throwing god successfully with the help of the federal court system, throwing god out of the schools, the abortionists have got do bear some burden for this because god will not be mocked and destroy 40 million innocent baby, we make god mad. i really believe that the pagans and the abortionists and the feminists and the gays and lesbians who are trying to make that an alternative lifestyle, all of them who tried to secularize america, i point the thing this their face and say you help this happen. those are the founders of regent university explaining two days after 9/11 why we as a nation deserve what we got on 9/11 because of, you know, the homo. also people for the american way. jerry said he was sorry for having said. this is the guy who used to send
the gm truck factory in town left. gm used to make the car called pontiac here, but that s gone, too. the factory and the whole brand. the city of pontiac, michigan, is so down on its luck that three years ago the state of michigan appointed an emergency manager with nearly unilateral authority to run the town. the los angeles times at the time suggested thinking of him as an unelected king. after a few months on the job that unelected king decided to sell the biggest asset. he currently owned pontiac silverdome. he decided to sell it in 2009 in the middle of the worst down swing of the great recession. when the emergency manager proposed auctioning off this asset, the city council said, are you crazy? you re going to try to sell this thing in this economy. it s the worst possible time to sell. they voted against it unanimously. in michigan, once the state takes over your city with the emergency management, the elected officials have no power
like you said at the beginning of the show, and maybe we ll have a chance. but, man, it s we ve had we ve really had it kicked out of us in michigan and i know a lot of other people in michigan have, too. we can t be defeated by this. michael moore, filmmaker, author, it s always good to see you. thank you. good to see you. we have a best new thing in the world. special friday edition which has no political content whatsoever coming up next. it s so good. really, it s next. [ male announcer ] this is genco services mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment knows where it is, how it s doing or where it goes next. this is the bell on the cat. [ male announcer ] it s a network of possibilities helping you do what you do. even better.
some burden for this because god will not be mocked and destroy 40 million innocent babies, we make god mad. i really believe that the pagans and the abortionists and the feminists and the gays and lesbians who are trying to make that an alternative lifestyle, all of them who tried to secularize america, i point the thing in their face and say you helped make this happen. those are the founders of regent university explaining why two days after 9/11 why we as a nation deserve what we got as the homo. also people for the american way. jerry said he was sorry for having said that. this is the guy who used to send out fund-raising solicitations. direct mail like this.
does that counter this republican argument from mitt romney that barack obama is regulation happy? your direct experience at the gas pump is about to be that this president has gotten rid of regulations. it s a very subtle thing but subtle things like this can have a powerful impact when you re talking about something that sticks with people and affects millions and millions of people. the political impact or the way you personally interact with the government and the way you personally experience a policy change or the affect of something that a politician did, that can affect in a life-long way the way you think about that policy, the way you think about that politician. that individual affect part of politics is something that republicans have long appreciated. in 2008, before the big financial crash but when the economy was slowing down, president george w. bush passed a stimulus act. what? republicans, a stimulus act? yes. george w. bush passed two stimulus acts. he did it in 2001