the heretic is always better dead. and mortal eyes cannot distinguish between the saint and the heretic. spare them. forgive us, joan. we are not yet good enough for you. i must go back to my bed. we sincerely regret our little mistake but political necessities, although occasionally erroneous, are still imperative so if you will be good enough to excuse me... your return would not make me the man you thought me. the utmost i can hope is that while i dare not bless you i may one day enter into your blessedness. meanwhile, however... i who am of the dead testified that day that you were innocent. but i do not see how the inquisition could be dispensed with in existing circumstances. therefore... oh, do not come back. you must not come back. i must die in peace. oh, give us peace in our time, o lord. the possibility of your resurrection was not contemplated in the recent proceedings for your canonization. i must return to rome for further instructions. as master of my profession i must consider its interest. after all, m

heretic,said die you and i pushed him off.t is important to keep our eyes fixed on conservative congress rather than finding heretics. the principles that unite us are principles that help position us to win the hearts and the minds of voters across this great land. too often in this town, we stopped thinking about the things that matter and get caught up in the thick and thin of things. , and weed thinking big often stop thinking at all. --leads to other problems $70 trillion of debt, widespread government dysfunction, obamacare, and much more. i want to tell you a story about my boys. i have twin boys. 18 years old. james and john. they are good boys. they go to church, read their scriptures, they are 4.0 students. we were listening to the radio in my car. we were listening to a popular song that i had not listened to carefully in the past. i started listening to the words this day, and i realized that the words were not necessarily good. they were not the words that any father of teenage boys would want his kids hearing. i

you read it and you don't think i'm a heretic. >> i don't think you are a heretic.at said i have concern about some of your arguments. >> bill: all right. >> first is i think emitting the social teachings of jesus and the most social teaching of the new testament that the yelton give away their possessions in order to help the poor, i think that's an oversight. >> bill: surely you know because it's on the cover this is a history. it's not a religious book. and we don't get into the doctrine of jesus. we get into what happened to him and what he was doing. on page 121 to 196 and 192 to 194 in killing jesus. you see how jesus lost his life because he was sticking up for the poor. and we make that dramatic clear that jesus was for the poor. but do we get into his you are giving away your possessions business? no, of course not. that's a theological one. not historical. >> it's historical fact that he told people in order to go to heaven they had to give away their possessions. >> bill: here is why you are wrong. lazareth in the last week of jesus' life, he stayed with

you read it and you don't think i'm a heretic. >> i don't think you are a heretic.that said i have concern about some of your arguments. >> bill: all right. >> first is i think emitting the social teachings of jesus and the most social teaching of the new testament that the yelton give away their possessions in order to help the poor, i think that's an oversight. >> bill: surely you know because it's on the cover this is a history. it's not a religious book. and we don't get into the doctrine of jesus. we get into what happened to him and what he was doing. on page 121 to 196 and 192 to 194 in killing jesus. you see how jesus lost his life because he was sticking up for the poor. and we make that dramatic clear that jesus was for the poor. but do we get into his you are giving away your possessions business? no, of course not. that's a theological one. not historical. >> it's historical fact that he told people in order to go to heaven they had to give away their possessions. >> bill: here is why you are wrong. lazareth in the last week of jesus' life, he stayed wit

am i a heretic because i tried to escape from prison? assuredly, if you're in the hands of the church and you willfully take yourself out of its hand, you are deserting the church and that is heresy. it is a great nonsense. nobody could be such a fool as to think that. you hear, my lord, how i am reviled in the execution of my duty by this woman? let us not be moved by the rough side of a shepherd lass's tongue. nay, i am no shepherd lass, though i have helped with the sheep like anyone else. i would do a lady's work in the house, spin or weave against any woman in rouen. if you are so clever at woman's work, why do you not stay at home and do it? there are plenty of other women to do it, there is nobody to do my work. come, we are wasting time over trifles. joan, i am going to put a most solemn question to you. now take care how you answer for your life and salvation are at stake on it. will you, for all that you have said and done, be it good or bad, accept the judgment of god's church on earth? i am a faithful child of the church. i w

