Talking Points: 8/20

" I'm Bill O'Reilly thank you for watching us tonight President Obama goes -- a preacher mode on health care and that is the subject. Of this evening's talking points memo the battle continues as you know. Between the Obama administration though it's Americans who oppose big government health care this week. President made -- appeal to religious people saying it is a moral obligation to provide healthcare to those who don't have it. And criticizing those who oppose his plan."

" There's been a lot of misinformation in this debate there are some folks out there who worked. Frankly very false witness these are all fabrications. That have been put out there in order to discourage people from beating. What I consider to be the case or they're ethical and moral obligation that is that we look at how the one about."

" Talking -- someone agrees with the president Americans should look out for each other but there are smart ways to do that and not so smart ways. President Obama's health care vision is confusing. It may also bankrupt the nation and that does not sound smart to me. The American people do not want to invest trillions of dollars in a big government program that is confusing. That would be insane. If President Obama could articulate exactly how the trillion dollar investment. Would help all of us. I believe he might succeed in his quest to make healthcare more accessible to all. Americans are generous people we get more money in the poor than any other country on our. But if you harm the fundamental economy of the nation you're hurting for a more people that are helping. And that is what the president does not seem to understand. It is a fact that since the president has been in office the United States has spent more money and it any other time in history. And now he wants another trillion dollar entitlement. President says and along wanna be cost efficient. But the Congressional Budget Office says -- below me. So Americans are rightly skeptical. -- today a pew study states that just 49% of Americans hold a favorable view of the Democratic Party that's down from 62%. Last winner. The bottom line while government spending as many Americans very concerned. What's -- been talking points does not poll is improving the nation's health care system but it can be done in a smart way. Which strict federal oversight on insurance companies more competition. And tax breaks for folks in employers who buys health insurance the far left doesn't wanna hear that. Because those -- want income redistribution. And -- government run health care as way to do that. But clear thinking Americans understand this whole deal is screwed up. The country needs a fresh saw. On health care."