wisely, the author, thomas jefferson, warned of this danger early on. as you once said the mother does not exist and engine so corrective of the government -- as he once said, there does not exist and engine so corrective as bigger -- so corrupt as the government. as usual, jefferson was right. at a time when americans are clipping coupons and pinchingg pennies, president obama and the democrats in congress continue to spend money that they and we do not have. three weeks ago, america's national debt topped $13 trillion. let me say that one more time -- $13 trillion is owed by the united states of america today. that number is so big it is difficult to comprehend. if you take that $13 trillion and/the number of americans, that is -- and divide it by the number of americans, that is over $40,000 for every person in this country. the national debt has risen by an average of $5 billion per day since obama took office. even though we have to borrow 43 cents of every dollar we spend and the debt is set to double in five years, congress and this white house s

i heard on the radio that thomas jefferson owned slaves. he bowed to cultural pressure. some things are just wrong. week 32, i make the mistake of telling my mom i'm struggling with circumcision. i don't think so. i think of the stuff that can get caught in the vagina. that's not nice. andrea. if this child is jewish. he needs to be sircumicized. you don't want your boy to feel strange. that's true. i think my anxiety is fear of having a boy. i am terrified of boys. they are wild and smelly. i said, there is no way to know that. well i know for a fact you don't need it. like i wanted to talk to my dad about his penis. week 34, i don't have the double wide vagina i was hoping for. with just six weeks to go. instructions for peroneal massage. lock hands. apply lubricant. extra virgin olive oil. hold the thumb in place for two minutes or until it becomes numb. slowly massage over the vagina. it's best done with a partner. instead, i take a back door approach and use my finger. i have a lot of stretching to do. week 41, 3:45 p.m. it feels like i have to pee and poo. she says

thomas jefferson petitioned congress to grant a brewer american citizenship, in hopes beer became moreand fdr mayo his presidency in part to his promise to repeal in prohibition. george w. bush's tea toter will status keep the oval office beer-free for eight years. but president obama shows the world that beer is back. diana alvear, abc news, new york. >> making us all

talk about a little thing called religion and how that affects controls politics in america thomas jefferson wrote about the separation of church and state at the very outset of this country the freedom of religion is protected in the first amendment of the bill of rights and when it comes to politics when it comes to legislation there's no freedom of religion everything becomes a moral issue from the right to choose over abortions to the right to choose over your own death somehow that's a gift that's given to you by someone else by some higher power i don't know and all the rhetoric is dictated by what someone decided god would want and you can bet your ass that that's a christian god too don't you dare claim that america the country with no official religion is not a judeo christian what like obama once did because i think we all remember the reaction back to that. the very first act of the first congress in the united states was to bring in a minister and have a congress led in prayer and afterwards read four chapters out of the five a few years later when we unanimously declared our ind

thomas jefferson warned of this danger early on.es not exist and engine so corrupt of the government as public debt." it will bring us more room at home and then all of the enemies from abroad against them this army and navy or to protect us. as usual, jefferson was right. at a time when americans are clipping coupons and pitching pennies, president obama and the democrats in conjures are spending money that we do not have. three weeks ago, america's national debt topped $13 trillion. let me say that one more time -- $13 trillion is owed by the united states of america today. that number is so big it is difficult to comprehend. if you take that $13 trillion and divided by the number of americans, that is $42,000 for every person in this country. the national debt has risen by $2.40 trillion in the 500 days since president obama took office. that is an average of nearly $5 billion per day. even though we have to borrow 43 cents of every dollar we spend and the debt is set to double in five years, congress in this white house still co

thomas jefferson said in 1776 that merchants only pay loyalty to the countries that they make their money in. i do think that american businesses need to be honest as opposed to politically correct. it's real important in my opinion that people understand as you know it's not always easy to speak out. you get a lot of criticism for it and a lot of bad press and a lot of people that stand up in front of the podium with signs and stuff. but the issue is if you are productive to the society, we produce a lot of energy that is fundamentally important. the greatest thing you with do in a charitable way is to produce something. at the end othe day, the production of the population is providing quality of life. and we are helping the world to have a prosperous life. >> many in the environment community would say that along with the dollar cost of the productivity, there are other costs not reflected in dollars and cents but do take a toll. the price of the environment and air that is not clean. is that a factor that is easily factored or a myth? >> i think it's overfactored and we all know about

you go back to thomas jefferson who said to his friend in new york, a judge.on occasions. about every 20 years. we had one in 1980 and another rebellion today because of washington, d.c. that's what it's all about. >> larry: you think your father would be a tea partier? >> he would be supportive of the tea party because he was sicht of grassroots america. >> larry: more tea talk after the break. we'll come right back. a complete multivitamin with more magnesium to help support healthy muscle function. more b vitamins to help convert food to fuel. more confidence in a healthy you. new one a day men's pro edge. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 no more $2, $3 fees. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 no more paying to access your own money. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 it'd be like every atm in the world tdd# 1-800-345-2550 was your atm. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 the schwab bank high yield investor checking(tm) account. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 zero atm fees. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 a great interest rate. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 no minimums. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 and it's fdic-insured. tdd# 1-800-345-2550 the schwab bank

