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of course not, you need to start out b noteing politically correct, understaing where some of the movements come from. and some of is some parts of islam, we need to be cand about that. john: saudis have a big education campaign, whabi schools ty teach stuff like th to kill homosexuals. these people are our partners supposed. >> about 1 to 2% of muslims saudis control, and where the rah habes are doing -- rah habe wahh are doing writing and teaches is hostile to other religions, in forms of advocating violence in the form of jihad and so forth. john: we're not going to bomb alall these people. we can't convince them to be more open minded. what do you want to do? >> i want us t be able to drive on something other than oil products. we need to be able to tell opec, that we do not have to keep shipping them money in order to drive our carsnd our trucks. >> so you say we can kil them bute can bankrupt them? >> suggest we need to do is to ta away the power of monopoly, that lets oil dominate -- transportation to opptunity about 97% that wouldndirectly encourage eople like the saudis and others

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you said you didn't understa the ideology but it is clearly politics or we would have had immigrationl a long time ago. what do you make of that somehow it is being hung in the balce until everything elsis figured out? >> y are right. as i have said many times, democracy is generally a good thing, but extremely ugly, so to make the observation that one part of what we're trying to accomplish is being tied to another pa of what we're trying to accomplish is nothing earth shattering, that is just the way it is. to marriott to this other part of t legislation. when i said i don't understand how this is conservative or liberal, if you listen to what the program is tryg to accomplish, there is nothing coervative or liberal abou it. i don't think there's anything nservative about t republican opposiiion to the immigration bll as it stands, they are just against immigrants. chles: you have the last word. >> that is outrageous to say republicans are anti-immigrant. >> people against the bill seem to be. >> they nt to make se the border is secure first. we don't want to see wha happened in 198

they just ate the bacon which is understa understandable. >> it's a metaphor. >> it's not that they didn'tilty. that's what i find. have a summer for a baby and a winter, and i still feel guilty. you feel guilty when you're taking them somewhere that you're not interacting them. you take them to a healthy place to eat, you feel guilty because they're not enjoying it like they would if it was just horrible pizza. >> you can never be home enough. if you have to be the one bringing home the bacon and you definitely feel guilty about that. >> you feel guilty, but it's like existing with it. it's like, it's like jewish guilt and catholic guilt then you smoosh those together and add an enhancer and that's parental guilt. >> you come from a big catholic midwestern family. dad was a republican you say before republicans were dad people. i appreciate that. >> he was -- i describe it that i was raised to seek security. >> okay. >> you know, where security was wearing a coat and tie. and so i go on stage and i tell diarrhea jokes. so it's a different thing. my parents were very socially liberal. they

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you are talking about know wo understa 100,000 people slaughtered and now you have lebanon and jordanstand there is a big approach to the issue and i respect it and i respected him for 30 years. we had differences from time to time. most importantly we need to have the debate. >> here's my question to you. i am not here to defend my father's position. >> because he wouldn't defend you. >> oh, god no. he makes me buy his baooks, senator mccain. >> i buy his books. >> i want to challenge you given the fact that americans are war-weary and obviously you know that it is precarious to get into another war with another country and no boots on the ground, i think we heard that before and that possibility before. what if it doesn't work. then what? aren't we mired again? >> if it doesn't work in my view we would say we have done the best we can. the status quo, the way this has been unfolding is also totally unacceptable. by the way, i am sure you might recall in bosnia, there was ethnic cleansing and we went in with air power and kosovo without the endorsement and stopped the ethnic cleansin

. >> i understa what you're talking about.ooligans where we go out to eat, have you to be judicious where you decide to dine, but was there a specific incident that occurred that made you change this policy? >> no, we started from the start with this as an 18 and over restaurant. the neighborhood we're located in, delray is a family oriented community, strollers, dogs. we listened to the community and we got feedback, wouldn't it be nice if there was a place we could go and get away from our kids. we thought, that's a great idea. lets go at this niche. >> i bet. so your customers like this and they support it but online you're get a little criticism. what is the problem people are saying? >> well, there's been some criticism. but overwhelmingly it's been positive. online there's some people who are upset by it. but we've been open for 10 days now. we've had nothing but great feedback, both on the policy and more importantly on the sushi. >> how vigilant are you guys? do you check ids at the door? is there a screening process?