jesus will come back here which i find egotistical.g to want to come back while i am around. just for mepeerk it is also the number 24% that i saw in a poll recently about obama who said he might be the antichrist. might be. so i think that 24%, i think 1 up for americans is just a total that case, larry. i have no hope for these people. but when you look at some of these numbers, especially within the republican party, 67% in the poll i saw recently of republicans think he is a socialist. even though his top tax rate is did do 1 points below what eisenhower's was. eisenhower -->>larry: he thought he was an agent to the communist party. >> he was the equivalent of the tea party. very far right. back in the day they got there and out of the party. william f. buckley said, we do not have a place for them in the republican party. now it is the reverse not it is down to take over the republican party in if you do not agree with them, you get purged. for a party that talks a lot about how the opposition resembles fascists. they do a lot of

i found that if i found my homies, jesus, of course is my -- jesus is my homeboy.nd after that i kept it reals with the peeps. and then i would -- i would hit -- i would start with my beat box, and i would take to it the bridge. >> larry: gotcha. finally, the question i asked of the american idols. who would you most like to sing a duet with? >> well, naturally i would like to sing a duet with rosemary clooney, but she's dead. >> larry: let's skip to the next one. then who alive? >> i would like to sing a duet with celine dion. a france. >> larry: who? >> celine dion. >> larry: oh, celine. >> and her husband. and her bebe. >> larry: she is going to have twins. what do you make of that? >> i can't even sleep nights, i'm so excited. >> larry: the fun couple, kathy and levi johnston still can't get enough of each other. an update on their relationship. an update on their relationship. you'll see it here next. >>> so, i have some news. >> what's that? >> you know how every year we go on exciting trips, right? we've gone to -- >> jamaica. >> yes. >> bora bora. >> yes. w

before they cancel "gossip girl", jesus will come back. which i find very egotistical.ng to want to come back while i'm around. >> larry: just for me. >> just for me. it is also the number, 24%, that i saw in a poll recently about obama who said he might be the anti-christ. might be. so i think that 24%, i think -- i think one with out of four americans is just a total nut case, larry. i mean, i just think no hope for these people, but when you look at some of these numbers, especially within the republican party, like i think 67% in the poll i saw recently of republicans think he is a socialist, even though his top tax rate is 51 points bow low what eisenhower's was. eisenhower, that commie. >> larry: john birch thought eisenhower was an act of the communist party. >> but see, there's the interesting thing, you mentioned john birchers. john birchers were the equivalent of -- >> larry: tea party. >> but back in the day, they got thrown out of the party. wiliam f. buckley said, john birchers, we don't have a place for them in the republican party. now it is the reverse,

i believe in jesus. i believe in god. i'm very spiritual. i pray very much.ak against or be prejudiced against another racial group or religious group. or sexual group. and for that i think religion is also bogus. so i suppose you could say i'm a quite religious woman who is very confused about religion. and i dream of and envision a future where we have a more peaceful religion or a more peaceful world, a more peaceful state of mind for the younger generation. that's what i dream for. >> larry: do you believe you'll go somewhere when you pass on? >> do i believe in heaven? >> larry: yeah. >> or hell? i believe i'll go to heaven, but i suppose i could go either way, couldn't i? >> larry: you mentioned earlier about this appeal to the gays. you're an outspoken advocate of gay rights. why do you think there is such an appeal between you and the gay community? you for them, they for you. why? >> well, i can speak for myself in that my admiration for the gay community comes from an incredibly steadfast and joyful courage and bravery that they have for one another

bildt would never talk like that. >> what would jesus do? >> then i thought, washington, jefferson, bill, the new mount rushmore. >> thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> president obama will be holding his first meeting to lead a panel investigating the gulf of mexico oil spill. bob gramm and william reilly a. president obama will brief reporters after the meeting, live on c-span at 12:15. eric holder is headed for the gulf coast today to see areas affected by the spill. he will be meeting with attorneys general from louisiana, alabama, and mississippi. we will have his remarks to reporters a little later in the day. more about the oil spill and a live simulcast of the radio show. that is at 1:00. the four candidates running for the republican nomination for governor of south carolina debate tonight at 7:00 on c- span. is government broken? that is the focus of a panel discussion today hosted by the brookings institution. live coverage gets u

he said jesus.read a few more words by which time it said john mitchell well attorn-general controlled a secret fund andaid for undercover activities against the political opposition. i got that far and he said je sus. i g to the end of the third paragraph by the time the draft was clear, he said jesus christ. you are going to print that crap if you run that, then a person from the washington post is going to get her tit caught in a big effect render. i was not accustomed to talking to an attorney general. i mped back from the phone myself because of fear ofy own parts because this can certainly have the power to squeeze them. he went on to say when this campaign is over, we are going to do a little story on you boys, too. in retrospect, it is an amusing story, but i was 28 years old at the time. it was about the most chilling time in my 50 years of journalism that i ever experienced. this was a man of enormous power and the threat was real. i believe to this threat in terms of being intimidating. i

