now the mail. bill that was a soft interview with secretary napolitano, where were the hard questions? i know you can watch every episode but we dealt with that a couple months ago when we asked the secretary those questions. last night was did deportation and nicky diaz. you are right the folks want to do what the feds are going to do with miss diaz. i think you went too easy on the secretary i m suspect about the stacks. if you have evidence the books are being cooked, pass it along. hey bill, i love miller so i signed up for premium membership to see more of him. miller is our featured interview this week. please tell miller to take his meds. i will bet him the finest steak dinner have as go that
you can have nothing but sympathy and empathy for mr. snyder. that was clear from the supreme court when they heard his case this week. it s a question of how far the first amendment goes. bill: you and i disagree on this. do you want to make a prediction how the supreme court is going to governmental i don t think it went well for him overall. i didn t go to the arguments this time. i read the transcript and i read the write ups from the people i trust. and my sense is that the justices, a couple of them were struggling to find a compromise position so they could throw on some bones. bill: i see this with all due respect to the counselor i wish i had made the case to the supreme court. i m not lawyer. i don t care about that mumbo jumbo. here is the deal on this. there was a case in oklahoma, gun vs. the church of christ of collinsville, are you familiar with this? amazingly, bill. i don t know every case off the top of my head. bill: this is emotional distress, intentional in
it is up to every bill: free country you have a legal right to make that decision but a moral right. that s between you and the maker. and any woman and her god to make a decision on. bill: knock the sloganeering off. great american news quiz. bruce willis does something strange on late night tv. you can vote whether he is a pinhead or a patriot.
why there is disconnect between president obama and the american people. the american people united states founded on idea of self-reliance and limited government. the founding fathers did not bill: cultural resistance. what we had for breakfast. bill: i have got to ask colmes one more question. you say that the san francisco board of supervisors now are crazy or overstepped their bounds in this area. i don t agree. bill: why do you think they want to do that. i have no idea. bill: you don t? make it some kind of liberal totalitarian. bill: there has got to be a reason why they are spending their time. maybe they actually care about children but going about it the wrong way. by the way in terms of approval ratings of obama, the presidents who had higher approval ration who didn t get reelected or. here we governmental ronald reagan has 42%. is he where obama is george w. bush. i don t want to relitigate past presidents. you can t go by obama s approval rat
that s so ridiculous. the far left accused the right when we were discussing health care reform in this country of death panels and saying we were going to have death panels under obama care. how does this sound to you. bill: that s in england. this is what is coming to america. bill: if somebody said that to the united united states thed be in trouble. this is outside the mainstream even in england. this is outrageous. spurred a huge amount of reaction editorials, commentary about it whether collapsing unwanted and disabled, you know, the value of a life is still, you know, full and the quality of life for people who are disabled. bill: i don t want children to suffer, who does? i mean, nobody does. but i m going to say, you know, i m going to put the pillow over their head, you know. that s murder. there is no such thing as compassionate murder. how many people have we interviewed in our years