too. however, this is fed out to public broadcasting stations around the country. people who can t afford to have cable. can t afford to go to concerts and see this. they get to see a cool concert at the white house. they get to see the president in a relaxed mode. bill: why can t pbs sell commercials to cover their own cost so it doesn t cost you and me and everybody else money. that s not the way that public broadcasting system works. bill: they could if they wanted to because it s cool. it s cool and you know cool. they could sell spots and cover and it then we wouldn t have to pay any of it? does it went that it went to the armed forces network too. people around the world. bill: i like the armed forces this is a scam and everybody knows it s a scam. i disagree. bill: city of chicago from the memphis deal. chicago you know has a lot of problems. rahm immanuel former chief of staff from the white house he is the mayor. is he not left enough. he is not left enough for o
impersonators. we got artists like cyndi lauper and ben harper and queen latifah who still turn to memphis for inspiration. bill: here now to explain further juliet huddy. last week we asked you, we demanded that you find out how much that cost us. blood, sweat, and tears i gave to find this answer out for you, bill. $1.3 million is what it cost. what it cost the taxpayers was about well actually 432,$500. how did you get that info? we got it from the group the pbs organization. the public broadcasting organization. bill: 1.3 in totality but some of that will be covered by various we have pepsi covering it we have the burke foundation covering it. bill: bottom line was you and me and the rest of the folks watching the factor this evening paid about $433,000. so all these people could have a good time. let me tell you, yes, that s true. people there did have a good time. maliyah, sasha, the president had a good time,
discriminated against gays. that was upheld by the california supreme court. six years after the u.s. supreme court said you can exclude gays from your membership. another ruling an in your face ruling that says ewe don t care what the federal government says. it is different. there is a distinction between the u.s. supreme court saying you don t have to have anyone as a part of your group that you don t want to have as part of your group. but the state can punish you. state saying we don t have to give you tax benefits for, you know, discriminating against gays. bill: that s a punishment. they are punishing the boy scouts. telling you two separate issues here. bill: i hate this legal. i will never become a lawyer. california wants to take it statewide and revoke their tax exempt status. bill: that would be something. more akin to the u.s. supreme court thing or more akin to the california. let me tell you. this even if they have the right to do it, it is a slippery
bill: back of the book segment tonight. did you see that? we begin with a big concert at the white house last night entitled memphis soul. we paid for it an edited version will be seen on pbs and apparently everybody had a grand time. justin timberlake just got married to this lovely young lady right here. [ applause ] jessica biel. so, justin can probably offer you a few pointers and justin, they are looking for a wedding singer. [ laughter ] i m just saying. [ laughter ] now, tonight i m speaking not just as president but as one of america s best known al green
impersonators. we got artists like cyndi lauper and ben harper and queen latifah who still turn to memphis for inspiration. bill: here now to explain further juliet huddy. last week we asked you, we demanded that you find out how much that cost us. blood, sweat, and tears i gave to find this answer out for you, bill. $1.3 million is what it cost. what it cost the taxpayers was about well actually 432,$500. how did you get that info? we got it from the group the pbs organization. the public broadcasting organization. bill: 1.3 in totality but some of that will be covered by various we have pepsi covering it we have the burke foundation covering it. bill: bottom line was you and me and the rest of the folks watching the factor this evening paid about $433,000. so all these people could have a good time. let me tell you, yes, that s true. people there did have a good time. maliyah, sasha, the president had a good time,