joining us to talk about it further is woonsocket mayor and annie guy elector copresident of the freedomrganization. welcome to you both. >> thank. >> hello. >> ms. gaylor this display does include a cross and it has been there for 91 years. why now is there outrage for it being there and why now the call for it to be removed? >> i don't think there is outrage. what we are doing is educating the town of woonsocket what they have is something that is unconstitutional and exclusionary of nonchristians and sends a message that christians are insiders and if you are jewish or atheists, forget about it. this should go on private property and there are already vet organizations that say they have room for the memorial. if there is going to be anything on public property whether it is to honor veterans or any one else it should not send a message that the town is a theocracy and you are expected to be christian and we favor are christianity. all we are asking for is that this be placed some place else and we have also taken this complaint on behalf of a citizen taxpayer resident of woonsocket w

. >> judge jeanine: the war on religion hits the small rise town of woonsocket this week.on foundation is threatening to sue if the town doesn't move a memorial of a cross erected in 1921 to honor those killed in world war i because they say the memorial is on public property. what say you, joe. >> , jackson? >> unfortunately, they do have a point. the anteinglement between church and state and there needs to be a separation. the free exercise and establishment cause. you can freely exercise your religion and establish the religion of our choosing but can't mix it with the government. they may have a problem. >> joey is right but some where between where joey is and the freedom of religion foundation is there has to be a happy medium. they are a group of atheists. they want in god we trust off our money and the bible taken away when the president gets sworn in to become the president of the united states. i get it with the first amendment but this is not a problem. >> judge jeanine: the president just left. we thought he was approaching the podium but just kept moving and

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a national atheist group telling the woonsocket, rhode island, fire department to take the prayer offeb site and they're demanding they remove a cross that was built in the station's parking lot 491 years ago as a monument to fallen war veterans. >> there's one person that's complaining about it, i'm standing here, i'm one person that's supporting it. >> i don't want to cave into those atheist groups. i do not want to cave into them. >> firefighters say the city may have to give in because it might not have enough money to battle it in court. >> that's what it comes down to usually. imagine still being in the hospital and being hounded to pay off those medical bills, one of the largest debt collectors under fire for the aggressive tactics. the company apparently having its workers going to patients' bedsides demanding they cough up the money before they receive the treatment. minnesota attorney general has filed a lawsuit saying the company is violating hippa law. time to bring in dick morris who joins us from -- where are you this morning? >> florida. >> lucky you. >> last time, no s