you go back to thomas jefferson who said to his friend in new york, a judge.o be rebellion on occasions. about every 20 years. we had one in 1980 and another rebellion today because of washington, d.c. that's what it's all about. >> larry: you think your father would be a tea partier? >> he would be supportive of the tea party because he was sicht of grassroots america. >> larry: more tea talk after the break. we'll come right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] try fixodent with a time-released formula. use just once per day for all-day hold. it is important to use the product as directed. for poor-fitting dentures, see your dentist. for hold from dawn to dark... fixodent and forget it. >> larry: dana, would you agree these inflammatory statements harm the whole party movement? >> the whole tea party? i don't -- mark williams, i think, is accountable for himself. i've never looked at him as a leader of anything. i've never looked at him as anything more than mark williams. so i don't think that they -- honestly, i don't think that what he, does what he says hurtds

thomas jefferson once said when the people fear the government, there is tyranny. when the government fears the people, there is liberty. at this hour, my friends, our government does not fear us. harry reid does not fear the people of nevada. president of obama does not fear the people of this country. because if they did, they would not have been a health care bill passed down our throats. there would not have been a cap and trade bill out of the house. there would not have been the takeover of auto industry, the insurance industry, the banking industry, financial institutions, because people have made it clear that is not what they want their government to do. they want their government to create a pathway to opportunity and get the hell out of the way and greet the american dream for ourselves. [applause] that is what the people want the government to do. as i travel this great country and i get to spend time with the grassroots of america, i have never seen such a palpable anger as i have over the past year. smart people who study this tell us that anger comes

wisely thomas jefferson warned of this danger early on.does not exist an engine so corruptive of the government and so demoralizing of the nation as public debt. it will bring us more ruin at home than all the enemies from abroad against whom this army and naferi -- navy are to protect us." host: staying with that theme, big debt. guest: in the short run, it is clear, when deficits hit, it will be difficult. you have more people on the system. these are short-run things. they don't last. when looking at a deaf -- deficit, really anything we do, the unemployment benefits are going to come down. that's going to help. the structural problems with the deficit like we mentioned before, social security, medicare, and you can also include what's going to happen with fan fan -- fanny mae and freddie mac, those are the importaat things that have to be addressed in the coming years. >> earnings and hours ticked downward last month and the stakes grow larger, it says in "the new york times." " incumbents feel particularly precarious and make economic

thomas jefferson once said, when the people fear the government, there is. when the government fears the people, there is liberty. -- she said when the people for the government, there is a tyranny. at this hour, our government does not fear us. harry reid does not fear the people of nevada. president obama does not fear the people of this country. because if they did, there would not have been a health care bill passed down our throats. there will not have been a cap and trade bill out of the house. there but not have been the takeover of auto industries, insurance industry, banking industry, financial institutions. because the people have made it clear that is not the one their government to do. what they want their government to do is to create a pathway of opportunity and get the hell out of the way and let us reach the american dream for ourselves. [applause] that is what the people want the government to do. now as i travel this great country and i get to spend time with the grassroots of america, i have never seen such a palpable anger as i have over

thomas jefferson once said when the people fear the government, there is tyranny.n the government fears the people, there is liberty. at this hour, my friends, our government does not fear us. harry reid does not fear the people of nevada. president of obama does not fear the people of this country. because if they did, they would not have been a health care bill passed down our throats. there would not have been a cap and trade bill out of the house. there would not have been the takeover of auto industry, the insurance industry, the banking industry, financial institutions, because people have made it clear that is not what they want their government to do. they want their government to create a pathway to opportunity and get the hell out of the way and greet the american dream for ourselves. [applause] that is what the people want the government to do. as i travel this great country and i get to spend time with the grassroots of america, i have never seen such a palpable anger as i have over the past year. smart people who study this tell us that anger comes fro

thomas jefferson once remarked that the price of freedom is eternal vigilance. this concept is certainly relevant today. i posit that the price of scientific freedom is eternal belligerent -- vigilance and responsibility. >> thank you very much. our next speaker is michael rodemeyer, a lawyer who was the last 30 years working in the field of science technology and environmental policy. he teaches science and technology policy at the university of virginia's department of science, technology, in society. in 2009, he wrote a note study of the regulation of synthetic biology for the woodrow wilson center for scholars. he has also worked in the federal government as assistant director for environment in the office of science and technology policy, and as chief democratic counsel for the u.s. congress house committee on science and technology. welcome. >> thank you very much. i am privileged to be here this morning to talk about the current biotechnology regulatory system and how it would apply to the likely first-generation of synthetic biology products. my comments

