joe, you said lesbians many years of softball practices have honed their grenade throwing skills. but when are not allowed in combat units. really? yeah. we should change that too. that s next. idiotic. i am not saying i agree with it. and you say it wasn t in greg s block because he wasn t in the military and nobody who was in the military should have had a vote on this. i am fairly certain one of the principals of our democracy is control over the military. but all of these people who are not in the military telling us what is going to work in the military and how the troops work together, i mean, it would like allowing this table to vote on the choreography of chug chick. why can t we on the choreography of chicago and by the way you would be very good on the choreography. i retract that comparative. why not have diversity? all my life you have wonderful diversity. become that unit. the become that unit.
beautiful, that we get our salvation through god s grace. and part of christianity is helping others find that grace and you talk about loving your neighbors, you love yourself. i m paraphrasing, it was quite beautiful and quite striking, however, to what we had heard from previously during the campaign from his pulpit. so it s i wish he would many americans wish he would talk more often and as eloquently about his faith. i i raise the questions because rush limbaugh, among others, has been, i guess, saying things about the president that the that the president clearly doesn t like. i want to play two clips for you, donna. what rush limbaugh said on august 19 on his hugely popular radio program, and what he said today. if it was okay and even laudatory to call bill clinton america s first black president, why can t we call imam obama america s mfirst muslim president?
our bravest men and women set for an emotional hero s welcome back on u.s. soil. martha: there will be combat troops there until the end of the month and they ll tie up the loose ends in iraq and we expect only 50,000 noncombat troops will be there, as of september the 1st. major general bob scales, our fox news military analyst joins us now, the fourth stryker brigade is close to his heart. tell us why that is, sir. welcome. yes, hi, martha, my dad served in the 2nd division in korea and i was the battalion commander there, and, later assistant division commander of that wonderful division. so it is heart-warming to see that indian head patch driving from iraq back into safety in kuwait. martha: boy oh, boy, thanks for your service, i should mention to your family, as well, it is a long, proud history and we can be very proud of the men and women that fought in iraq for us, can t we, sir. absolutely. i mean, these young men and women have been through so much in the last 7 years,
worker does not really have any rights at all any longer. do we want an economy with no worker whatsoever? does everyone want to lose their job? why can t we david: ask any business if they think the obama administration made things easy or worse for them and they say worse. things didn t tilt toward business. they tilted against business. maybe we could come up with a compromise. we had 20 years prof-business economy. he what about the last three years we ve been losing jobs like a sieve? that s what we re talking about. the working class is in a bad spot right now no, doubt about that. i don t see how the unionization helps. every time you look at what unions do. it s not that paying people more troubles people, it s when you get the anti-innovation policies. that s what unions do. we need gust of innovation to lift everybody prosperity
who is standing in the way. they need to do a lot more by way of filibuster to to make it clear to the american people that the republicans are blocking progress on all these important issues, to jobs and the economy. congressman, good to have you with us tonight. good to be with you. appreciate your time. let s go to radio talk show host bill press, former democratic party chairman in california. all right, bill. let s have at it. harry reid has the power to change the rules in the senate, correct? absolutely. okay. so if he changes and we get rid of the filibuster, hell, we can really get some change in this country, can t we, so isn t he the one looking for confrontation and not president obama? ed, that s what surprises me about this. listen, i ve got to be honest with you. do i think that president obama has spent too much time with republicans. i think he s too nice to them. i think he should be more confrontational with the republicans, but coming from harry reid