[laughter] >> what would jesus do? [laughter] >> then i thought washington, jefferson, bill -- the new mount rushmore. history we will not know. we will all be dead. >> thank you. [caioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] . . >> next, it is "washington journal". our guests include the george mason university professor jeremy mayer on the gulf coast oil spill. oil spill.

and that's why after zacheus met jesus, the first thing he did was cut taxes. he created a 4-1 rebate. but you don't hear that kind of talk a whole lot here. you just hear, oh, you guys are heartless and uncaring. when you think about eagles or birds, it seems to mean and uncaring for a mother to shove that bird out of the nest and force them to learn to fly. it seems mean. it seems uncaring. but unless they do that, they're never going to learn to fly. there are people who could fly in this country, figuratively speaking, and yet the government keeps pushing just enough money into their hands to keep them with just enough money to keep them beholding to the big master here in washington. it's as if there are people here in the city who want people across america to see us and congress as the big master. and you're the slave, you're the servant. we want you beholden to us. that's not what this nation was founded on. this nation was founded on the ideas, and you read them and hear them, if you study history, how wonderful history teachers -- it breaks my heart t

he said jesus.e it said john mitchell well attorney-general controlled a secret fund and paid for undercover activities against the political opposition. i got that far and he said je sus. i got to the end of the third paragraph by the time the draft was clear, he said jesus christ. you are going to print that crap? if you run that, then a person from the washington post is going to get her tit caught in a big effect render. i was not accustomed to talking to an attorney general. i jumped back from the phone myself because of fear of my own parts because this can certainly have the power to squeeze them. he went on to say when this campaign is over, we are going to do a little story on you boys, too. in retrospect, it is an amusing story, but i was 28 years old at the time. it was about the most chilling time in my 50 years of journalism that i ever experienced. this was a man of enormous power and the threat was real. i believe to this threat in terms of being intimidating. i called ben bradlee, th

he said jesus.d a few more words by which time it said john mitchell well attorney-general controlled a secret fund and paid for undercover activities against the polical opposition. i got that far and he said je sus. i got to the end of the third paragraph by the time the draft was clear, he said jesus christ. you are going to print that crap? if you run that, then a person from the washington post is going to get her tit caught in a big effect render. i was not accustomed to talking to an attorney general. i jumpedack from the phone myself because of fear of my own parts because this can certainly have the power to squeeze them. he went on to say when this campaign is over, we are going to do a little story on you boys, too. in retrospect, it is an amusing story, but i was 28 years old at the time. it was about the most chilling time in my 50 years of journalism that i ever experienced. this was a man of enormous power and the threat was real. i believe to this thrt in terms of being intimidating.

interpretation is that that's one of the most optimistic things president zuma can say because it means jesus christ will be with us much sooner than we think. >> reporter: coming more predictably is the opening match of the tournament. it's brought south africans together like no event before . >> it's brought all races, all nations in south africa together. more than anything else . the spirit is different all together. this, we've never experienced it before. >> reporter: south africans can only wonder whether and how long it will last beyond the world cup, which concludes on july 11. >> lehrer: ray suarez talked to fred after he sent that report, earlier today. >> suarez: fred, welcome. >> thank you, ray. >> suarez: we've seen the work that south africa has done. how much is it costing the country? >> it's costing south africa approximately $6 billion in just stadium construction and renovation. it's taken ten stadiums to put this tournament together, and that is just the cost of bringing those up to standard and, in some cases, just building them from scratch. so it's a substantial amoun

she came out of it through the power of jesus christ, started her own business. now the government gives her trouble while she's tried to run a business doing the right thing. the government is taking shots at her. she says, who's side are you on, government? you know, when i was doing the wrong stuff you were encouraging me. when i'm doing the right things you're giving me a hard time. what's the story here? as i said, i started with a picture of that little green wagon and those two kids, one of them pulling and he other pushing. the guy looking over his shoulder saying, are you pushing or pulling back there? you know, it just seems like to me, is the government trying to help us or trying to destroy us? and it seems like every decision we've seen is more dependency on big government. thank you, doctor. it's a pleasure to join you and god bless america. mr. broun: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, the chair recognnzes the gentleman from iowa, mr. king, for 60 minutes. mr. king: thank you, madam speaker.

