friends that are in core and that are sexual human beings and they one of my favorites is you know hartley she is a fifty one year old porn star she's a buddhist her parents are buddhist monks and she got into porn to be a better example what women can be like in bed i don't think that that's the bad example that you are touting that. everybody that watches porn is receiving sure there's not bad porn there's porn that i don't want to watch but there's wrestling i don't want to watch there's news i don't want to watch and i choose not to watch it rather than going and telling the rest of the world that they shouldn't watch it and if they do watch isn't there a certain kind of person that's a slippery slope that's not fair so to say that just because i like sex and just because i think slut is a good word that doesn't mean that i am inviting rape because that's two different things you're talking about the violence and being someone that is not present with themselves and not proud of themselves and you're equating that with somebody who likes to look at people who like sex a lot of that tha

back to the progressive era as being also overturned or whether it's just a provision of the taft hartleyact or -- there's a lot of microanalysis of that decision and it shows it did touch a nerve in a way that a lot of court opinions to not. -- a lot of court opinions do not. lot of democrats on the judiciary committee gave -- believe it gave them a chance to see is a line of rhetoric that republicans like to use -- the concept of judicial activism. whether there is anything beyond a waahington sto and it actually has an impact on how people vote or consider the court or consider how the judiciary functions, i believe experts believe that time will tell. >> while i don't think you can ta much from the actual comment that people make on articles that i write, the two articles i wrote about this one, the one about the state of the union and justice alito and then when the chief justice talked about the state of the union at his speech at the university of alabama, they were the most commented upon articles i have written about the supreme court. i think it is an issue that got to the publi

back to the progressive era as being also overturned or whether it's just a provision of the taft hartleyct or -- there's a lot of microanalysis of that decision and it shows it did touch a nerve in a way that a lot of court opinions to not. -- a lot of court opinions do not. lot of democrats on the judiciary committee gave -- believe it gave them a chance to see is a line of rhetoric that republicans like to use -- the concept of judicial activism. whether there is anything beyond a waahington story and it actually has an impact on how people vote or consider the court or consider how the judiciary functions, i believe experts believe that time will tell. >> while i don't think you can take much from the actual comments that people make on articles that i write, the two articles i wrote about this one, the one about the state of the union and justice alito and then when the chief justice talked about the state of the union at his speech at the university of alabama, they were the most commented upon articles i have written about the supreme court. i think it is an issue that got to the p

there is no big construction going on hartley anywhere in the whole country. believe me, i have been -- i would go anywhere in the country to go to work. host: what is the hot line? caller: is where you call where they need ironworkers, where they are hiring from other states. but right now if duty since almost every local in the country have workers that are not working out of their own halt, they are not calling to hire boomers from other states. host: we will leave it there. if you minutes ago we talked to andrew taylor from the associated press about an unemployment. he said it looks like senate majority leader harry reid is waiting to bring the bill on the floor until the as the 60th vote from west virginia. democratic gov. manchin said he would make a decision by 5:00 p.m. on friday, who would replace the late senator robert byrd. maine, republican line, edward, good morning. caller: i am an 80-year-old retired person. i am on social security but it seems like every year our president keeps cutting our dam amount of money we are supposed to get. if he di

back to the progressive era as being also overturned or whether it's just a provision of the taft hartleyor -- there's a lot of microanalysis of that decision and it shows it did touch a nerve in a way that a lot of court opinions to not. -- a lot of court opinions do not. lot of democrats on the judiciary committee gave -- believe it gave them a chance to see is a line of rhetoric that republicans like to use -- the concept of judicial activism. whether there is anything beyond a waahington story and it actually has an impact on how people vote or consider the court or consider how the judiciary functions, i believe experts believe that time will tell. >> while i don't think you can take much from the actual comments that people make on articles that i write, the two articles i wrote about this one, the one about the state of the union and justice alito and then when the chief justice talked about the state of the union at his speech at the university of alabama, they were the most commented upon articles i have written about the supreme court. i think it is an issue that got to the publ