joining me now, dave weigel, dave, how are you doing tonight? i m doing well. thanks for having me. if fluoride in the water as a communist plot is one end of sort of extreme views and gold standard and the f.e.d. is in the kind of acceptable area of sort of right views, where is repealing the 16th amendment? repealing the 16th amendment fits snugly into that framework. conservatives have talked for a long time about what they call the constitutional exile. perry in this book says what radio hosts believe that basically the progressives hoodwinked a lot of americans in 1913. the new deal did even worse and to really get americans liberated the way the founders wanted us to be libertied, we need to repeal all of it.
their lives on the battle fields of our time, from normandy, manila, baghdad, helman and in jungles, deserts and city streets around the world. what bonds this chain together across the generations, this chain of honor and sacrifice is not only a common cause. our country s cause but also a spirit captured in a book of isaiah. a familiar verse mailed to me by the gold star parents of second lieutenant mike mcgayan. whom shall i send and whom shall
inchon, to caisson, baghdad to helmand and in jungles, deserts and city streets around the world. what bonds this chain together across the generations, this chain of honor and sacrifice, is not only a common cause, our country s cause but also a spirit captured in a book of isaiah. a familiar verse mailed to me by the gold star parents of second lieutenant mike magaen. when i heard the voice of the lord saying, whom shall i send and who will go for us? and i said, here i am, send me. that s what we memorialize
it s memorial day, may 30th, 2011. president obama is at arlington national sepl tore. live pictures paying tribute to those men and women who gave their lives to defend our country. shortly the president will speak at arlington s amphitheater. his address live, as well as remarks from mike mullen and defense secretary robert gates. arlington national cemetery, 624 acres of hallowed ground, the final resting place for fallen troops from all of america s wars, including the most recent. the war dead from iraq and afghanistan are laid to rest in an area that s known as section 60. our correspondent chris lawrence is there on this memorial day. chris, describe for us if you can the significance of this place that some call the saddest acre in america. reporter: well, suzanne, this is where most of the iraq and afghanistan war dead have been buried. so for a lot of these families the wounds are still very fresh. they have lost their loved ones in the last year, the last
suspended in time, and not depicted in the gospels. you can t place it. right before he is resurrected or came down from the cross or beer or after he was buried, we don t know and if a way it s not important. what is important is the concept of the image, embodied, the power, the potential and the power of the resurrection. reporter: christians believe the book of isaiah, a man of sorrows, acquainted with grief, predicts the coming messiah, jesus. over centuries, christians waged bloody battles over their differences, east and west churches split a thousand years ago, creating roman catholicism and, the russian orthodox church and another break produced the protestants and, for 2,000 years, the man of sorrows has been a constant. a gift, a gift of god s love and god s identity. with our human condition.