the feedback he was getting from the medicus driver, mark was able to slow down his takeaway, and soon he was swinging in tempo and on plane. and when we asked him to hit some more tee shots with his driver, he was like a whole new golfer. no ground balls this time. mark was hitting it long and straight, shot after shot. after practicing with the medicus driver for less than 15 minutes, mark's average drive was 74 yards longer and 22% closer to the target line. >> when it came to taking a look and comparing round one and round two, i was actually very impressed with, with the differences that i saw. just with only a few hits, it still... i can see the improvement. >> you know, hank, i've played in so many pro-ams throughout my career and i've seen every type of swing you can actually see out there on the golf course. but i know we've talked a lot about slicing and things like that. >> right. >> how can the medicus driver really help somebody that might have that over-the-top move, you might say? >> that's a good question, because it definitely can help. let me show you. >> o.k. >> that's probably the most common mistake that you see:

people take the golf club too much inside... >> right. >> and if you do that with the medicus, you're gonna see the club break down. when they take the golf club too much to the inside, the next thing you know, it causes a reaction where they come too steep and outside. so they're, they're in at the start and then they're out coming down, o.k.? >> and then you see the result with the medicus... >> you see the result. so with the medicus, you can feel a nice, smooth takeaway, get the golf club... on the correct plane back and on a better plane coming through. and that is what amateurs need to do to fix their slice. >> what i have a problem with is a slice. the medicus was telling me that i was coming too far inside and i was coming over the top. after less than 10 minutes, i was able to, to draw the ball, hit it straight with a little draw rather than slice it over into the other fairway... and that was less than 10 minutes. when you put this golf club in your bag, this is like having your own instructor in the bag. >> i don't get a lot of distance

and i lose control sometimes. the medicus club, it was telling me where i was breaking down, and i had at least three different points where it would keep doing it, then i went down to two points, then it went down to one point. when i did successlly swing it without breaking it, you know, the ball just took off. so i was learning as i was going in a short period of time. every time this thing broke, it was an instant teaching tool. >> if my swing was perfect, then i wouldn't have to use the medicus driver, but unfortunately, my swing's not perfect and i do have flaws in my swing and there's always aspects of my swing that i'm trying to fix. if the medicus driver doesn't hinge, then i know i'm in good position. >> i think that training with the medicus, you can see changes in your golf swing very, very quickly, you know, much quicker than you can really any other way because you get the instant feedback. >> announcer: we asked paul dayton, an 18 handicap, to take the medicus challenge. first, he hit a series of tee shots with his driver. paul showed he had good power

but two of his first five tee shots were sliced so badly, they hit the fence on the right side of the range and two flew the fence entirely. >> my first balls were, uh, my typical slice and, uh, more or less, i know what i'm doing wrong but i just can't seem to solve it. >> announcer: next, we asked paul to practice with the medicus dual hinge driver and the cause of his slice immediately became apparent. he was coming over the top on his first move down, the classic slicer's swing flaw. >> it gave you instant feedback to, um, you know, how you were swinging wrong and it straightened me out right away. >> announcer: coming over the top can be a hard habit to break, but gradually, the medicus driver taught paul what a correct downswing feels like. and when we asked him to hit some more tee shots with his own driver, paul's new swing produced amazing results. instead of slicing balls over the fence, he was driving them straight down the range. and rather than being 50 yards off the target line, he averaged less than 20 yards. from slicer to straight hitter

in less than 15 minutes. that's the difference the medicus can make. >> the biggest, uh, improvement was that they went straight and, um, they were what would be in the fairway and so i was, that's what i was happy with, instead of being in the rough as usual. >> in 1992, i saw this medicus five iron come on the market. i was very interested, so i called and purchased one. i'll tell you why: i'm a big advocate of swinging the golf club on plane and they said the medicus five iron would do that. if you didn't, the club would hinge, and it really made me a better ball striker. but today... we got the new medicus driver, and let me tell you something about the medicus driver: what makes this club so unique is that it has a dual hinge system. not only does it help you in your backswing get the club in proper position, but it also shows any flaws in your downswing. if you come over the top, the medicus driver will hinge. that's why you want to purchase one of these medicus drivers. >> announcer: introducing the medicus driver, with a patented dual hinge that can identify every flaw in your golf swing.

whether it's your takeaway, your backswing, your downswing or your follow-through, if you make a mistake, the medicus driver will immediately break, providing instant feedback and showing you what you need to correct. once you learn to swing the medicus driver without breaking it, you'll know you're swinging in tempo and on plane. you'll get rid of that slice and start hitting longer, straighter tee shots and shooting lower golf scores. specifically engineered for the longer, flatter plane of the driver's swing, the medicus dual hinge driver can improve your golf swing in as little as 15 minutes, and the more often you practice with it, the sooner you'll groove a picture-perfect swing that you can trust out on the course. and, unlike other training clubs, you can actually hit balls with the medicus. whether you use it on the range, in your backyard or even in the parking lot before a round, the medicus driver is like having your own professional instructor telling you when you're swinging wrong and when you're swinginright. you could spend 3-, 4-

