i disagree with jedediah and tom. i am with you, sherrod. i think they should change the name and it is offensive. would you walk up to a native american and call them a redskin? i don't think you would. if you wouldn't do that, you shouldn't have a sports team named after it. you can yell at me all you want, i don't care. >> now that you have given her the publicity, she will. >> what do you think? >> i wouldn't go up to someone and say that. >> i think there are people in this world that will be offended by a lot of things you say. when i was younger people used to say you are wearing a guinea tee. they used to say that to me all the time. that is one of those wife beaters. >> this is a typical chick response. >> but come on. i want to be able to go to a comedy show and laugh at what you say. i want to enjoy a sports team and not worry about what might somebody mean by this or that? the majority of people aren't offended and when you poll the majority of people they say leave the name as it is. they don't get. it. >> with my jokes i won't

>> look, obama put forward, as jedediah said, chain cpi . he is not afraid, because he is not running again for reelection. >> he said this -- does this getting any done? >> it will be hard. i think reason that you don't hear a lot about division within the left, the media does not like to talk about it. it is more fun to talk about g.o.p. that is divided. neil: this got very little coverage. >> right, and how often have we heard about ted cruz versus john mccain, weeks and weeks. which is accurate. >> one side and the other side. >> this is purpose for the left, and -- this is important for the left, trumka has a lot of money and power, it will be hard for the democrats to ignore him. >> agreed. neil: don't be so agree able, i like it when you argue. calling republicans neanderthals. >> never you. >> just me. >> the number one news papeer in country is "wall street journal," owned by news corp, and number one cable station is fox news. i don't know what mai mainstream media you are talking about. >> come on. neil: a good point, and i hear t

jamie: could this have been an effective strategy, jedediah, for a teacher?ve actually pulled this group together? >> well, you just can't go there because now you're unprofessional. and, honestly, it's really surprising to me in this day and age that she wouldn't assume that a kid would pull out a phone and sort of have that on, unless she had collected those phones at the beginning of class. we live in an age where you just know you're not going to get away with it. parents are going to find out about it, administration is going to find out, so i think there had to be a part of her that knew what she was doing. she had to sort of know that there's a high possibility that what i'm saying could be recorded and that i could be held accountable for that. >> if i could just work in, louisiana's a state with state-wide vouchers and school choice, and studies have shown where kids are attending a school their parents have chosen, then they behave better. jamie: yeah. hopefully parents will talk to their kids about giving teachers a break. thanks, guys, so much. bi

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jedediah bila says just hold the phone on outline.y he has a very good case. >> they are not working right now and i understand the argument that they are not responsible for the shutdown. i understand that they have families to support and bill shuster page and i can empathize with it, but they are not working and i always say what about the private sector workers. do they get the benefit of the doubt like this, what about all the workers that have shifted from full-time to part-time status. is anyone rushing to give them back pay or to give them extirpate? no, it does not work like that in the private sector. i hate this horrible parallel and there is no empathy for private sector workers that suffer as a result of this policy which is really what this is about. neil: this is something that is thrust upon these workers and is this a normal procedure that they do get back pay and they are forcibly shut down were no? >> yes, the last two times we had a shutdown which was in 941995. it seems to be that they should get it again. these a

. >> jedediah. >> i need ed to re mind people that they wanted to work on pre-existing conditions butg to. everyone on the panel just told you why this is not an affordable care act. >> they work for the individual mandate. newt gingrich spoke on that. what i find interesting is that the republicans here, we talk about the people who are not insured anymore. it's the republican governors that are shrinking medicaid eligibility. >> wrong. >> so you have people in the south where a lot of republican members are that are not going to be covered by the law. >> not true. >> jennifer -- whoa, whoa. one at a time. who cut obama care -- medicare by $700 billion? >> barack obama. let's not forget he slashed funding to medicare as well in order to fund medicaid. let me point another thing out about medicaid. this is not helping the people currently on it. medical studies show people on medicaid often have worse health outcomes than those who are uninsured. they are 13% more likely to die from the surgery than the uninsured. they use the -- than the uninsured. >> tara, i got your name right. >>

. >> jedediah. >> i need ed to re mind people that they wanted to work on pre-existing conditions but to. everyone on the panel just told you why this is not an affordable care act. >> they work for the individual mandate. newt gingrich spoke on that. what i find interesting is that the republicans here, we talk about the people who are not insured anymore. it's the republican governors that are shrinking medicaid eligibility. >> wrong. >> so you have people in the south where a lot of republican members are that are not going to be covered by the law. >> not true. >> jennifer -- whoa, whoa. one at a time. who cut obama care -- medicare by $700 billion? >> barack obama. let's not forget he slashed funding to medicare as well in order to fund medicaid. let me point another thing out about medicaid. this is not helping the people currently on it. medical studies show people on medicaid often have worse health outcomes than those who are uninsured. they are 13% more likely to die from the surgery than the uninsured. they use the -- than the uninsured. >> tara, i got your name right. >> y

i am here tonight with an old neighbor and a confidant, jedediah bila. i am here with my roommate , tv's andy levy. give it up for andy levy. no clapping. and my spiritual leader, bill schulz. and standing next to me tom shillue.

letter, read jedediah's should behristianity overthrown -- all the blessings that both for them shouldlow with them. they should read george washington. --t is going on the echo going on the echo --what is going on? host: do you agree with the shut down? caller: they should do their jobs but not shut down the government. that affects the whole united states of america. that is all i have to say. thank you. host: pat from rhode island, how are you? caller: i have a solution to the problem. we have two people sharing the same real estate between the atlantic and pacific, two people who will never agree and destroy each other. i think some brave representatives and senators from both political parties should introduce a cosponsor -- an amicable divorce resolution. it is abundantly clear to me -- our have to nations like to see a red nation. i would like to see a government that takes care of everybody. other people are responding. marjorie is the last call we will take on this. there are more than two parties in the united states and i consider myself a conservative, not a republican. i w