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we're challenged by the - by jesus to look after people as individuals. not as a government. >> what is the biggest problem republicans have mr. speaker? ours is fighting off marxism. >> people in the united states think we're anti-american. you suspect barack obama. >> news media should do a penetrating expo save and take a look, a great look at the views of the people in congress and find out are they proamerica or antiamerica. matty likes america because we have freedom here and matty believes in patient choice health care. >> this motion does not promote life. . we hear that a lot. it is something that i hope that every progressive here today and across america, those comments really sink in. the right-wing lee does want to our president to fail. if history has taught us anything -- the right wing really does want our present to fail. if history has taught us anything, this is what i call a cold war, the politics that is being raised by the right. we have to be aware of it and ready to fight back against it coul. we have a great panel of experts to ta

cause us always to look to you, to bow before you, and to humbly follow you it's my prayer in jesus' name. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will receive a message. the messenger: madam speaker, a message from the senate. the secretary: madam speaker. i have been directed by the senate to inform the house that the senate has agreed to s. res. 572, relative to the death of the honorable robert c. byrd, a senator from the state of west virginia. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the last day's proceedings and announced to the house her approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. >> madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana seek recognition? >> i request the request be put on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the yice have it. the -- the ayes have it. the journal stands approved. >> madam speaker, i request the yeas and nays. the sp

[laughter] >> what would jesus do? [laughter] >> then i thought washington, jefferson, bill -- the new mount rushmore. history we will not know. we will all be dead. >> thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> coming up next, we will show you a number of commencement addresses. first, leigh ann tuohy, the mother of michael oher. then william lowry at kenyon college. and later, the ceo of jpmorgan chase, jamie dimon, talks at syracuse university. join us tomorrow when "washington journal" welcomes windy sherman. then taught tucker and daniel griswald on the north american free trade agreement. and then sam gerdano of the national banking institute joins us. "washington journal" is live every day starting in 7:00 p.m. eastern on cnn. tomorrow, a look at new orleans in the wake of the gulf oil oil spill. our coverage is under way at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. his government broken? the brookings institute is hosting a panel tomorrow a

these things we pray in the name of our lord, jesus christ. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house her approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentleman from south carolina, congressman wilson. mr. wilson: will everyone including our guests in the gallery please participate? i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman from illinois, congressman schock, is recognized for one minute. mr. schock: thank you, madam speaker. and the my honor to welcome to the chamber pastor henderson who just gave us the opening prayer. pastor henderson contacted me when he was planning his family's trip to washington, d.c., and it had been a dream of his to give the opening prayer and i was pleased to be able to recommend him to the speaker to hav

call cow this woman scares the be jesus out of me for two reasons. first and for most, her adamant - stop against the second amendment right of this country and her views on foreign courts decisions. nothing to do with this country. people got to remember one thing. without your second amendment rights you have no first amendment rights. host: what have you heard or read that elena kagan has said about the second amendment? caller: she does not believe in it. host: where did you read that. caller: either on c-span or one of the local channels here in the state of pennsylvania. host: what is elena kagan said about the second amendment that you know of? guest: there's only two things can i think of that deal with gun issues. one was when she was a law clerk for justice marshall there was a challenge that a criminal brought to a position for a firearms in the district of column i and he asserted the second amendment meant he should have his conviction reversed. she wrote in a brief memo that she was quote, not sympathetic to this line of argument. it's

believe that he could use nuclear weapons to hasten the end, to rule and apparently even believes jesus would come and fight and put them in charge of the caliphate. but he needs to find out if he hurts our friend, not only isn't going to be a caliphate there will not be an iran. you don't go start anything with israel. but in the meantime, while israeli leaders are being snubbed by the administration here, the centrifuges are spinning and the iaea says they have enough nuclear material for two nukes. if you read ahmadinejad's quotes, he makes it clear, it's not just israel. and some of his quotes, he said, here at the conference in tehran the world without zionism, ahmadinejad stated, god willing, with the force of god behind it, we should experience a world without the united states and without zionism. "new york times" also said -- quoted him as saying this occupying regime, israel, is to be wiped off the map. it's one thing when some little punk with no republicry says i'm going to kick your rear end, it's another when a nation has enough enriched uranium to make two nuclear weapons

despite what you believe or -- in the end, only one regulator and that is jesus christ, the only one really knows. host: fairfax, virginia, joshua on the democratic line. caller: now, i don't think helen thomas should resign. what she said was provocative but i know she has a string of provocative opinions, which is fine with me. it seems as if she was -- the merit of for discussion or comments was more about what people were having back in the 1940's leading up to the founding of israel. about like whether there should be a jewish state and where it should be located, and such things as that. it seems like a very emeritus thing to have been talking about. i heard lanny davis -- i read about his reaction, he compared it to perhaps helen thomas making a disparaging remark about how african-americans should go back to africa. i don't think that is the best comparison. perhaps the better comparison would be more about it helen thomas had made a comment about the political borders of african countries, which is actually a legitimate discussion, i think. host: in another issue, do you thi

