this is really [ muted ]. you always want a simple answer to everything to make it all make sense, and it seems to, i don t know it s just constantly surprising. what can you see everywhere you go? in the office, in the market? people are sin, making sin. as a kid i always wondered if i was good enough to get on the ark, so i always sort of empathized with the people who didn t make it. god make all the animals come inside the big ship and all of the people are dead. but lot s family are saved. it is our ship. god decides to destroy creation ten generations after he created everything, so it
envelope out there as far as you can push it. and i think you ll hear more about his taxes. people will want to know, how has he done this stuff? what exactly has he done? how has he gotten to this place? and is it legal? historically we ve had rich presidents. right. not a lot of poor folks get there. for all the obvious reasons. and we ve had, you know, franklin roosevelt, understood and empathized. and toward the end of his term george herbert walker bush seemed disconnected from those concerns. so it can go either way. but it often depends not on the amount in his bank, but on how he handles it. how he handles it and also the times we live in, which is a generation that s first seeing, joe, real economic challenge, difficulty, lack of mobility, and even a sense that tomorrow doesn t look so good except for perhaps people who are very, very rich. well, obviously, though, fdr
whether they could have avoided this by getting a legal determination that you wanted through that process. the sackettes say it would make no sense to launch a costly, time consuming request for permit when their lot isn t a wet land. justice alito was one of several justices that empathized, asking the government lawyer, don t you think most ordinary homeowners say this can t happen in the united states? under intense questioning today the government s attorney conceded the epa could double penalties to $75,000 a day if enforced at this point the sackettes would face more than $100 million in fines. thank you. still ahead, i ll take you along for the ride to see some of the big campaign stops here as we catch up with the candidates. first an american in iran is sentenced to death.
this by getting a legal determination that you wanted through that process. the sackettes say it would make no sense to launch a costly, time consuming request for permit when their lot isn t a wet land. justice alito was one of several justices that empathized, asking the government lawyer, don t you think most ordinary homeowners say this can t happen in the united states? under intense questioning today the government s attorney conceded the epa could double penalties to $75,000 a day if enforced at this point the sackettes would face more than $100 million in fines. thank you. still ahead, i ll take you along for the ride to see some of the big campaign stops here as we catch up with the candidates. first an american in iran is sentenced to death.
but there are times when he contributes to it himself. talking on the mosque issue, should he have spoken on that? i thought he should but in contrast to his philadelphia speech or race and i thought he was superb on during the campaign. empathized with views of people different from his. in the case of the mosque i thought he showed no understanding of people who objected to the mosque where it was. we re not anti-muslim. you can be pro muslim and still have problems where that mosque is going to be put in new york. interesting to see if any of the people, newt gingrichs, sarah palins of the world will come out in favor of the mosque in tennessee, which is thousands of miles from ground zero. i agree with that. i agree with that. and they will be opposed to every mosque in the country. but you do when you have 60% of americans who are troubled where the mosque was going to go, they re not anti-muslim. this country s very tolerant. there are pockets like murfreesboro where