with him, by the way, you have done an amazing job tonight, i don t know how you re getting through it. but i have enjoyed all of these incredible recollections. i was surprised. i was waiting to hear from something. he was out psychologist, a philosopher, historian, a giant oven and select intellect as everyone said. it was an interesting moment it is all that i was taken back, he said you will have to go along with the right. it always stayed with me, and i was expecting that there would be a righteous, peaceful and for him. i really wasn t ready to accept that he could have an end with cancer he had battled the great battle, and he had overcome, and he had taught everyone. i read on the internet tonight a letter that he had written. someone s father who had data spinal cord injury. just like the general said, he shared his struggle with so many
people don t. they don t, earth that. the war on christmas. you fought the great battle, you won the battle, let s move on. is there something else you want to talk about. bill: i m not going to move on. it s symbolic of the culture war. what culture war. bill: you don t believe culture war. you don t believe secular. traditional and secular americans? so secular americans are not traditional americans? is that what you are suggesting. bill: no they want change. secular progressives want to change the country. it s mind boggling to me. bill: it s mind boggling. yeah your radio commentary for example was beyond belief. gay marriages. do you know that a majority of americans favor gay marriage. bill: i don t oppose gay marriage i m not saying that i m saying it s a issue defined as civil rights. you say a lot of people are against gay marriage. not majority. half the country. people who oppose it are mostly black
people don t. they don t, earth that. the war on christmas. you fought the great battle, you won the battle, let s move on. is there something else you want to talk about. bill: i m not going to move on. it s symbolic of the culture war. what culture war. bill: you don t believe culture war. you don t believe secular. traditional and secular americans? so secular americans are not traditional americans? is that what you are suggesting. bill: no they want change. secular progressives want to change the country. it s mind boggling to me. bill: it s mind boggling. yeah your radio commentary for example was beyond belief. gay marriages. do you know that a majority of americans favor gay marriage. bill: i don t oppose gay marriage i m not saying that i m saying it s a issue defined as civil rights. you say a lot of people are against gay marriage. not majority. half the country. people who oppose it are mostly black