against it you are trusting them, and obviously you don t. i don t. no bill, to me, he doesn t trust big business. and, to me, from where i sit, the biggest business and might i add the most corrupt business of all is the government. so i don t like the idea of turning this over to the government. i think. bill: who do you trust least? the feds or the insurance company? the feds. i didn t even have to hear the second part of the equation. bill: insurance companies are pretty rough. they are at least at some point answerable to a profit chart. guess what? the feds aren t. they print more money. they are not even on their own dime so they overbet. you know, pocket they are i just don t trust the government. i m not a militia guy. it s not like i think they are out to get me if they want to tabernacle my phone, fine. they are north going to find anything out. i don t trust them with money. they don t know how to spend it properly. bill: that s true. this cutting here and c
because all the republicans are against it you are trusting them, and obviously you don t. i don t. no bill, to me, he doesn t trust big business. and, to me, from where i sit, the biggest business and might i add the most corrupt business of all is the government. so i don t like the idea of turning this over to the government. i think. bill: who do you trust least? the feds or the insurance company? the feds. i didn t even have to hear the second part of the equation. bill: insurance companies are pretty rough. they are at least at some point answerable to a profit chart. guess what? the feds aren t. they print more money. they are not even on their own dime so they overbet. you know, pocket they are i just don t trust the government. i m not a militia guy. it s not like i think they are out to get me if they want to tabernacle my phone, fine. they are north going to find anything out. i don t trust them with money. they don t know how to spend it properly. bill: that
because all the republicans are against it you are trusting them, and obviously you don t. i don t. no bill, to me, he doesn t trust big business. and, to me, from where i sit, the biggest business and might i add the most corrupt business of all is the government. so i don t like the idea of turning this over to the government. i think. bill: who do you trust least? the feds or the insurance company? the feds. i didn t even have to hear the second part of the equation. bill: insurance companies are pretty rough. they are at least at some point answerable to a profit chart. guess what? the feds aren t. they print more money. they are not even on their own dime so they overbet. you know, pocket they are i just don t trust the government. i m not a militia guy. it s not like i think they are out to get me if they want to tabernacle my phone, fine. they are north going to find anything out. i don t trust them with money. they don t know how to spend it properly. bill: that
to the very last few days they weren t sure, but finally, the third week in march of 2010 when it was clear congress had finally figured out how to pass health reform. on the friday morning of that third week in march when it became clear it was going to pass, a militia guy in alabama freaked out about health reform on his blog and demanded conservatives opposed to health reform should take to violence to stop congress from what it was doing. he wrote on his blog, and i
if it would happen, right down to the very last few days they weren t sure, but finally, the third week in march of 2010 when it was clear congress had finally figured out how to pass health reform. on the friday morning of that third week in march when it became clear it was going to pass, a militia guy in alabama freaked out about health reform on his blog and demanded conservatives opposed to health reform should take to violence to stop congress from what it was doing. he wrote on his blog, and i quote, if you wish to send a message that pelosi and her party cannot fail to hear, break their windows. break them now. break them and run to break again. break them under cover of night. break them in broad daylight, break them and await arrest. break them with rocks, with sling shots, break them with baseball bats, but break them. the time has come to take your