i appreciate that for much and i appreciate the references to thomas jefferson, who i admire very muchs about putting kentucky first. my father grew up on a family farm in human county. i would go semite grandparent was a little kid. my granddad used to wear a big hat. he would be out picking corn down in union county. i was a little boy and i would always get lost. i have a memory of looking for his hat to figure out where i was. i got a sense of how important farms are to kentucky. i am always going to put kentucky first. i am always going to put kentucky cursed. we have 85,000 farms in the state. over $400 million, i believe. ladies and gentlemen, let me be clear. i view this as a security issue, a food security issue. here in the united states, we spent 10% of our disposable income on food. china is 32%. other european countries are double what we spend. we are protecting food security. we need to have increasing net farm income. that is what is important. throughout my term as a public servant, i have reached across the aisle on a number of different issues, to our kentucky state

thomas jefferson observed that the only security of all is in a free press. the agitation it produces must be submitted to. it is necessary to keep the waters pure. it's safe to say jefferson would not take kindly to the subject of h.r. 2675. in the wake of 9/11, the american media has become alarmed over a phenomenon calmed libel tourism which is the practice for suing for libel in a country with weaker free speech protections than the united states. surprisingly, most of these suits are filed in great britain. as its libel and slander laws provide writers and journalists less protection than those here in the united states system. how do courts handle foreign judgments that clash with the american legal values? a foreign ruling will not be enforced in the u.s. court if the ruling offends state public policy or the constitution. house version of h.r. 2765, which we passed unanimously in june, 2009, contains three major provisions. first it states that a u.s. court either state or federal shall not enforce a foreign judgment for defamation if the judgment is

for any of the viewers that have not seen it, she gave a lecture in 2007 at berkeley, the thomas jefferson serious, about the coming collapse of the middle class. it is available in your library, you cover debt, and it is one of the most prescient and amazing lectures that she gave as far as what she saw coming, the independent research that she did in to this, it is something that a lot of people should watch if they have not seen it. i love the lady, even though she is a liberal and i am libertarian. host: all right. we are talking about whether or not elizabeth warren should run the consumer protection agency. the president is expected to sign this bill tomorrow. we want to get your thoughts on this. the phone numbers, democrats, for democrats, 202-737-0002. for republicans, 202-737-0001. for independents, 202-628-0205. kansas city, patrick, democratic line. you are next. caller: basically what i wanted to say, i am just wondering -- i have seen elizabeth warren boys her opinion on what is transpiring in the economy, but this is information that we can read in books. the reality is that

wisely thomas jefferson warned of this danger early on. he once said, "there does not exist an engine so corruptive of the government and so demoralizing of the nation as public debt. it will bring us more ruin at home than all the enemies from abroad against whom this army and naferi -- navy are to protect us." host: staying with that theme, big debt. guest: in the short run, it is clear, when deficits hit, it will be difficult. you have more people on the system. these are short-run things. they don't last. when looking at a deaf -- deficit, really anything we do, the unemployment benefits are going to come down. that's going to help. the structural problems with the deficit like we mentioned before, social security, medicare, and you can also include what's going to happen with fan fan -- fanny mae and freddie mac, those are the importaat things that have to be addressed in the coming years. >> earnings and hours ticked downward last month and the stakes grow larger, it says in "the new york times." " incumbents feel particularly precar

thomas jefferson said, no freeman shall ever be barred from the use of arms. sam you ell adams said, the constitution shall never be construed to prevent the people of the united states from keeping their arms. and of course, james mad ison who helped write the bill of rights said americans have the advantage of being armed and other nation' governments were afraid to trust the people with such arms. leave it to a texas preacher to keep it all in perspective. without the second amendment, you can't protect the first amendment, the freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of peace and freedom to assemble without the second amendment. and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from ohio. ms. kaptur: address the house for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman from ohio is recognized. ms. kaptur: i rise to share my major disappointment and key concerns with the wall street reform bill and why i voted no on this measure. bottom li

if we are te america of the ann jones and reverend wright or the america of james madison and thomas jeffersonide on november 2nd. [applause] let me assure you ifwe do not win on november 2nd, the obama administration and the left will feel justified and affirmed by the american people. and if you think it's been bad the last year-and-a-half, just wait if we fail to take the majority on november 2nd. it would be worse than you can imagine. and this country will have failed the test of tipping point. nowhat's at stake and like our president i believe america is a very exceptional country. my ancestors came from england and poland to be freed because there was no were also the world to go to be free. the noted author said wants think about this, america is the on country in the history of the world deliberately founded on the good idea. those ideas are th declaration of independence with the public, talked about so while this morning. this is what is at stake, the secret fiat of liberty. and the experiment of self-government. that is at stake november 2nd and we have it within our hands the powe

