the world. his book today is worshiping the state, how liberalism became our state religion. [applause] been did the title of my book is obviously all little in your face, i guess you could say. rather outlandish claims. first it implies that liberals where should the state and second that liberalism itself has become a kind of established religion. that brings us to an obvious set of questions. first of all, is this just overblown rhetoric to sell a book? liberalism really has become our established state religion. and liberals somehow do, in fact, worship the state. we can add on top of this, what does it matter? >> let me begin with that last question. what does it matter if liberalism is, in fact, and religion or at least functions like a religion. because it functions like one and if it is, in fact, is a religion they can litigate to disestablish it. i mean to propose this quite seriously. like-minded folks can turn the tables on liberal secularism by actively bringing cases to disestablish it as a state imposed you. even in the courts choate. the success of this kind of

. >> bill: just a moment wild waters world and perhaps the most most liberal state in the nation. >> why is hawaii such a liberal state. >> do you know what liberal means? >> no. >>> waters world as you may know we sent the inprep yid reporter to high high while waters was there, he looked at why hawaii is so liberal. >> why is hawaii such a liberal state? >> uh, i don't really realize it's liberal. >> um... >> do you know what liberal means? >> no. >> the history of government i think the people have been in power for years want to have the government take care of them, unfortunately. >> everyone is stoned and drunk. they don't work. >> freedom gets lost between beach and office. what happens is that people goring okay. we want things given to us rather than earning things. >> you're a republican in hawaii? >> yes. >> how does that feel? do you need a friend? do you need a hug? >> democrats control every level of government in hawaii. state income tax is 11% highest in the country. also, food stamp benefits, also a severe homeless crisis. >> do you think there is a big homeless probl

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the fourth the state, liberal, national media. there ii no accountability. is there likely to be any beyond the ballot box beginning next year? >> i expected more especially with the day that the optics the way that the white house and th justice burton has gone after rorters. the associated press oine subpoenaing a mouse going into the private dealings of the porters. not theevel that you or i expect. >> we thank you for being with us. afford to talking with you again soon. >> a keyor having me. lou: much more on the obama white house scandals and the countdowto obamacare, talking with congresswom dianne black next right here. stay with us. president obama declared the sequesterudget cuts to be devastating. fox news carl cameron says t record straight next. ♪ lou: on wall street, stocks soaring to recd levels on upbeat economic news. all ten s&p sectors moving higher. gold dropping a dollar $0.80 to $1,311 per ounce. crude oil up nearly 3% just low 100 per barrel. the bond market soaring. and a federal jury today finding former goldman trader the breeze tow

the fourth the state, liberal, national media. there ii no accountability.s there likely to be any beyond the ballot box beginning next year? >> i expected more especially with the day that the optics of the way that the white house and the justice burton has gone after reporters. the associated press online subpoenaing a mouse going into the private dealings of the reporters. not the level that you or i expect. >> we thank you for being with us. afford to talking with you again soon. >> a key for having me. lou: much more on the obama white house scandals and the countdown to obamacare, talking with congresswoman dianne black next right here. stay with us. president obama declared the sequester budget cuts to be devastating. fox news carl cameron says the record straight next. the door the boys used double miles from their capital oneenture card to fly home for the bigamily reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveli is sy with thventure card because you can fly any airline anytime. wo words. double miles! this guy can act. wna play

the turkish citizens. it means that what turkey would mean is to liberalize the state. institutions should not try to make a military coup against an elected government. pre-k's let's pick up on another tweet that has come in. anlet's bring in our next guest. in terms of what erdowan does, how he runs the country, maybe dictatorship is too strong a word. >> i think it is not just dictatorship that authoritarian tendencies. kirsten want to make myself clear. on the other hand this is the protest. i think it will be what -- much more freedom versus authoritarian tendencies. all those trials will find a new place with much more focus on freedom. i think the turkish system which comes from 1982 is giving the leader of all parties immense power. he has been the most popular prime minister this country has seen in decades. governments, authoritarian tendencies are being deflected. the other incidents have been the signal that the system is not enough for turkey. turkey is much more a progressive country now. >> would you say personal freedom is improving? >> i think if you ha

we are talking about how liberalism became a state religion. theitle of my book is obviously a little bit in your face. it is rather outlandish at times. it implies that liberals worship the state and second that liberalism itself has become a kind of established religion. this brings us to a not a set of questions. and is this just overblown rhetoric to sell a book. what does it really become our established religion? that liberals somehow do worship the state. we can add on top of this what does it matter? so what does it matter if liberalism is a religion or functions like a religion remap because of that function like one and if it is in fact a religion, then christians and other opponents can litigate to disestablish it in a world view. and i mean to propose this quite seriously is a new and effective strategy. like-minded folks can turn the tables unlevel secularism by disestablish in as the state impose worldview. in education, and the federal agencies, even in the courts. the success of this kind of endeavor will depend on a well-developed

