you should be outraged out there, leslie. are you? well, the only outrage i have is that 23% that s being cut to physicians is going to effect my household because my husband is one of those medicare providers. bill: let me stop you now. so your husband is a doctor, okay. um-huh. bill: he is going to make less money, all right, because of the obama care thing. and you are concerned because you can t buy more jewelry or what is that? no. i never said that, bill. oh, you are bad. oh, no, no, no, not at all. [ laughter ] no. what i m say something that i agree with ellis advertising. how come nobody was outraged democrats in california were at least when bush was spending $22 million on an ad with information. and i agree with ellis before the election bill: what ad was that? there was an ad on medicare where california democrats stated that george w. bush, then president,. bill: yes. was misinforming and misleading the american people when it came to medicare.
bill: who paid for that ad? the american taxpayer. bill: all right. we ll check it out. but, look, we have the $3 million and, granted, it s chump change when you have a 14 trillion-dollar deficit. i m saying to myself it s just not right. and, by the way, i want to be fair to andy griffith. he didn t get any money. he didn t get paid. the natural extension of this argument you are making, although it s kind of appealing by the way. government should down all p.r. operations? shouldn t communicate? what are you saying? bill: i don t mind a public service announcement that is fact-based in stone. now we find out that andy is misleading the public look, strip your ideology away, ellis. it has nothing to do with ideology. bill: you are paying for andy to mislead you. does that make any sense? in the modern age, bill, you understand this the communication world, government needs to talk to people. bill: but they need to talk to people in a straight way. and the arena
you should be outraged out there, leslie. are you? well, the only outrage i have is that 23% that s being cut to physicians is going to effect my household because my husband is one of those medicare providers. bill: let me stop you now. so your husband is a doctor, okay. um-huh. bill: he is going to make less money, all right, because of the obama care thing. and you are concerned because you can t buy more jewelry or what is that? no. i never said that, bill. oh, you are bad. oh, no, no, no, not at all. [ laughter ] no. what i m say something that i agree with ellis advertising. how come nobody was outraged democrats in california were at least when bush was spending $22 million on an ad with information. and i agree with ellis before the election bill: what ad was that? there was an ad on medicare where california democrats stated that george w. bush, then president,. bill: yes. was misinforming and misleading the american people when it came to medicare.
bill: walk around with a big sign i don t believe in god. that would be good. then everybody will know. they need encouragement to come out of the closet. bill: do you want the last word? i do. in a recent poll 91% of americans said yes, we believe in a god or a universal spirit. get over it. bill: get over what? get over the fact that overwhelming majority of this country doesn t agree with your billboard. bill: there they are. the culture warriors, ladies and gentlemen. when we come right back, megyn kelly has been investigating why congressman charles rangel is not going to prison for tax evasion. then jimmy kimmel, using the christmas season to mock me your humble correspondent. a national outrage up ahead. hey, guys, i know i ve been bad at this in the past, so i ve come up with some mnemonic devices to help me learn your nas. hello, a penny saved a penny earned. oh, that s cause fedex ground helps you save money. that sht, penny. do you know ours? heavens to be
no reason for them to compromise. they just had a tsunami come through on november 2nd. the public opinions polls on this are basically let these bush tax cuts continue. let s figure out ways to grow this economy. bill: it s close. well, this is going to kill subchapter s. bill: opinion polls are close. if you look at how the question is asked. it depends. bill: not a lot of sympathy in this country and i think i m absolutely right in saying this for rich people like me and i assume you. subchapter s corporations bill: let s take it one by one. the perception is that the fat cats are making a ton of money living large. yeah, but, bill. bill: most americans are struggling. so that s a perception. you know what my view is is that people should find as many rich people as they can find on the street and go hug them, okay? because we want rich people to be expanding their companies, hiring, figuring out ways bill: they are not. the banks getting bailed out and don