent to take acts of pretended legislation. now, of course, the constitution he was referring to in 1776 was the british constitution. the and sent constitution, but that con cement is the same. there was foreign jurisdiction that was going to have authority over us. we're going to examine now the ideas and practices of those who, in our time, have combined with others to subject us or attempt to to a jurisdiction foreign to our constitution. well, ideas have consequences as we learned long ago from an early isi scholar, richard weaver. let's examine the ideas. the global governance project. these are not hard to find. you don't have to be invited to a secret meeting or the trilateral commission or any of this stuff. it's out in the open. it's up on the websites of u.n., european union, the american bar association, the deans of most law schools in american universities, leading american f