thomas jefferson said in 1776 that merchants only pay loyalty to the countries that they make their money in. i do think that american businesses need to be honest as opposed to politically correct. it's real important in my opinion that people understand as you know it's not always easy to speak out. you get a lot of criticism for it and a lot of bad press and a lot of people that stand up in front of the podium with signs and stuff. but the issue is if you are productive to the society, we produce a lot of energy that is fundamentally important. the greatest thing you with do in a charitable way is to produce something. at the end of the day, the production of the population is providing quality of life. and we are helping the world to have a prosperous life. >> many in the environmental community would say that along with the dollar cost of the productivity, there are other costs not reflected in dollars and cents but do take a toll. the price of the environment and air that is not clean. is that a factor that is easily factored or a myth? >> i think it's overfactored and we all know a

thomas jefferson is being written out and civil rights of certain minorities are being trampled. the founding fathers would not stand for that. we could be exceptional if we followed their precision. host: the last word there from sioux city, iowa. we will take a time-out and then we will talk about failed states around the world, at least the opinion of blake hounshell. we will go to various parts of the world, what they are experiencing and what it means. meantime, some news from c-span radio. >> we will tell you what is going to be on the sunday tv talk shows. the topics will include the gulf coast oil spill, afghanistan, the economy and politics. on abc this week correspondents will talk with john mccain. he is the ranking republican on the senate armed services committee. the guest on fox news sunday include senator joseph lieberman who chairs the homeland security committee and south carolina republican senator jim demint and kenneth einberg administrator of the gulf coast claims facility. on "face the nation" bob scheiffer will be with lindsey graham. on cnn's state of the

the bible, discussed by our founders, and made the basis of our beliefs in religious freedom, thomas jefferson said, god who gave us life gave us liberty. and a can the liberties of a nation be thought secure when we have removed their only firm basis a conviction in the minds of the people that these liberties are a gift of god, that they are not b to be violated but with his wrath. sn indeed, i tremble for my country when i reflect that god is just, that his justice cannot sleep forever, and it ought to cause every american to tremble when they think of the injustice we're allowing to be perpetuated on our citizens around the world, it ought to break the hearts and minds and consciences of everyone. a united states president, and i quote, said these words, referred to a mr. levi, a galveston, texas, lawyer and president of the nationalbury gade group, drafted president theodore roosevelt denouncing a russian program in 1903, the czar of russia was so stung by roosevelt's message he formally refused to accept it. some americans complained that roosevelt had gone too far. he replied that there

president, thomas jefferson expressed the will of the american majority in 1776 when he included in the declaration of independence the statement, that quote, all men are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. little did mr. jefferson suspect when he penned that that the supreme court would rule that a nondenominational prayer to the creator if offered by schoolchildren in the public schools of america in class periods is unconstitutional. the june 25 supreme court decision is sufficiently appalling to disturb the god-fearing people of america and make us all reflect upon the extraordinary nature of the times. for what, indeed, can we expect to happen next if this is to be the way things are going following the french revolution, the atheist revolution has hired a chorus girl to enter a church as the goddess of reason and thereby defile the name of the almighty. following the russian revolution, the bolshevik government established a museum dedicated to the promotion of atheist beliefs. i've been in that mu

thomas jefferson said in 1776 th merchants only pay loyalty to the countries that they make their moneysinesses need to be honesas opposed to politically correct. it's real important in my opinion that people understand as you know it's not always easy to speak out. you get a lot of criticism for it and a lot of bad press and a lot of people that stand up in front of the podium with signs and stuff. but the issue is if you are productive to the society, we produce a lot of energy that is fundamentally important. the greatest thing you with do in a charitable way is to produce something. at the end of the day, the production of the population is providing quality of life. and we are helping the world to have a prosperous life. >> many in the environmental community would say that along with the dollar cost of the productivity, there are other costs not reflected in dollars and cents but do take a toll. the price of the environment and air that is not clean. is that a factor that is easily factored or a myth? >> i think it's overfactored and we all know about al gore's extrainality cost,

now, a conversation about a recent discovery concerning thomas jefferson and the declaration of independence. >> we want to introduce you to an interesting story about the declaration of independence on this july for. of the headlines. tod today's philadelph"philadelphi." they title it "appearing acts." jefferson erased a word preservation scientists at the library of congress discovered that jefferson, even in the act of declaring independence from england had trouble breaking free from rule. in an early draft he wrote the word "subjects" when referring to the american people. he then replaced it with citizens, a term he used frequently in the final draft. the library released the new of the word for the first time this past friday. on the phone we have the librarian of congress james billington to join us to tell us more about it. dr. billington, good morning. happy fourth. how did this come about? >> it came throug a new technology where we know there was a little blur behind the word citizen. we never knew what was underneath. and it was what jefferson originally wrote. but you have to r