Written up to give it to you. We want to make it as rich as a pastry. So rather than speaking xm for a, which we will be later, i had written this thing for you. And it is just as obvious. Lets see if it tells me how to get to the beginning of this. Go to the beginning. Okay. At the beginning. The book is there to jolt the way you think. You get your thinking and radically differently than you ever thought before. To get you looking at things as if youve never seen him before. Realized how alien they are, and how easily they could be replaced by something radically different. So this book only gives you a little hint. And it starts because with a kindle joke. There are two little boys, eight in 10 years old. The worst little boys you have ever seen in your life, they are the children who wait until midnight when their parents are falling asleep, and they steal all the money. They steal from their money so that their parents dont know it. A light fired every structural find in a torture
Its the only place where republicans can win. Speeding out even though its phenomenal to be in orange Orange County and he loved being here the Nixon Library, a lot of conservatives shy away from president nixon because after all he was impeached for having the nsa spy on our citizenry. [laughter] for sticking the irs on his political opponents and for dan denning diplomats abroad. And for telling ad buy to the American People. If you like your health care insurance, you can keep your insurance. [applause] now, i know, its like the standards of treason. I am a lawyer and so you look at precedence and if you look at what people have been tried for treason for you now tokyo rose, gosh we have a lot of people i think you ma want to try for treason over the past few years but apparently we have just dropped for example jane fonda. Apparently with jane fonda we dropped any prosecutions for treason and the same thing for impeachment. One of the articles of impeachment for nixon who wasnt imp
Girls in the Democratic Party claiming that waterboarding was a war crime in world war ii when the japanese did it, wow, they must have been playing with their barbies as kids and not reading about the history of world war ii and what the japanese did to their prisoners. No, waterboarding would be a reward. [laughter] youve been good today, were just going to waterboard you. Lets get you out of those cold electrodes and get you into a nice waterboard. No, waterboarding as racked by the japanese as practiced by the japanese would be something as i describe in this book. They fill the prisoners stomach up with water, so much water, so much water, smash down on it with a stick to make the prisoner vomit. They would pour saltwater down the prisoners mouth until he vomited. Fill prisoners these are three different versions of waterboarding fill the prisoners stomach up with rice and then force him to drink water until his stomach exploded. The one case they kept citing of a guy, something a
And we are grateful for it. And the program tonight is part of our role as americas town hall. This is the one place in the country where citizens of diverse constitutional perspectives can hear the best arguments on the constitutional questions that transfixed america, are in the news, fuse our history, and help you make up your own mind. We are talking about free speech in america. Just this morning, the Supreme Court heard arguments on a case that will decide whether corporations have the same religious liberties under the First Amendment as natural persons. We will discuss that and many other questions. I want you to ask i want to ask you to look at our website for upcoming programs. On thursday, calendars with will discuss his life in the law. Alan dershwitz will discuss his life in the law. Im especially delighted that tonight we are sharing this partnership with the foundation for Educational Rights in education, or fire. Fires mission is to sustain and defend individual rights,
He served as chancellor of our twoyear college system. He can bring some insight to educational reform. He succeeds one of our closest friends, all of us on both sides, jo bonner. And although we miss jo, we welcome bradley. And that makes up for some of the loss of jo. And i think youre going to, youre going to get to where you know and appreciate this gentleman that has joined us today. Thank you. Prison [applause] at in this time i yield the flo. As a lawyer, former Alabama State senator and as a former chancellor of alabamas twoyear college system, bradley has a proven record as a principled servant leader. I know bradley as a man of strong character who has dedicated his public life to strengthening his community and improving our state. I believe bradley will ably toll in the tradition of his predecessors in rowdily representing alabamas first congressional district. I look forward to working with you, bradley, especially on our shared constituents in clark county. Recently, a lo