i'm a sinner saved by grace, and i live in god, who is jesus christ. he is in my heart every day. when i talk to my children, when i talk to schools, i say that things are not shades of gray. there are absolutes in our life, and there is 10 of them, if you want to be exact. i try to live by those every day. my children were actually saved during this campaign. win or lose, that is important. the big thing is that my children have been saved, and that is aagood day and a day. >> let me ask a question about another sensitive subject. we hear much about needing to be more inclusive in south carolina. the question is, as we look at the television ads, particularly on the republican side, we do not see a lot of racial or ethnic diversity. why not? >> you are looking at a minority female. >> obviously, you represent divvrsity in terms of women and your background, but why do we not see more diversity? >> i do not necessarily about the commercials as much as i do about this state. as we go across this state, as i talk about joining the tea party movement, i can tell you they are not a pa

as you know, jesus always began his public speaking with a parable, and what better model is that? i parable concerns a guy who is that roughly my stage in life, his mid-40's. he is going through that inevitable midlife crisis. the particular way he decides to resolve the crisis is to physically rejuvenate himself. he takes out a membership at the local gym. he is becoming trim. he finds the best plastic surgeon in town and has the works, facelift, tummy tuck, the whole deal. at the end of this ordeal, he's feeling great about the results and decides to strut his stuff. he goes to the local barnes and noble, picks out a couple of magazines, makes his way up to the counter, and ask the clerk, which you mind telling me how old you think i am? the clerk looked him up and down and says lake 20's, early 30's, something like that. he says i am actually 37. you looked phenomenal for your age. what is your secret? now he wants to do it again, so he leaves the bookstore and goes next door to mcdonald's. it is lunch rush at mcdonald's, he has to wait his turn in line. he gets up to the count

bless president obama and his family a all the leaders of this great nation in your son, jesus christ. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the chamber her approvathereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. the pledge of allegiance will be led by the gentlewoman from north carolina, congresswoman foxx. ms. foxx: please join me in the pledge to our wonderful flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the unitestatesf america and to the republic for which t stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: without objection, he gentleman from georgia, congressmanohnson, is recognized for one minute. mr. johnson: madam speaker, it is my great hon to welcome our -- to welcome our guest chaplain, bishop miles e. fowler, to the house of representatives, ani thank him for offering his beautiful and thoughtful prayer to us this morning. bishop fowler joins ufrom georgia where he is the pastor of the big millagove missionary baptist church, a mission he's proly held fo

i serve a living god who is jesus christ, and he is in my heart every day. when i talk to schools, i say things are not shades of gray. there are absolutes and our life. there are 10 of them if you want to be exact and i try to live by those every day. my children were saying during this campaign, win or lose, that is important. the big thing is my children have been saved. that is a good day any day. >> another sensitive subject, we hear so much about needing to be more inclusive and south carolina. if elected governor, you would be working for all people in the state. as we look at the television ads on the republican side, we shall see a lot of ethnic diversity. why not, representative haley? >> you are looking at a minority female. >> looking at the other people pictured in the ads. you represent women, but why not more diversity? abouton't know as much commercials as the state. as we go across the state, as people talk about the tea party and as i talked about joining the movement, the tea parties are republicans, democrats, and independents who have ha

aspiration the goals, their concerns, wouldn' -- find creative ways to offer n classes, new classes of jesus o studentsnd culturalews. this is something iranians are calling for. so we can shae go. it highlights u.s. interest and engag in ins rather than appearing to fear iranians or thecomple it will highlight our openness, and by proxy our genuine interest in helping iran to emerge from international isolation. the number of iranians who would apply a percentage fee says would show their current frustration with the state of affairs in their country. this is a demonstration technique used in eastern europe toward the end of the cold war. finally, we should talk about assistance in developing a democracy. when i speak with iranians, and very few times to they say, "we could really use a grant." usually, when they are asked how the u.s. can support their aspirations, it is couched in terms of, "why can't president obama engage more on this issue? why can't the administration do more to creatively call attention to the dramatic work of human rights activists in iran?" assistance is important,

i am a sinner saved by grace and i serve the living god who is jesus christ. when i talked to my children and i talk to schools, i say that thiigs are not shades of gray. there are absolutes in our life. i try to live by those every day. my children were actually saved during miss campaign and win or lose, that is important, but the big thing is that my children have been saved and that is a good day in a day. >> let me ask another sensitive subject. if elected governor, you would be working for all of the people in the state. the question is, as we look at the television ads, we do not see a lot of racial or ethnic diversity. why not? >> you are looking at a minority female. >> obviously, you represent a diversity, but why do we not see more diversity on the republican side? >> i do not know about the commercials as much as i do about the state. as i talk about joining the movement, i think that the tea parties are not a party at all, they are republicans, democrats and independents that want to take their government back. those are all faith and all minoriti