i said, "die, heretic!" and i pushed him off. [laughter] that should be a reminder to us all. we have to remember it is far more important to keep our eyes fixed on potential conservative converts than finding heretics. the principles that unite us are the supposed that help position us to win the hearts and the minds of voters across this great land. too often we stop thinking about the things that matter the most. we get caught in the thick of things. so caught up we stopped thinking big and often stop thinking at all. like 17 jillion dollars of debt. widespread government dysfunction. obamacare and much more. i want to tell you a story about my boys. 18 years old. james and john. they are good boys. they go to church. they read their scriptures. 4.0 students. on this day we were listening to the radio in my car. they were listening to a song we have heard many times. a song i had not listened to very carefully in the past. all of they said in, i started listening to the words. i realize these words were not necessarily good. there were not any words of any god fearing fathe

i said, "die, heretic!" and i pushed him off. [laughter] that should be a reminder to us all. we have to remember it is far more important to keep our eyes fixed on potential conservative converts than finding heretics. the principles that unite us are the supposed that help position us to win the hearts and the minds of voters across this great land. too often we stop thinking about the things that matter the most. we get caught in the thick of things. so caught up we stopped thinking big and often stop thinking at all. like 17 jillion dollars of debt. widespread government dysfunction. obamacare and much more. i want to tell you a story about my boys. 18 years old. james and john. they are good boys. they go to church. they read their scriptures. 4.0 students. on this day we were listening to the radio in my car. they were listening to a song we have heard many times. a song i had not listened to very carefully in the past. all of they said in, i started listening to the words. i realize these words were not necessarily good. there were not any words of any god fearing fathe

successful political movements are about identifying converts not heretics. >> in the future we willr mike open during that kind of video so we can hear the laughter. you finished laughing. >> i finished laughing. >> ready to comment. >> platitudes are us. is he talking about -- his and senator cruz's behavior to their own colleagues in the senate. or talking about the conservative movement as a hole. and their vision for the country. where they want the country to go. because if you look at what they have done, vis-a-vis obama care, where is the hope? where is the looking forward? where is the coming together, the, the, the tolerance that he was talking about? where are the ideas? where are the real idea? that are coming out of senator lee and senator cruz to make those platitudes he mentioned so, so well. make them a reality. >> so here is, tea party republican mike lee. he seem to now have gone from attacking republicans to attacking the tea party. how dare he say -- anger is not an agenda. how dare he attack the tea party like that. >> a really interesting speech from senator lee

let me just be even more heretical in a second. i grew up in d.c. i'm a little cynical about all these things. i would think a lot of businesses, certainly wall street, kind of like the idea of divided government. for all the fear-mongering that went down about the sequestration, look what happened since. the world didn't end of the we actually decreased the amount of money that has gone from the private sector to the public sector. the stock market has done pretty well. so maybe this division is ugly as it looks, as horrible has it looks to us and to the whole world, maybe that works better? >> no question about it. this country selected and voted for divided government. we did so because we didn't want any idealogical extreme to dominate. the point is though that you can't have nothing done because you do have these real deadlines and real ceilings. we have to increase the debt ceiling. we can get through even next week through some, you know, whatever, manipulation but we have to raise the debt ceiling and -- david: why? >> we have to have compro

that's a provocative argument made by the woman who may be the biggest heretic in american schoolingrs. she was a proponent of the arguments made by people like michelle re. ravish is now probably the harshest critic of re and her allies who say is grounded in a massive hoax perpetrated on the american people. if you think the fight in washington right now is brutal, it has nothing on the fight over how to teach our kids. joining me is diane ravitch. the author of "reign of error." what i found provocative about the book is this. usually the debate is framed in terms of how do we make america's schools better. how do we reform them. what does reform constitute. everyone wants reform. you attack the very premise upon which the whole thing is built, is that our schools are bad, that they're failing, that we're laggards in the world. that is such conventional wisdom. persuade the viewers, persuade me that's not true. >> well, they'd have to read my book. that would be a good start. but i'm an historian of education. i've been writing about education since the mid-1970s. i've written lot

