ten commandments my that was a wreck did in nineteen six and then an atheist a homeless man came and

well all I remember about the same time there was a case out of California well another atheist filed another lawsuit seeking

years ago to honor the men and women that gave their lives in war war one the ACLU suit seeking to tear down that monument and

filed litigation seeking to tear down that monument from the state capital we took that case to the United States Supreme Court defending

honor the men and women who gave their lives in World War one the ACLU suit seeking to tear down that mine they

strip the federal courts of jurisdiction over any litigation seeking to tear down traditional

honor the men and women who gave their lives of more than one the ACLU filed the Los tear down them that

mean this is what you're up against it but they were told that in the Texas Senate race too and you know in Texas I wonder forty

one there needs to be a criminal investigation there at least three federal laws that are potentially violated one selling

and and I commend Donald you don't have to look like I know that that that there was no deal Eildon

the men and women who gave their lives in World War one the ACLU sued seeking to tear down that monument and they won in the District Court they

and that means going to Yale and becoming a doctor I want that

and I identify with the Solicitor General down in Texas where you argued for a living and you got pressed with hard questions by smart judges so

know Jack Kemp was a mentor of mine he was a great friend of mine I mean going back to the mid late nineteen right

upon a time in nineteen seventy nine that later that they the US Supreme Court well till you as not yet I mean convince out in the modern era there

was right after the nineteen sixty five civil rights law and stuff I like to remember farther back and I nineteen twenty eight when two