think we ve got a lot of consequential issues we ought to be talking about in this campaign that are very meaningful to the country. more so than chasing our tails on whether or not donald trump correctly denounced somebody or not. fair enough. there is no evidence that the man was a plant or some prank by a liberal. not yet. i want to talk about dr. ben carson, phillip. he has shifted his stance on whether a muslim could be president. he is blaming pc culture in the process. watch this. bear in mind that the secular progressive agenda is to fundamentally change america. i happen to like america. i think it is a great place. and i don t want to change it. progressives, they have imposed upon us political correctness because they don t want you to talk about stuff.
if you want to believe jesus is god, then you can take that further as is your constitutional right. if you don t buy the religious aspect. can you just celebrate the federal holiday that was signed into law by president grant, with no provision, frazier, that everyone worship jesus. not part of the deal. are you still with me? or is this too complicated for you? here is the big picture. the secular progressive agenda is opposed by many people of faith. abortion, gay marriage, legalized drugs, all of those things are opposed by many religious americans. that is why some far left folks want to diminish judeo-christian tradition and rename the christmas tree the holiday tree. the less christmas, the better. the secular people are now more powerful than ever. their guy has been rio he elected and opposing forces are scattered. and that is what is going on in america on december 13th,
laura: push more benefits for illegal immigrants. take the fight against religion and christmas. and they can do a variety of things. the problem with that in the end, bill, is that it s almost always overreaching on the part of the cocky party, the concreted party. in this case of course it s the democrats and more liberal democrats. they overreach. america kind of bristles and the people invariably will say woe woe woe woe woe, maybe we didn t like romney so much. maybe we weren t that excited about him but we tharnt either. take it slow. let us live our lives and don t try to push tradition out of all aspects of the american culture. i think democrats are at lisk of doing that once again. bill: okay. the problem is that if i were a secular progressive. yeah. and i was on that side i would put the pedal to the metal the party has to organize. old leadership is out, new
think. it wasn t too many years ago that we were talking about harry belafonte comments about condoleezza rice and even colin powell when he said they were living in the house of the master. he wasn t joking then. he may be overstated a little bit maybe for him. bill: is he emboldened. of course. bill: nobody cares about harry belafonte. that song is in my head ruining the christmas season banana boat. bill: sun goes down. i like that song. i used him not because he has credibility and that is he somebody that people listen to, but to give you an example of what is being said in the salons at the huffington post. these people are going, you know what? if you oppose president obama now and you oppose the secular progressive agenda we re going to deal with you. look, the attacks on me, look, i have a stack of news clips all over the country because how dare o reilly, how dare he stand in our way and point
laura: push more benefits for illegal immigrants. take the fight against religion and christmas. and they can do a variety of things. the problem with that in the end, bill, is that it s almost always overreaching on the part of the cocky party, the concreted party. in this case of course it s the democrats and more liberal democrats. they overreach. america kind of bristles and the people invariably will say woe woe woe woe woe, maybe we didn t like romney so much. maybe we weren t that excited about him but we tharnt either. take it slow. let us live our lives and don t try to push tradition out of all aspects of the american culture. i think democrats are at lisk of doing that once again. bill: okay. the problem is that if i were a secular progressive. yeah. and i was on that side i would put the pedal to the metal the party has to organize. old leadership is out, new leadership has to come back