what does it hurt by taking it, by doing it this way? incremental if they can take this much away, and give it to charity, how much more will they take and what is justify it? what were you saying? the federal government or the charity i want to give the money to you re all, they re good answers but you are missing the main point. what is the point if we go back to eye of the needle. what was the point of that? it was that you can t enter heaven by doing stuff. it s about having it come from your heart, not you are building resentment when people give that way through the government, as opposed to giving freely. conservative is compassionate. liberalism is forcing people to regulate motorola. you can t do that. glenn: if a similar takes it first, if that is the definition of charity, i am one of the most charitable men on the planet every april 15. that is not the definition of
glenn: amazing. you have no shot of ever kissing a girl. i said to you before we went on, are you using chalkboards and you re going to start using a whiteboard. we have a whiteboard. it s a small one. we ll put it to good news. glenn: good use. glenn: i said put something on the shaukboard. look at this. went to the greenroom and wrote it on the back of a plate. they will do something here on the blackboard. while they do that, i want to talk about the education dollars. student loans have been nationalized. that is a complete takeover of the educational system. who feels passionately on that?
i don t agree with that necessarily. it s important for conservatives, all about their ideals and what they believe in, more so than what the party wants. glenn: are you thinking that you are going to, you will change the republican party? or you are happy with the republican party? what is the difference between a conservative and republican? anybody? s go ahead. i think that kind of going off of what he was saying, i think that party change over time. i think like being a conservative is more having an allegiance to certain ideals. whereas, the party platform can change. glenn: if you, if you saw a democrat running and you said, oh, my gosh, he believes all the things that i believe, would you vote for him? absolutely. glenn: would you? yeah. glenn: you guys? raise your hand, yes? yes?
i was taught, but i have to say that the political science department is balanced. social justice as marxist, as liberation theology or social justice as a lot of the judgment institution. the whole catholic left. glenn: take it or give it? take it then give it. that s marxist social justice. yeah. leah, we were talking, you had two? two teachers in three weeks to use the analogy easier for a campbell to enter the eye of the needle than rich man to enter heaven. glenn: how did you debate that? what did you say? i was too stunned to argue about that. is it worth it to argue it? glenn: it is. but when you use the
didn t have an answer. glenn: 6,000 pages. i m a fan of mr. smith goes to washington. we bring a lot to the table and we re experienced and we can change the world. maybe it s grandiose but a town republican meeting at a time. we the make it happen. there are so many people involved. the town meetings are packed and it s dire situation. glenn: when we come back, we have more conversation with the audience as well. then i want to show you possibly future politicians, but possibly future replacements for me. share that with you coming up. [ applause ]