[applause] margaret thatcher said you win the argument first and then you win the votes. you need to have an argument. some people in politics find this confusing. i just wrote a new book. the purpose of the book is to explain american exceptionalism. this is central to this campaign. this campaign will be about economics which includes about 50% of health care. it will include american exceptionalism and national security. that is the heart of the campaign, those three things. let me talk about americans accepti channelsm. obama was at his first year as president if he believes in american exceptionalism. he says he believes americans are exceptional but i'm sure the british think they are exceptional. he did not have a clue what the question was american exceptionalism is not because we're bigger and stronger and smarter. it is about the need magic moment when the founding fathers met at independence hall and wrote a declaration of independence which says in words that alienate academic left with is an alien much of the news media and drives the judge is crazy. it said

the question is, i mean, was england post-gender with margaret thatcher? indira gandhi, was in the a post-gender when bolivia elected its first working class president, where the post-class? i mean, it is a reflection of the dichotomy. the movement -- you cannot deny the accomplishments of the movement. the human rights movement, which we need to begin talking about more, and malcolm x began to increasingly before he was assassinated, but the thing is, these smokescreens get thrown at us, and we fall over and over again. happen with clarence thomas in a certain way, right, you know? in a more evil way, many of us have gotten comfortable because rock is in the white house, but he cannot be most effective unless we are on his ass, right? we voted, so i will go home now, and see you in four years. the republicans, the tea party, all these folks, they are on his ass, so if you believe that all that there is power in that position, and there are folks that make convincing arguments about a black face on white supremacy, so there is complications, but can progre

ok i answered lady di leave margaret thatcher refuses to meet with you because she thinks you're nuts that's all you know. what brother had to serve joe madison brad darling thank you all very much great to have rules after the great deal we take out a well deserved occasion of retirement is already a distant memory for many americans. let's not forget that we in the park party b.c. . i think. he'd done well. whenever the government says there are competing states get ready because of the freedoms. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so sleek you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is. i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. for. a. few. welcome to the united states of america a nation of eighty year old brick layers was quite a time here you could retire when you were in your sixty's. it's no more. in another sign of just how bad our nation is treating the working class a new study by the employee benefit research institute shows that most americans that they will have to work unti

remember -- i don't know why i'm saying this, but i remember my first democratic vote was for margaret thatchergland. and the reason was because of the way the british government at the time was dealing with iran. and they were selling out what i considered my homeland and the people who i had grown up respecting. but also -- and you probably remember in the 70s -- we had untrammelled union power. do you remember? we had no electricity, no hot water. and i remember that being part of my form tiff boarding school years. so you make your decisions based on how you judge certain aspects of life. having said that, of course i would like to see more women shattering the glass ceiling. of course. in the united states it's only about 20% of congress that's women. a lot of the people who are in various offices were appointed after their husbands died, for instance, or ran for their husband's seats. i think there's so much power in this country that women hold and is waiting to be unleashed that i would like to see much, much more of it in public life. and it's not just for some nice kumbaya moment, a n

margaret thatcher said she was never able to accomplish what reagan accomplished in transforming britain, for one reason, because people's addiction to the british health- care system. she was never able to break that bond. what do you think they worked so hard and were willing to risk so much, including the last election, to pass that bill? why did they want to jam it down your throat? because they knew it was a game changer. they knew that as the president says, america would not be the same country. ladies and gentlemen, america is a great country, not because of its government but because of its people. in 2010, -- excuse me, in 2008, the american public was looking for a president in a very difficult time in our history as a result of economic recession and trouble overseas. they look for someone in a president that they could believe and, and i found barack obama. he took that believe -- they found barack obama. he took that believe in him and a centralized power in human nose around him. i believe as i across america, i believe at my court that as i go across america, americans ha

prime minister called selling off the family's silver when 20 or 30 years ago prime minister margaret thatcher was engaging in a round of privatization here in the uk. >> when you look at that list, charles, what the greek government has to do, it's an extraordinary tough call to make, given the fact that, as john was saying, the economy is already in recession. and then to add that on top of a recession, tough times ahead indeed. if you look at the reaction in the markets, a little confidence that grooets may, in fact, pull it off. it's not just europe and the u.s. it's also wall street as well. they are anticipating a favorable outcome. at least they were during trading yesterday. the dow finishing with triple digit gains. a smaller-than-expected drop in sales of existing homes helping to fuel the rally. that's how the three key markets ended, the dow up by 1%, the nasdaq getting a bit of a rally, up by 2%. look at the broader s&p 500, up by 1.3%. so what will happen today? markets look set for a lower open, a bit of profit-taking perhaps when trading begins a few hours from now. this is whe