the country. it actually had a mini-state in southern yemen. i went down there with the heavy military escort and we toured some of the areas that had just been liberatedthe army. just been liberated by a military campaign, backed by the united states, backed by saudi arabia. what happened after this very long, very bloody military campaign. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula did what was described as a tactical withdrawal. they left the deep south and they moved to three other areas. they moved to joaf. these are very remote, mountainous, difficult to reach areas, and they've been able to establish a strong hold there, and haven't really been threatened or challenged in these remote areas. al qaeda is not a large group. it's core membership is maybe just 1,000 people. these are the die hard militants. the ones who would perhaps kill themselves rather than be arrested. around that they also have another few thousand supporters, those who work for them. collaborate with them, and then maybe another layer of people who are sympathetic, that's just part of the mosaic in yemen many then there are the tribes. the tribes in yemen are groups that just want to

so, they even, even they, the most liberal state in the union on this recognize there ought to be limitsthe problem with what you showed last night is, they have no intention of enforcing the law. >> bill: that's right. >> if so, why do you pass the limits in the first place. it's an act of pure hypocrisy and sort of covering yourself. >> bill: i think it's a fraud more than hypocrisy. i think it's a fraud. everyone in seattle knows, including the police who have been given orders not to enforce the marijuana laws on any level. so if you have a 9-year-old toking in the street the cop is going going to go you know sonny be safe. it's a larger picture. in colorado they're going to put in marijuana vending machines? did you know he that? that's coming in colorado. >> well, i will check them out the next time in denver. >> bill: we can be flippant about it but you know what i'm saying that once a child gets involved with intoxication as a psychiatrist you know this, as as a former teacher i know. this once a child gets involved with intoxication of any kind, any kind, childhood is over, thei

issues there for a while now. >> are yes. >> the state legislature actually passed voter law, and it had a lot of support in the state, but it was overturned by liberal courts. and also there was one district in the 2012 election outside of philadelphia that voted 92,000 votes for obama and 0 for mitt romney. so i think it's, like, pretty grossly obvious. how do we combat something like that when the courts are so active? like we had legislation there, legislation that seemed like it would work, and then it was overturned by the courts. what's your suggestion like for situations like that? >> yeah, no, i'm very aware of the pennsylvania situation. i testified in front of the legislature in favor of the voter id law. actually, we're winning on this issue. it may not seem like it from what you read in the newspapers, but the left has lost almost every single court case they have filed against voter id. now, in the pennsylvania case i'll the tell you that the attorney general's office is doing a really lousy job of litigating that case. i mean, i cannot believe some of the really stupid things they've done and the stupid mistakes that they have made. bu

they referred to him not as the president of the united states but a liberal leader. refer to the health care act of 2010 as a bill. they refer to him as obama. they don't say the president. they don't say a law. they don't even speak the language we normally speak in civilized political debate. they've changed it so much he's not supposed to be there. and that's the way to put that asterisk next to him like barry bonds. he didn't hit the home runs. i think that's what they're up to. >> i do. i think that's right. i do think that's right. i think there's a sense in everything that's done, not only the normal political give and take where you challenge your opponents' bills, proposals, ideas and initiatives, but the idea that the person himself was never supposed to be there. he was never supposed to be reelected. and now if they just wait it out, the guy who was never supposed to have been there whose signature accomplishment, health care, should be defunded if for no other reason he did it and it has his name associated with it. >> yes, get him off the record books!

>>un, one time i blew a .22, and i was still pretty darn lucid. >> who are the county or state or left-wing liberals in d.c. to tell us what to do? americans know best at the local level. >> you like fresh air, right? there gu. >> and laws shouldn't apply to us if we didn't vote for the people who made them. i mean, seriously, is it really going to kill someone? >> ( bleep ). we know what's best for ourselves and our children. >> john: thank you, jason. we'll be rig  >> john: welcome back. we're going to check in again with nobody's favorite new york city mayoral candidate, anthony weiner, who continues to refuse to do anything resembling the right thing. >> i know that there are newspaper editors and other politicians that say, boy, i wish that guy weiner would quit. they don't know new york. they certainly don't know me. quit isn't the way we roll through new york city. we fight through tough things. we are a tough city. >> john: no, no, no, no, no! are you not doing this. you are not 9/11'ing your dick picks. no! this is a line and you just went over that line. in fact, you know what? maybe y

