teachers out my office. i look out the window and there they are chanting. they have pictures of me pasted to animals. i surprised them by coming out because i was proud of the documentary i did in which i said randi, union monopolies don t serve customers. we are not a union monopoly and so forth and so on. so, they screamed at me for a while. and then they started to break into a chant of teach, john, teach. you don t know what it s like to teach, how hard it is. so i said okay. i will try. i will teach for a week. let me do that? and they showed their true colors because she then marched me off to one of their schools where they had endless meetings about how i couldn t teach because i m not certified. rachel: right. but the main point is they are a monopoly. everything good we have including fox tv comes from competition. they don t want competition.
ending battle against religion and god. and i just don t understand what they think they are getting. do they think people out there, church-goers, people who love their god and religion are going to take this lying down? i don t understand. of course they are going to fight back at the election booth and ideologically. this is absurd strategy. steve: dan, what do you mean they don t want to have the competition from the church? here s if you are a far left radical, you need people to be surgically attached to the government for their money, for their healthcare, for their kid s education. you know, someone said to me once, there is no power in yes for the government. meaning the government has to be able to tell people no and that way can you come to them for permission. they don t want competition. the right granted by god to defend yourself and life and liberty and happiness. they don t want that. they have to detach from you
the health savings accounts, it s one way. there are numerous ways. but this is one very good way. the ability to purchase health insurance across state lines, which we have to do, because that s competition. the politicians won t let go of it, because the insurance companies, they don t want competition. but we ll open it up. believe me, we ll get rid of that. i ve been saying it for years. and let states manage medicaid funds. it will be so good. [ applause ] reforms will also include cutting the red tape at the fda. there are over 4,000 drugs awaiting approval. and we specially want to feed the approval of life-saving medications. they re looking at drugs that are looking very good, and you have terminal patients that it s over. these people. they re dying. they want to get the drug. they won t be living much longer. and we study it for years and years.
hawaii or colorado. that s the problem. they don t want they don t want competition. they will be a race to the bottom, i m serious. dana, do you think the white house is going toou have to make changes or change something? besides the web site?bes probably. but i think when they do, thenpb the media will let it blow by. i think jimmy carter s criticisi was very mild. he was trying to be kind. he was just stating the facts.ut what he said was nothing that the white house hasn t saidwhat about his own program. it s nothing that hasn t been said. i have to say, juan, for as important as you think education is in america and for as screwed up you think the federal government has done to federal education policy across the board, why don t you think that the same thing is going to happen in health care? why do you have faith in the government being able to o no, no. i m a cynic. and when i look at the insurance companies and i say oh, my gosh,