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margaret thatcher said this after doing her -- an assessment of her time against ronald reagan. said there was one thing that stood in my way, the british national health care system. why do you think they work so hard? what it is think they are willing to break every rule. what you think they are ready to lose this election. what you think they ignore the polls and jam it down the throats of the american public? why do you think they cared so much about passing this bill? power. because they knew they would get you. juan williams said to me, let me tell you what president obama's team is telling me. americans love entitlements. once we get them hooked, they will never let it go. they want to look you. they don't want to free you. they don't want to give you opportunity. they believe in themselves, the smart people, the planners, the folks in washington who made decisions better than you can. they are saying to seniors, we need you to trust us. we will make decisions on what every senior can have. did everybody -- did anybody ever look at the medicare prescription drug plan? it

margaret thatcher said, for she win the argument, and then you win the vote. the right kind of campaign is to have an argument. some people in politics find this very confusing. ira book called, a nation like none other, and the purpose is to describe american exceptional as an. this campaign will be about economics, which includes a 2 percent of health care, american exceptional listen, and about national security. this is the heart of the campaign. i will take a moment to talk about american exceptional listen. obama was asked, do you believe in american exceptional is a. he said, i believe americans are exceptional, but i am certain the greeks and the british think that they are exceptional. american essentialism is not about us being there were stronger or smarter, it is about this unique magic moment, when the founding fathers met at independence hall, and wrote a declaration of independence, this is words that just alienate academic leftwingers, and much of the news media, and drive judges crazy. we hold these truths to be self evident. they did not say

margaret thatcher said this after doing an assessment of her time in britain versus reagan, said, i was never able to accomplish in england what reagan accomplished in america. there was one thing that stood in my way. the british national health care system. why do you think they work so hard? whitey think it were willing to break every rule? why you think it were willing to lose this election? why do you think they ignored the polls and handed down the american -- throats of americans? why do think they care so much about passing this bill? power. because they knew they would get you. williams said to be about a week after president obama decided to double down, i saw him in the green room, i said, why are you doing this? he said, let me tell you what president obama's team is telling me. "americans love entitlements. once we get them hooked, they will never let it go." >> we do not want that. >> they want to hook you. they do not want to free you. they do not want to give the opportunities. they believe in themselves, the smart people, the planners, the folks in washington him a deci

and there is certainly another lady who we have known in our recent history, margaret thatcher.new what it meant to be a lady and a lady in politics not a cackle hen swaying and bragging. if you have to tell people you are, you aren't. now, like my grandmother, great grandmother she understood that men and children are not obstacles but blessings and, in fact, families where mothers are running a household. understand a lot about how homes, communities, nations and, frankly, the world is built. margaret thatcher said about that, she said any woman who understands the problems of running a home will be nearer to understanding the problems of running a country. and she learned that from growing up in a small modest home, truly admirer her father. was never threatened but just inspired by her example and the example of her mother. i see these women and diane black and the many others like you who the susan b. anthony list is a family with as the third wave of women in politics. the first wave were the suffragists who embraced the unique beauty of femininity and women in politics. t

margaret thatcher and condoleezza rice.all the wonderful women who were elected last november 2nd, 2010? it turned out they were all republicans. they were all pro-life. that wasn't what the feminists planned at all. they do not recognize success. one of the reasons i was able to be polite to the amendment was they did not believe i was doing what i did. they conjured up conspiracies like the insurance companies were financing me or some other nonsense like that. this ideology of telling young women you are victims of an oppressive society is so unfortunate. if you wake up in the morning and believe that you are probably not going to accomplish anything whether you are a man or a woman. many of the real feminists, most of them think that abortion is the litmus test for being a feminist. but what -- one of the new feminists wrote in the washington post a few weeks ago the definition of feminism is that we are under an oppressive patriarchy and they have to overturn it and stop it. that is what feminism is. it is also not tru

margaret thatcher said this after doing her -- an assessment of her time against ronald reagan.he said there was one thing that stood in my way, the british national health care system. why do you think they work so hard? what it is think they are willing to break every rule. what you think they are ready to lose this election. what you think they ignore the polls and jam it down the throats of the american public? why do you think they cared so much about passing this bill? power. because they knew they would get you. juan williams said to me, let me tell you what president obama's team is telling me. americans love entitlements. once we get them hooked, they will never let it go. they want to look you. they don't want to free you. they don't want to give you opportunity. they believe in themselves, the smart people, the planners, the folks in washington who made decisions better than you can. they are saying to seniors, we need you to trust us. we will make decisions on what every senior can have. did everybody -- did anybody ever look at the medicare prescription drug plan? i