with immigration on the economic model but it's been imported from and imposed by the united states meaning the older liberal model which destroys economies and denies the people the riches that they have selves have created and denies nations their sovereignty their you are and so consequently with each passing day realising the national front predictions were correct more and more french people are taking an interest in the solutions used and hearing to the solutions we offer. well having said that your opponents say then use popular now because of the european union's problems not because she's actually contributing anything positive to any positive change in france. yes of course but that's not true and they know that because of partial legislative election we've just passed the national front came second so we're not just a protest party against the establishment anymore some where a real party of people who vote for the national front so that we apply our you. people couldn't so that we win the election is not just to show discontent or despair as our political opponents would have it pretty it's prett

the new liberalism started to suggest something happened in england and in the united states or maybe new york enter world history and no -- now liberalism comes somehow these domestic policies in london the house of commons in washington and d.c. the treasury department engineered liberalism exported to the world so what happens to the event -- development study? the idea that once again all good things are exploited to the rest of the world. that is a pretty mainstream approach to things like that. the third thing to right against was somehow rich people had emerged in india and on the course of africa to rich people all of the world so the world has become a flat. the geography now is simply a flat world whether thomas freedom -- thomas friedman on one side or the role of the other "the world is flat" in those contradictions dominate so there is no real geography of imperialism they no longer operate like the use to. so now to talk about the issue is also a mainstream approach thomas friedman also in the left with a very strong approach somehow there is a flattening that there is t

tonight: [shouting] >> laura: as threats against the united states intensify, the liberal "the washington post" scorches president obama over the war on terror. [shouting] >> laura: we'll have the latest. >> the gap between the have and have notes. [ applause ] >> is getting wider and wider. it's going to be a problem that no amount of police can solve. >> laura: a dire warning from rapper jay-z as he launches the latest salvo in the class warfare debate. >> i don't want to really scare america but the real problem is there is no million class. >> laura: is the hip hop millionaire just another out

regulation well this regulation outraged critics that saw it as another example of the mayor creating a nanny state liberals and conservatives alike took shots at the attempted ban. the old what do you think of his efforts to protect the rights of our native beverage. and i don't like it i think it gives liberals a bad name i really do make liberals look like bullies want to tell people what to do. just as the band was set to go into effect the state supreme court struck it down allowing new yorkers to enjoy sugary drinks and whatever size container they please he also tried to get soda tax the eighteen percent does that imply with the state legislature either ameriquest to control what we put into our bodies doesn't end with soda he made it new york city the first major city to ban smoking in bars and restaurants. a few years after that he banned all trans fat foods from being served at restaurants in the big apple it also thanks to mayor bloomberg that every big chain restaurant in the city post calorie counts on all food items it's unclear if the move actually has led to people eating pure calories or a

lamar alexander is one of the most liberal republicans in the united states senate. i don't even know what this guy stands for. >> let me play devil's advocate. what do you say to the people that say, those moderates, they are the ones that can get elected. republicans need to be more m moderate. i don't believe that. you hear it said on this network. >> you mean -- >> what? >> right. we can only elect moderates from south carolina, tennessee and kentucky? i don't think that's accurate at all. we can elect solid conservatives from those states and in the past, we have. what happens is, these guys, they get to washington, d.c., and immediately, boom. rather than them representing us in washington, they represent the federal government to us and they try to convince us to go along. i've had it. you've had it. millions of us have had it. >> going to take a break. more with the great one, mark levin. his new book is in bookstores everywhere. later tonight, a new controversial psa is going after the stand your ground laws. it re-enacts the night trayvon martin was killed.

the eight states that are highest were louisiana, mississippi, states like this. one of the things that's interesting to me is the states that ended up lowest on the list were not the most liberal or coals mott policy tan. they were the whitest states, like north dakota, idaho, and northern new england. so there's this just lingering craziness that still exist it is out there. obviously there's a tactics to the take on votes rights, but we also have to consider the possibility and i think the president is sort of considering this that we're a bit more racist than we like to think. >> we're here in new york city where the stop-and-frisk, the fact that the judge sheindlin has rule that stop and frisk is unconstitutional, hats given rights to a huge debate about whether people of color truly are treated equally. you have mayor bloomberg say this policy is good for minority communities and you have a judge who says it's unstill independents and african-americans have been saying for decades that profiling is wrong and feels wrong, and it reduces -- there's been this unwillingness to tackle the notion that african-american people are people, an the feeling they're being profiled, th

