take this passage in which he quotes from the old testament book of isaiah. >> in synagogues all overworld just last week, they read the words the prophet isaiah, comfort, oh comfort my people, says your god. speak tenderly to jerusalem and to declare to her her term of hard service is over. look, look at us. look at where we are. look at what we say. we declare words of comfort. to israel. in jerusalem. >> call me crazy but it seems beck is saying the prophet of isaiah foretold beck giving a speech in jerusalem. the reason there's something both important and dangerous here is the alliance between the christian right and the most reactionary forces in israeli life. this week, there's glenn beck, right there, in the middle of all of it. joining me now, jeremy ben-ami, founder and president of d.c.-based pro-israel pro-peace lobbying organization. jeremy, what did you make of the glenn beck spectacle today? >> i think you're right, you don't know whether to laugh or to cry. on the one hand, the tape is too good, you have to run it because you have to laugh at the guy pretending to be a

isaiah williams all the way in. it is a 28-yarder right through the middle of the raider defense on a crossing route. >> tom: yeah. simple crossing route. the defender slipped down and there was supposed to be coverage. slipped on the congratulations and gave them a little more room. still he went right down the sideline. big body gets in the end zone. way too much time to throw the ball. no pass rush at all. >> greg: max hall comes right back as janikowski makes the field goal to seemingly win the game. now they go for two here, trying to make it a 7-point lead. is it possible he stepped out? >> tom: they are going to review it anyway. >> greg: no. in bounds. right there. >> tom: yeah, he did. >> greg: he stepped out right there. he is out on the 4-yard-line. this is a booth review. it is not a challenge by the raiders, tom, since we are under 2 minutes to play. clearly steps out right there. that is enough to push him out. >> tom: yeah but it is going to be a moot point because they can run time off the clock so t

concern said cease this opportunity to say, okay, if we are going to pray or fast when eats go it as isaiah a democracy. we're inclusive of all. but in our prayer and fasting, may we be concerned of the plight of those who are poor, let's be concerned about public endcation. cutting for those who suffer the most. i think the governor must em prois broois brais that in the fact the bible i read, prayer and fasting always go with justice and service. >> michelle, there's also reports that early ticket takers are much lower than the capacity of the stadium. what happens if there is low turn out for moderate turn out? what is the impact for perry? >> i think you will look at lowering of expectations. we are talking about football stadium here. i think they were initially projecting about 8,000 people which won't be even close to filling up this place. but perry is trying to stress. this is not a political event. he is trying to back pedal in certain ways with this. but i think you know, if you're going to be purely cenacle about the politics of this, you have to keep in mind that in the republi

so, i often quoted, it's actually from the book of isaiah, in which the lord is speaking to the people, and he says, "come let us reason together." isn't that so true here. and was it not avoided for so long where reasonable people of goodwill -- and every one of these senators is a person of goodwill. if we can get out of our ideological rigidity and out of our momentary excessive partisanship, then as the good book says, come let us reason together. and i think that that's what we've done. when we pass this -- and it will be an overwhelming vote in about two hours -- and the president can sign it into law, then we can turn our attention back to the economy and creating jobs which we so desperately need to bring us out of this recession that has been lingering far too long. madam president, thank you for this opportunity. and, madam president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. mr. levin: i understand that we are alternating. the presiding officer: that is correct. mr. levin: kweuld that after the senator from -- i would request that after the senator

this is from isaiah 32, 4-9. the heart of the rash shall also understand knowledge, and can the tongue of the stammerers shall be ready to speak plainly. verse five, the vile person shall no more be called liberal, for the vile person will speak villainy, and his heart will work -- excuse me -- iniquity to practice hypocrisy to make empty the soul of the hungry, and he will cause the drink of the thirsty to fail. >> host: all right, arnold, why is that important to you very quickly? >> caller: because the bible says, you know, the king james bible does speak about liberals, and it says nothing but good things about liberals. >> host: ann coulter. >> guest: i think my stuff is more accurate. [laughter] the bible speaks about liberals in the verse i cite. >> host: all eight of your books about liberals, is that fair to say? >> guest: um, yes. i mean, the first book was on the grounds for impeachment of bill clinton. slander on the various ways liberals lie. yeah, the rest are about liberals. actually, the one -- th

so, i often quoted, it's actually from the book of isaiah, in which the lord is speaking to the people, and he says, "come let us reason together." isn't that so true here. and was it not avoided for so long where reasonable people of goodwill -- and every one of these senators is a person of goodwill. if we can get out of our ideological rigidity and out of our momentary excessive partisanship, then as the good book says, come let us reason together. and i think that that's what we've done. when we pass this -- and it will be an overwhelming vote in about two hours -- and the president can sign it into law, then we can turn our attention back to the economy and creating jobs which we so desperately need to bring us out of this recession that has been lingering far too long. madam president, thank you for this opportunity. and, madam president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. mr. levin: i understand that we are alternating. the presiding officer: that is correct. mr. levin: kweuld that after the senator from -- i would request that after the senator