heard. the questions we face today, how to promote equality and justice, how to uphold freedom and human rights, how to end the conflict and sectarian war, these things do not have easy answers. but there were no easy answers in front of that child born in world war 1. nelson mandela reminds us that it always seems impossible until it is done. south africa shows that is true. south africa shows we can change, that we can choose a world defined not by our differences but by our common hope. we can choose a world defined not by conflict but by peace and justice and opportunity.
corporations, pharmaceuticals. they re invasive enough to deal with what is going to come. but the average american person isn t. they re left with little choice and it s really a bad thing. sure. so you can t keep your doctor necessarily. you can t keep your plan. you can t keep your hospital. and now perhaps you can t keep the pills you re taking. take your vitamins. that s one thing you don t need a prescription for. remember tom cruise got himself in a lot of trouble because he equated being away from his family to being at war. a lot of people had a big blowback, including mark walberg. came back and said, you got to be kidding me? you can t compare shooting a movie to being at war. now kanye west finds himself in the same spot. take a listen. like i m just giving of my body on the stage, i m putting my life at risk. i think about when i m on the in a moment, like that mountain goes really, really high, and if i slipped and my leg happens, like you never know. i think ab
moment. that mountain goes really, really high. if i slip and my leg happens, you never know. i think about my family. i m like wow. i m like, you know, this is like being a police officer or something, or like war or something. he has 27 songs and several stage changes. when he goes to work, he s got to sing the set in 27 songs. they re on that stage after he left the catering table. and he s comparing what he does to people who are police officers or who go out to war. kanye, i know you re watching right now because it s probably one of your favorite morning shows. let me show you somebody who has been to war. his name is marcus latrell, a navy seal. here he is from 60 minutes talking about what it s like in war falling down a mountsen and let s see if this is what it s like when you re on stage singing your 27 songs. and that shelf that i had made, crumbled and fell apart
good morning. it s tuesday, december 10. i m elisabeth hasselbeck. first it was your insurance. then your doctor. now this. millions could lose their prescriptions under obamacare. what? really? and if you weren t a fan of kanye west, this probably won t put you over the top. if i slipped and my leg happened, like you never know. i think about my family. i m like wow. this is like, you know this is like being a police officer or something, like war or something. very similar. performing concerts is like being in war or a police officer or something? we ll examine those remarks. people are taking shots at him now. then what do miley cyrus, senator ted cruz and kathleen sebelius have in common? the answer revealed coming up. fox & friends hour two for tuesday starts right now. this is jordan sparks and
none available on the web site. so far if you listened to brit hume last night, he believes everything is going to get worse the more we find out about it because as more people log on, they ll be finding out they don t actually have insurance when they go to a doctor or they re going to find out there is no way to pay for the insurance because the back end is not ironed out. and also you have democrats on the other side, like james caravel saying he feels like the whole thing is getting on track and within six months, he feels things will be a real positive come midterm americans. people of america will speak in about a year, we ll be in full campaign season. on a much lesser note, but a newsy note. it s a sour note, if you ask me. a controversial note maybe. kanye west compares performing on stage to being in war. listen. like i m just, you know, giving, my body on the stage. i m putting my life at risk. i think about when i m on the