margaret thatcher said this after doing an assessment of her time in britain versus reagan's time.he said i was never able to accomplish in england what reagan was to accomplish in america, and that was the british national healthcare system to wipe you think they were willing to break every role? what you think they ignored the polls and jam it down the throats of the american public? why keep you think they cared so much about passing this bill? our. because they knew they would get you. juan williams said to me about a week after president obama decided to double down, i saw them in the greenroom, and i said, what are you doing this he said, let me tell you what president obama's team is telling me. he said, " america loves and tenements, and once we get them hooked, they will never let it go." they want to hook you. they do not want to free you. they do not want to get the opportunities. they do not believe in you. they believe in themselves, the smart people, the planners, the folks in washington who make decisions better than you can. look at what they are doing with "medisca

margaret thatcher said she was never able to accomplish what reagan accomplished in transforming britainfor one reason, because people's addiction to the british health- care system. she was never able to break that bond. what do you think they worked so hard and were willing to risk so much, including the last election, to pass that bill? why did they want to jam it down your throat? because they knew it was a game changer. they knew that as the president says, america would not be the same country. ladies and gentlemen, america is a great country, not because of its government but because of its people. in 2010, -- excuse me, in 2008, the american public was looking for a president in a very difficult time in our history as a result of economic recession and trouble overseas. they look for someone in a president that they could believe and, and i found barack obama. he took that believe -- they found barack obama. he took that believe in him and a centralized power in human nose around him. i believe as i across america, i believe at my court that as i go across america, americans have

margaret thatcher said when she left the prime ministership of england, after having transformed england from the socialist country to one that was privatizing their industries and embracing capitalism again -- she said at the end she was never able to do for england what reagan did for america. remember in the 60's and 70's liberal was not a bad word. we were going to go the way of europe. and then reagan said no and change america. thatcher was never able to do that, never. she said what. she said because of the british national health care system. as brave as paul ryan is, look at what he has proposed. it does not touch anybody with an entitlement. all of his changes are for people in the future, far into the future. he would not there. no one cares. talk about taking anything from anybody who has something from the government. look at what is going on in greece. this is the future of america if obama care is put into action. this is the future of america. when i was 16 years old, it was the first time i had ever been to a funeral with an open casket. it was my grandfather. i knelt ne

margaret thatcher said this, after doing an assessment of her time in britain versus reagan's time, she said i was never able to accomplish in england what reagan a commerce and america. and it was one thing that stood in my way. the british national health care system. why do you think they worked so hard? why do you think they were willing to break every rule? why do you think they were willing to lose this election? why do you think they ignored the polls and chanted down the throats of the american public? why do you think they cared so much about passing this bill? power. because they knew they would get you. juan williams said to me about a week after president obama decided to double down, i saw him in the green room and i said why are you doing this? here's what he said. he said, let me tell you what president obama's team is telling me. he said, quote, americans love entitlement, and once we get them hooked they will never let it go. they want to hook you. they don't want to free you. they don't want to give you opportunity. they don't believe in you. they believe in themselves

margaret thatcher said when she left the prime ministership of england, after having transformed england from the socialist country to one that was privatizing their industries and embracing capitalism again -- she said at the end she was never able to do for england what reagan did for america. remember in the 60's and 70's liberal was not a bad word. we were going to go the way of europe. and then reagan said no and change america. thatcher was never able to do that, never. she said what. she said because of the british national health care system. as brave as paul ryan is, look at what he has proposed. it does not touch anybody with an entitlement. all of his changes are for people in the future, far into the future. he would not there. no one cares. talk about taking anything from anybody who has something from the government. look at what is going on in greece. this is the future of america if obama care is put into action. this is the future of america. when i was 16 years old, it was the first time i had ever been to a funeral with an open casket. it was my grandfather. i knelt ne

margaret thatcher said after having transformed england from this socialist country to one that was privatizingndustries and embracing capitalism again, said she was never able to do for england what reagan did for america. -- thatcher was never able to do that. she said, why? she said because of the british national health -- health care system. as brave as paul ryan is, look at what he has proposed. he does not touch anybody with an entitlement. all of his changes are for people in the future, far into the future. he would not dare -- no one dares talk about taking anything from somebody that has something from the government. look at what is going on in greece. this is the future of america. if "obamacare" is put into action. when i was 16 years old, the first time i had ever been to a funeral with an open casket. it was my grandfather. ket elt next to his cas and i looked at his enormous tanned, hick, beefy, cann that dug coal for 50 years. i said those hands grabbed their way for freedom for me. he think about the men and women across america now and -- in uniform, and you think about the