history rich in courage and commitment. and those virtues are displayed here at the national museum of the marine corp. a tribute to leatherneck heroes past and present. we start with the birth of the marine corp on the 10th of november, 1775. from those early years we go to what we call the age of expansion, marine service in the philippines and cuba on to world war i, on to world war ii, the korean war, and vietnam. the halls of the museum are filled with thousands of artifacts and dozens of exhibits. i got a first hand look at all all through the eyes of the marines who lived the history.
earlier tonight. i have. it s been fabulous. what have you seen. beautiful weather. i went to the exhibit hall. i went to the funnel cake place. i have been to imagine get sandwiches. greta: that s disgusting. i have actually griff jenkins is talking about the maggots. people eat those. i have no idea. i certainly wouldn t indulge. greta: pretty disgusting. lots going on in this state. illegal immigration. this has been a hot bed of that discussion. what s been the lawsuit. federal government still trying to shut you done on that. they have been successful so far? bottom line is we have fought with the supreme court. they asked for 30 day suspension. they asked for another 30 day extension to answer. we agreed. so we hope to hear from the supreme court probably around maybe the 10th of november, the middle of november. to see if, in fact, they are going to hear it or not. greta: we have the illegal immigration as an issue here. you have also got on enormous
earlier tonight. i have. it s been fabulous. what have you seen. beautiful weather. i went to the exhibit hall. i went to the funnel cake place. i have been to imagine get sandwiches. greta: that s disgusting. i have actually griff jenkins is talking about the maggots. people eat those. i have no idea. i certainly wouldn t indulge. greta: pretty disgusting. lots going on in this state. illegal immigration. this has been a hot bed of that discussion. what s been the lawsuit. federal government still trying to shut you done on that. they have been successful so far? bottom line is we have fought with the supreme court. they asked for 30 day suspension. they asked for another 30 day extension to answer. we agreed. so we hope to hear from the supreme court probably around maybe the 10th of november, the middle of november. to see if, in fact, they are going to hear it or not. greta: we have the illegal immigration as an issue here. you have also got on enormous
fizzled? it would have been probably easier to have the vote the 10th of november or so but there is a tremendous amount of momentum here. we are getting to know the 87 new freshmen republicans and i have yet to mean one of the nine freshmen democrats but the energy is there and they made their commitment to repeal all of obama care and i don t know a freshman who ran on a nuance, to make a deal with democrats to save some part of that, energy and commitment is there and once the vote goes up on wednesday and the house repeals obama care. sends that large hot potato over to senator harry reid s lap we can march down the path of unfunding obama care in our appropriations bills and if you can vote to repeal it you can vote town fund those and stop the implementation of that. bill: that is critical. how much influence do you think you have in the senate i think public opinion will have a lot of influence over the senate and harry reid can tell you it s not coming up and he won t allow
four cabinet departments each of them were served twice. then the voters from missouri on the second of august we are proud we passed the healthcare freedom act all 114 counties 71 percent vote and so after that in strengthened by that we filed an amended complaint a couple weeks later in august. that was 3 and a half months ago. this is absolutely absurd. we got renewed service in august of our amended complaint. these people had been served 16 times, greta and they bring in the united states attorney that happens to be a friends of mine in st. louis who to the federal court finally when we filed a motion on the 10th of november saying you have to answer us. they bring him in to say you didn t serve me. well hey, we served the relevant departments in the attorney general 16 times in washington t dc.