how am i, as an honest commentator, now, i don t know whether you are right or wrong, i can t read ms. pelosi s mind, how am i supposed to react to that when i have somebody in front of me, whether it s barney frank or whoever, who i know is not telling the truth? blow the whistle on them. bill: so the righteous anger thing you subscribe to that? yeah. i think you have got to use it in moderation. bill: because i have never seen you do that? well, i m a moderate temper recent if you are going to live in those areas where you can t go out of. bill: don t you think if mitt romney showed a little righteous anger in that campaign that he would be president right now? yeah, probably. just the fact that he was a demonized and attacked. don t you know debates, jacksonville, florida, newt gingrich was getting him
and holland where religion doesn t matter anymore. france. doesn t matter at all. our judeo-christian traditions are breaking down on almost every front. to be safe the country that we both love was founded by people who mention god who believed in religion and i don t like the notion that our country is turning in a direction away from faith. bill: do you think it s possible though for the catholic church and christian movement in general to regain moral authority? is it possible after all the damage? it is possible, but i have to say it will take a new pope and it will take strong leadership from every pulpit having these conversations openly. talking about the children and doing something that will never happen again. bill: the book is crisis tales, everyone. lanny davis. thanks for coming on. thank you, bill. bill: good luck with it bernie goldberg on the colorado media sliming me over the jessica s law controversy. glenn beck on the o reilly
bernie goldberg will sort it all out. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. bill: hi, i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. righteous anger. that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. the sad truth about life is is that there are some things you cannot change without over-the-top action. that s how wars begin whether you have untenable situation that only violence can solve. same thing is true about complicated problems that are causing people pain. here is where the concept of righteous anger comes in it s interesting watching the anti-fox media try to exploit the shootout i had with alan colmes last week. these hacks flald around trying to diminish me and this network to. quote that great philosopher bernard
for being the head of bain capitol. in the middle of the debate i m not going to apologize. i have earned everything i have got. i didn t inherit it. i earned it jacksonville arena, no matter how were for, exploded. bill: why didn t romney and why don t more people show this righteous anger? why don t they? well, taps little dangerous in politics and people sometimes are risk adverse. you know, look. bill: why is it dangerous because they are going to be demonized by the media? sometimes the anger is not seen as appropriate and sometimes it leads you places. remember, ed mcmuskie 1960. bill: cried and he was out. started with righteous anger. he felt the local newspaper. the manchester union leader was sliming his wife. but it turned into something. bill: but he didn t see, the anger that he showed was not all right i m going to defend my wife. it was more kind of a pitiful thing it? started with a strong defense and ended up with a pitiful thing. sometimes when you
and holland where religion doesn t matter anymore. france. doesn t matter at all. our judeo-christian traditions are breaking down on almost every front. to be safe the country that we both love was founded by people who mention god who believed in religion and i don t like the notion that our country is turning in a direction away from faith. bill: do you think it s possible though for the catholic church and christian movement in general to regain moral authority? is it possible after all the damage? it is possible, but i have to say it will take a new pope and it will take strong leadership from every pulpit having these conversations openly. talking about the children and doing something that will never happen again. bill: the book is crisis tales, everyone. lanny davis. thanks for coming on. thank you, bill. bill: good luck with it bernie goldberg on the colorado media sliming me over the jessica s law controversy. glenn beck on the o reilly glenn beck on the o reilly