control. i think the trick to figure out how do we structure government conditions that pool resources and fa is it tate summary distribution, because i believe in redistribution at a certain level to make sure that everybody has a shot. somebody helped to create this unbelievable american system that we have that allo allows you to strive. if you have a business, you didn t build that. somebody else made it happen. kimberly: i don t think so. on the other hand you have mitt romney who isn t pushing the entitlement state and wants more. 47% believe they re victims and believe that the government has responsibility for them. who believes they re entitled to healthcare, food, housing, you name it. a society based on a government centered nation where government plays a larger and larger role, redistributes money is the wrong course for america. the right course for america is to create growth. create wealth. the centerpiece of the president s re-election campaign is
control. i think the trick to figure out how do we structure government conditions that pool resources and fa is it tate summary distribution, because i believe in redistribution at a certain level to make sure that everybody has a shot. somebody helped to create this unbelievable american system that we have that allo allows you to strive. if you have a business, you didn t build that. somebody else made it happen. kimberly: i don t think so. on the other hand you have mitt romney who isn t pushing the entitlement state and wants more. 47% believe they re victims and believe that the government has responsibility for them. who believes they re entitled to healthcare, food, housing, you name it. a society based on a government centered nation where government plays a larger and larger role, redistributes money is the wrong course for america. the right course for america is to create growth. create wealth. the centerpiece of the president s re-election campaign is
0 eric: i ll give you specifics. starting 12 years ago, or 14 years ago, 14 weeks ago, 14 days ago bob: give me specific. eric: increase in food stamps. bob: doing away with the benefits eric: every social program hassing creased under president obama. he taxes the wealthy and gives to people - kimberly: hold on. trying to get dana perino. in shouldn t celebrate that more people are depen dep on the state. that s a disappointment. bob: sick soldiers depen don t the state. what else do you want? dana: i understand why you are asking for specifics but show me where someone said they d cut the veteran benefi benefit? what he said might have been offensive when he used the word victim. but it doesn t change the fact that more americans are dependent on government than before. so the question is, the bigger question is what government do you want and how much are we willing to pay for it? bob: he did not say 47% dana: he s at a rundraiser. bob: not willing to s
retry mary surratt as if in a civilian court and leaves it up to the audience to decide whether she is guilty or innocence. this lasts about an hour and a half. the law is a living, breathing entity. it reflected the values of the 19th century society and continues to reflect those values today. ideally, the law treats everyone equally and justice, the implementation of the law, is blind favoring neither the prosecution nor the defense. at other times justice is not only blind but deaf, stubborn, frightened, and reactionary as well. this retrial is based on an actual historical episode. we always like to ponder what if. what if the people who plotted the assassination of abraham lincoln and other government officials had not killed the president or what if they had succeeded in killing vice president andrew johnson and the secretary of state william seward as well? what if lincoln had directed the reconstruction of the south and what if mary surrat, the woman that owned the
the president, the actor was not at all surprised. he said the intelligence hit him on the forehead like a hammer. he wrote, my mind accepted the fact at once. i thought to myself that my brother was capable of just such an action. his brother s murder of lincoln was devastating to edwin, but the reactions he records in his letters seem to speak less of the blow to the union than of the blow to the actor himself. oh where has my glory gone, edwin wrote in the agony. i have been blasted in my hopes by a villain. edwin vowed to quit acting forever in penance for his brother s crime. in a letter to the american people that he wrote in the summer of 1865 and published in various newspaper, edwin said, i shall struggle on in my retirement bearing an oppressed memory and a wounded name to my all too welcome grave. but edwin booth did not keep this promise. six months amp liafter lincoln body was laid in the tomb here in springfield, edwin announced his return to the stage. more su