mr. hartman. guest: it is true, jesus taught moral principle.it is also true that these are part of our dna. all truism is natural to us. a six -month-old baby we see them unhappy when one baby is given more than one baby in their presence. it is in our dna for lack of better way of saying it. there are tribes over the world that never heard of jesus that live in a very ultra stick fashion. they always have, in fact one of the things that most amaze me when reading jefferson works was when he was a child, his father was a surveyor in virginia. at the time part of it was indian territory. his father spoke five different indian languages and jefferson would travel with him. he would live with native americans he was so impressed by their high moral character, he writes about it over and over again, actually at one point he dances around the edge of thinking that may be the native american were actually genetically superior to the white europeans. this is when genetic superior warranty was used as next use for slavery. stuff we would laugh at an ho

mr. hartman. guest: it's true. jesus taught more principle.it's also true that these are part of our dna. that is a species alters them is natural to us. six -month-old babies you see them unhappy when one baby is given more than another baby. fairness is in rda a. socialism is in our dna. there are tribes over the world that have never heard of jesus that lives in a very altruistic fashion. and they always have. in fact this is one of the things that amazed me while reading jefferson's work. when he was a child, his father was a surveyor and at the time probably 80 or 90% of virginia. his father spoke five different indian languages. he would travel with his father when he was out surveying these indian territories. he would live with native americans. he was so impressed by their high moral character and he writes about it over and over again. actually at one point he dances around the edge thinking maybe the native americans were actually genetically superior to the white year. european. it's stuff that we laugh at an hour be disgusted by.

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mr. trump, you wanted me to remind you about saturday night? >> live from new york, it's saturday night. >> dana carvy. bill hartman, victoria jackson. joan lovin. dennis miller. mike meyers. and kevin leland and features al franken. from the "saturday night live" band. musical guest, aerosmith. and starring tom hanks. ladies and gentlemen, tom hanks. >> thank you very much. oh, man. i can't believe it. i hosted the show now four times and just now i banged my knee on this thing back stage. it's killing me. >>> you okay? >> yes, sir, i am fine. it's swollen up a little bit, but i will be fine. got, it hurts. it hurts so much. why does it have to hurt this much? >> we can get somebody to look at it. >> it's okay, already. stop making a fuss. >> dear god, i know you have been good with me. out on cassette and grant me this one last request. please make the pain stop. please make this pain stop! oh, my god. >> wow. glad that's over. i feel great. in fact, i feel wonderful. i have never felt so wonderful, so free. so light. all the pain is gone. am i really light as air? free of trouble? free of care? no more worries, no more burdens. al

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mrs. in center city have water as a broken water main got repaired. the line both around sith street near south street. crews are still on the scene trying to fix everything. "action news" reporter trish hartman is live with an update for us and trish, while the water was out certainly some headaches there. >> reporter: that's right, alicia. we learned within about 30 minutes from the department that all customers now have their water back on. the road is still opened up though from there repairs that took the majority of the day. there were about 50 power outages earlier today. peak so says all of those customers were back on line around 12:30 but for many of the businesses on fifth street near the break it meant a day of business lost. >> we filled up everything. >> reporter: ron brett sprung into action. >> when i heard it was my block i flew out of bed so quickly to get dressed and call my girls, tell them the water main broke. >> reporter: despite her efforts,. >> no water. >> reporter: she says the health department came and told her without running water she had to close for the day. >> i got one more delivery to do before i go home and that will be the way it will end today and then i