tonight: [shouting] >> laura: as threats against the united states intensify, the liberal "the washington post" scorches president obama over the war on terror. [shouting] >> laura: we'll have the latest. >> the gap between the have and have notes. [ applause ] >> is getting wider and wider. it's going to be a problem that no amount of police can solve. >> laura: a dire warning from rapper jay-z as he launches the latest salvo in the class warfare debate. >> i don't want to really scare america but the real problem is there is no million class. >> laura: is the hip hop millionaire just another out of touch hollywood hypocrite? we have a debate. >> you cannot know what i know. >> laura: embattled attorney general eric holder spent millions of taxpayer dollars on travel expenses. we will have a factor investigation. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham in tonight for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us. fear and loathing at the news stands. that's the subject of this evening ups talking points memo. it was shock an

tonight: [shouting] >> laura: as threats against the united states intensify, the liberal "the washingtonident obama over the war on terror. [shouting] >> laura: we'll have the latest. >> the gap between the have and have notes. [ applause ] >> is getting wider and wider. it's going to be a problem that no amount of police can solve. >> laura: a dire warning from rapper jay-z as he launches the latest salvo in the class warfare debate. >> i don't want to really scare america but the real problem is there is no million class. >> laura: is the hip hop millionaire just another out

i promise you one day, it will be impossible for black americans to deny the truth about this liberal managed statee near future the government that spends $3 for every $2 it takes in will go bankrupt and the grocery store will say no thank you to food stamps. a medicaid card won't work at the emergency room and those welfare checks won't cash. it's my hope and the hope of million that's the black community can come to grip was the truth, now, before it's too late. while we can still save ourselves. was it god's plan we'd trade one plantation for another? people have been too afraid to speak truthfully to powers but i'm not afrai.d wake up, my brothers and sisters of the american community. liberalism nearly destroyed black america. now it's time for black america to return the favor. >> greta: hi specter. the growth at the gate. just me. >>> hello, eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino, and brian kilmeade. it is 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." as the summer races forward, so does the race debate in america. stand your ground gave way to stop and frisk, now "the b

i promise you one day, it will be impossible for black americans to deny the truth about this liberal managed staten the near future the government that spends $3 for every $2 it takes in will go bankrupt and the grocery store will say no thank you to food stamps. a medicaid card won't work at the emergency room and those welfare checks won't cash. it's my hope and the hope of million that's the black community can come to grip was the truth, now, before it's too late. while we can still save ourselves. was it god's plan we'd trade one plantation for another? people have been too afraid to speak truthfully to po

tonight: [shouting] >> laura: as threats against the united states intensify, the liberal "the washingtont obama over the war on terror. [shouting] >> laura: we'll have the latest. >> the gap between the have and have notes. [ applause ] >> is getting wider and wider. it's going to be a problem that no amount of police can solve. >> laura: a dire warning from rapper jay-z as he launches the latest salvo in the class warfare debate. >> i don't want to really scare america but the real problem is there is no million class. >> laura: is the hip hop millionaire just another out

any subsequent reporting about that and it was seen that would be something that the liberal community in the united statesld jump upon but we don't see that. see i have a whole chapter in a book called occupy sharia. why the left helps the brotherhood. and people might say what? i have to tell you a document in the this unholy alliance that's developed between the hard-core left and hard-core islamists. strange bedfellows on the surface the left supports rights and abortion and multiculturalism. everything islam must -- islamists are murdering, killing them executing them so strange bedfellows in many ways. but there is a common foe and i call it occupy sharia because a document in the book the occupy wall street movement anarchist communist marxist socialist anti-american, the islamists from the iranian regime to the brotherhood hamas hezbollah the american islamist groups like care they were cheering for occupy wall street. it's amazing. i couldn't believe it in my research for the book. the supreme leader of iran was giving statements wholeheartedly between -- behind occupy wall street. wall street. am

the communities across the state. it's call investment in community. it is still alive. and if you are a liberal and if you are politically squausted, i want you to pay attention to this story and all of the states around minnesota because those states are run like the washingtonites. this state is being run by the people. where the majority counts. and elections matter. and people's voices aren't circumvented. democrats told residents if they got control of the legislature and the governor's chair they would move this state forward and that's exactly what they are doing. don't give up on hope. the president talks a lot about hope and change. hope aep change is alive in this state. and good things are happening for people. and i'm remiss if i didn't mention the child care help that is go to be to kindergartners coming in this state. it's very important. what is that, though? oh, yeah, that's investing in the future. >>> get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think about this. tonight's question, do you wish your state was more like minnesota? text a for yes. text b for no. can you go