germany, which had this long religious tradition, it was being jetsonned in the universities, and some of the books he read while in prison dealt with that. and so he, a strong influence on him was carl bart in switzerland, and he just studied as much as he could from the book. bart had written a book called -- it wasn't a book, it was a 50,000-word footnote. [laughter] you could count 'em. called "religion is unbelief, "because he believes people form a caste about their religion that keeps god from them. so he didn't think the a total tragedy that secularization was coming, he said, let it come, live in it. don't force people back in the middle ages, live in it. the world has come of age, the german word is adulthood. of this concept, this is the one i have some problem with because if you look at western europe, you really believe it. if you look at the modern university, you really believe it. if you look at entertainment, you really believe it. around the world religion's never had it so good. religions are booming. in bonhoeffer's part of the world and ours there are 3,000 fewer

the audio from a fight between snooki and the situation and we combined it with the video from "the jetsonsnd the result is first rate family entertainment. >> mike. >> what? >> what is wrong with you? what is wrong with you? >> what? >> you're telling everybody that cheated on johnny with you. why would you say that? >> where -- who -- >> i am just friends with you. you are telling everybody in the house. >> i didn't tell anybody. >> yes, you did, because everybody is telling me right now. >> i didn't tell everybody in the house. >> okay, well, obviously you're lying right now, because you know how much i love johnny. i'm not [ bleep ] dealing with that stuff. i don't want to be friends with you. i don't like you. i can't even look at you right now. done. [ applause ] >> jimmy: had a drink in her hand. you'd think in the fure there would be jaegermeister pills. soak in the cartoons while you can, kids, because it's back to school time. and here's a little piece of advice for any boy going into high school this year. no matter how cool you think that little puff of facial h hr on your chin

know, too often now you fly from shanghai to l.a.x., from zurich to jfk, it's like flying from the jetsons to the flintstones. you feel like you're flying from the future into the past. and that's what worries me. i'm really focused on what we do. if we get our house in order, things will work out with china and their fate will be determined by them. but we've got to focus on us. >> we'll come back and talk to you about global warming. does it exist? is the education system on its knees? and who is going to be the republican nominee, do you think, as things stand? ♪ whoa! hey! [ dog barks, growls ] ♪ whoa, watch out, little man. ♪ [ male announcer ] when you take away the worry, it's easy to enjoy the ride. hey, bud. hey, dad. [ male announcer ] introducing cadillac shield. the most comprehensive suite of owner benefits offered by any luxury auto maker in the world. toi switched to a complete0, multivitamin with more. only one a day women's 50+ advantage has ginkgo for memory and concentration, plus support for bone and breast health. a great addition to my routine. [ female announcer ] on

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all that stuff from the jetsons will happen. >> reporter: do you think? >> absolutely. >> reporter: can that possibly be safe? firefighters say once buildings got taumer than their ladders, about ten stories, the onus of safety shifted to the architects, engineers and developers. john norman wonders if they really listen to the people who climb up the steps when the rest of us are headed down. >> there was a line in the movie the towering inferno where steve mcqueen comes out of the burning building and the architect is sitting there on the curb. >> you know, one of these days, you're going to kill 10,000 in one of these fire traps. and i'm going to keep eating smoke and bringing out bodies. until somebody asks us how to build 'em. >> that's very true. i mean, we know the answers. the question is, will they want to hear the answers? >> reporter: ten years after 9/11 one world trade center seems to prove someone is. anything less would be an insult to the 3,000 people who died here. and if it is a success, it may be a model for how tall buildings are built

by the time george jetson is president. >> also 5$580 billion in cuts t mandatory spending which includesple behind the president's proposal is that wealthier americans should not pay less in taxes than middle-class citizens who make less than $250,000 a year. the white house is calling it the buffett rule named after billionaire investor warren buffett who has frequently argued that the rich aren't taxed enough. in a "new york times" op-ed -- >> whatever. whatever. blah, blah, blah. i'm going to sit here and pose and i'm not going to give my money back to the treasury like i could. let me ask, i'm just curious, are we just talking millionaires and billionaires or is he going down to $250,000 where he really starts hurting small businesses. >> i don't think he will. i want to apologize to you. because i have told you for several months that the president would take on social security reform as part of this process. and i think this was pretty much his last chance to lead on it. and he is not. that's not here. >> you don't have to apologize to me, mark halperin. nay, nay. apologize to futu

does anybody out there remember a show called "the jetsons"? if you do, do you recall the name of their black neighbor? no, silly there were no black people in the future. [laughter] that's the way the great society was. liberal historians point to all the legislation passed by lbj in the war on poverty and they point to the gains but lbj repositioned the private sector successes under government control. and during this time the federal government raised the minimum wage and in 1966 congress adopted the model cities act, as suring adequate housing to attack urban blight. how is that working? the act set up a cabinet-level position in the department, call it department of housing and urban development and began a program of rent supplements. to promote education congress passed higher education act in 1965 to provide student loans and scholarships. elf meant try and secondary schools act in 1965 to pay for textbooks. education opportunity act in 1968 to help the poor finance college educations and all that and america's kids are dumber than eve