creator this is the result of your government. paine with the change. glenn: he went to jail for it. he did. got in trouble, the french revolution and tried to get washington to get out. trouble with it. change with paine. part came from franklin. franklin jumped paine in 1790 and said thomas, you re saying secular does this stuff. you claim to be religious and have the integrity and courage and loyalty and say you have it without religion. but you were raised in religious schools and where you got your thinking. this is the most outrageous quote. if any politician said it today it would be outrage. but this is absolutely true in context. but up the quote of benjamin franklin on charity. here it is. the best way of doing good to the poor is not making them easy in poverty but leading or driving them out of it. in my youth i traveled much
them. our interest rates go up. those of us in the economy, the small business owner and individuals will feel the wrath of a downgrade or the government s continued borrowing. glenn: do you know any serious economist, that looks at this and says, no, this is going to work? anyone? those who believe we re still too big to fail. here is the irony. the very argument that is being made by our government, that no business in the world should ever be too big to fail is the very same argument we re betting on for the survival as americans. that is that china, japan and other lenders will continue to believe we re too big to allow to fail. glenn: well, on that happy note, we re going to come back and tell you one piece that has been distorted. and yet is the beginning piece to put back in the box once it s been corrected.
i have never in my life seen anything so outrageous as what this administration is doing. we need courage and on the same day, nancy pelosi is going for the slaughter rule. what is that? slaughter rule named from louise slaughter up north head of the house rules committee and she suggested to speaker pelosi instead of a house members voting on healthcare, the bill that came over from the senate, yes or no, they vote on provision to allow them to considered that the healthcare bill was already adopted without voting on it. glenn: without reading and without voting on it they are going to send it to the president for the signature. how is this constitutional? the constitution requires before the president may sign anything into law, it must have passed both houses of congress.
glenn: i told you last week, faith, hope and charity is a theme to be able to fix us, but they ve been perverted. faith, hope and charity. right now talking about charity from the government. what they are expecting you to believe. your hope will come from a deep-seeded faith that the government will be charitable. how stupid do you have to be? david barton, judge napolitano judge and david buckner are we me. i want to spend time now with david barton, because david, i m under attack. i don t know if you noticed. i m under attack from the, quote/unquote, christian community. right. glenn: it s not the christian community. it s the progressive community covering themselves or wearing the mask of christianity. right or wrong? agree. religious left community is more concerned about government, i ll say this so you don t get if trouble, more concerned about government than they are about the scriptural truth or god helping people. they want government to be the mechanism. glenn:
they re in the minority. they said to have this, you have to be secular and we have to make government secular and the provider. church can t be the provider. the only reason we did it to think secular and then government rather than church. they move in a liberal thing that says we have to be secular. they went through and great hearings in congress in 1853 and 1854 on this issue. should we be secular and do this? congress, judiciary committee said no. 16-page report. cool hisser ral report. get in 1870s and engersal picked this up and said we have to get rid of religion and go to reason. he is the precursor to the st step. glenn: didn t he say this is not a short-term plan? oh, no. glenn: i m saying all of these things have been rotted, cleverly, like smoke. they come in and rot from the