much as i like the tax favored status of 401(k) plans and i.r.a.s, i've got to tell you something hereticallmost nobody else is going to say. most company plans, most 401(k) plans, they stink. they have high management fees, administrative costs, eating your returns, particularly when the returns are low. and worst of all typically offer you lousy choices and not nearly enough control over them. the 401(k) business is a racket for the managers who get to charge you these fees. i can't believe i said that because it's true. ideally when you manage your own money, you want a diversified portfolio pick up five to ten stocks, most 401(k) plans don't let you do that, mine doesn't. often they only let you choose between no more than a couple dozen mutual funds. individual funds. that's fine for me. but i'd like to have a little more variety. some stock funds, some bond funds, that's all they offer. best you can normally do is find a decent low-cost index fund, put your 401(k) money in there. given that the whole premise of "mad money" is so you can do better than an index fund by picking your own

i want to quell the fears of all audience heretful and outside. iraq is seeking friendship.to have open doors to all countries in the world. conflict want to have with iran or saudi arabia or countryot any single anywhere. when weour policy -- have friendly relations with any country, we do understand that it should not be at the expense of the interest of other countries. i want to say candidly and frankly not from an isolationist point of view, but i want to say that we need to make sure that comes first.erest is to open up to everyone and have note conflicte -- have no with any country. we will work on differences and i'm solutions. -- and find solutions. we used to have problems with some countries. we're are moving forward into solving these problems as happened between us and our neighboring turkey and some iraq gulf state and some problems with kuwait. relation with iran and any other countries is important, but it will never come at the expense of iran or the expense of our friendship with other countries. that the iraqis think independently and not according to the

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heret met with a professor .he idea that we can create all of these new jobs is really spectacular. it is there in front of us. we need to invest in that research. i commend virginia tech for the outstanding work they have done. you cannot grow the economy and bring in new professor. -- new professors. you cannot grow an economy by suing scientists. >> mr. mcauliffe. area of some agreement here. the state has a role to play in energy research. where we part ways is terry mcauliffe wants to have one quarter of our electricity wind, andm solar, geothermal by 2025. that would cause 30% higher electricity rates. toy estimate they are going lose 10,000 jobs by 2020 and they are less than half our size. jobs for0,000 lost virginia. that is not the way to ensure the southwest can continue on. you here again, the medicaid expansion. the magic money tree that funds talkshing terry mcauliffe about. the $300 million in new spending that will cost every family $1700 more in new taxes every year. >> dr. harry wilson, your que

and paul ryan's op-ed in the wall street journal was not heretical to ted cruz's plan.tion obama care. it was simply discussing another objective that republicans and conservatives have put forward, and how to get there. and for ted cruz's defenders to come out and swat him down as a rhino is really unproductive, and frankly fairly childish. >> okay, s.e., chris, i'm going to get to you, but i want you to clarify. people harp on certain statements. you're saying they were doing what they were elected to do, shut down the government? >> no, as i said, they ran campaigns against obama care. they made promises to constituents they would do everything they could to end it, repeal it, delay it, pick it apart. that's exactly what they have done. >> okay. chris, how do you feel about paul ryan emerging as a potential negotiate leader here? >> well, i guess in the land of the blind, the one-eyed man will see. when it comes to congressman ryan, who else can you, i guess, look for? if anyone wants to understand why the republican party is so difficult to negotiate with, or have c

there's deniers, heretics, birthers, it's all so weird right now.back and practice medicine and oklahoma might be -- i don't know. >> might be. >> you chose this life for yourself. but i appreciate it. thank you, senator. we appreciate seeing you today. >> all right. >>> coming up, daryl from the "waugh dead" will jowalking dea. maybe the biggest guest id say we've had on "squawk box" coming up. i love having a free checked bag with my united mileageplus explorer card. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. [ delavane ] priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax. [ julian ] having a card that doesn't charge you foreign transaction fees saves me a ton of money. [ delavane ] we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. when i spend money on this card, i can see brazil in my future. [ anthony ] i use the explorer card to earn miles in order to go visit my family, which means a lot to me. ♪ >>> when we come back, we'll have more from our guest host jack welch. plus two stocks to watch. we'l