even $500 on a brand-new driver, but you'll still make the same old mistakes off the tee if you don't improve your golf swing. but with the medicus dual hinge driver, you'll develop a powerful, repeating swing and consistently go deep down the middle. order the medicus driver now and we'll also send you this instructional video featuring mark o'meara and the inventor of the medicus, former tour pro bob koch. and as a special bonus, we'll also send you top tips from top pros, starring bruce fleisher, hank haney, jack lumpkin and more top instructors sharing their all-time favorite driving tips. you'll even get a free 60-day membership in the pga tour partners club, the program that saves you up to 50% off green fees at over 1500 courses and lets you test and keep new golf products for free. together, the medicus and these bonus items are yours for just five payments of $39.95, but call in the next 30 minutes and we'll subtract a payment,

so you get the medicus for just four payments of $39.95. we'll even pay the shipping and handling charges for you, a savings of $19.95. plus now, for a limited time, we'll upgrade you to our new 460cc clubhead at no extra charge. it's bigger, better, and easier to hit than ever before. call right now and we'll also send you the medicus total game improvement package-- a $90 value, yours free. it starts with medicus drills. top-10 instructor jack lumpkin shows you the practice drills that will sharpen your iron play. next, to help you putt like a pro, you get the medicus dual handle putting trainer. attach it to your own putter. by separating your hands, it promotes a correct pendulum stroke that uses the large muscles of your shoulders and eliminates the wrist breakdown that causes missed putts. but that's not all. you also get hank haney's driving lessons dvd, a personal driving lesson given by top pro

mark o'meara and top instructor hank haney. so order your medicus driver right now. test-drive the medicus for a full 60 days. if you don't add 20 yards to your tee shots and find twice as many fairways, you can return it for a full refund. learn to drive like a pro with the medicus dual hinge driver. [♪...] >> get the medicus driver and you're gonna start hittin' 'em long and straight just like that. ...you know, hank, we've come to the moment of truth: the impact position. >> oh, you're exactly right. i mean, that is the moment of truth, 'cause everything you do in the golf swing is to achieve a good impact position. and the most common mistake that amateurs make is when they come into the golf ball, their hands break down and their left wrist cups. it adds loft to the club and gives them a tendency to also keep the club face open. >> right. >> now, with the medicus, you can really feel a solid impact position like you have when you come through the ball. >> right. >> why don't you show us? >> o.k. so, in other words, when we're coming into the ball, what i'm trying to feel is letting

the golf club really try to feel my back of my left hand square. i'm not throwing it with my right hand... >> right. >> and i'm not hanging on too much, otherwise the medicus doesn't maintain its proper position. i'm just gonna try to go ahead and square the back of my left hand up as i'm coming into impact. >> and you hit it... >> that was perfect. >> that was good, solid impact. everything was right at the ball at the right time. >> this medicus driver's unbelievable. >> jack: no question, the medicus can help you develop a better swing. instant feedback is, is the next best thing to having somebody there giving you a lesson. >> you know, it's interesting. every time i approach a practice tee, i'm asked time and time again, "why the medicus training club?" my answer's very simple... it works. and one of my problems, i've been very fast, and this club slows me down, gets me on plane. with those two combinations, it allows me to hit the ball straight and solid... straight right down the middle. >> announcer: can the medicus really teach you to drive

like a pro? to find out, we brought a foursome of avid golfers to one of the toughest holes played on the pga tour. with water left and bunkers right, it demands a tee shot that combines outstanding length and accuracy to find the narrow landing area. sound difficult? well, when we ask our golfers to hit five drives each, they discovered just how difficult it was. 16 of their 20 tee shots found trouble instead of the fairway. what swing flaws were causing all these mis-hits and missed fairways? well, when we ask each golfer to swing the medicus dual hinge driver, it revealed that troy was rushing his first move down. glenn was off plane at the top of this backswing and so was mike. and debbie was a little too quick off the ball. once the medicus driver showed our golfers what they were doing wrong, they were all able to correct their mistakes within 10 minutes. and when we asked them each to hit five more tee shots with their own drivers, their improved swings produced

remarkable results. in fact, thanks to one short session with the medicus driver, they went from hitting only four out of 20 tee shots in the fairway to hitting 12 out of 20 in the short grass... a 300% improvement in accuracy. plus, they added an average of 22 yards to each drive, proof that the medicus dual hinge driver really can teach you to drive like a pro. >> if you want to learn to drive the ball longer and straighter, you want to get the medicus driver, because it puts you in the proper positions to make a good golf swing that's gonna produce those results that you're looking for. that's why i use it. >> hey, if you love golf the way i do and you want to get better at this great game, you owe it to yourself to get the medicus driver. it will identify your swing flaws and help you correct them quickly and permanently. so go ahead, call right now and get the medicus driver and start splitting those fairways in no time. i'm beau rials and i'll, uh, see you in the short grass. [♪...]

>> announcer: introducing the medicus driver, with a patented dual hinge that can identify every flaw in your golf swing. whether it's your takeaway, your backswing, your downswing or your follow-through, if you make a mistake, the medicus driver will immediately break, providing instant feedback and showing you what you need to correct. once you learn to swing the medicus driver without breaking it, you'll know you're swinging in tempo and on plane. you'll get rid of that slice and start hitting longer, straighter tee shots and shooting lower golf scores. and, unlike other training clubs, you can actually hit balls with the medicus. you could spend 3-, 4- even $500 on a brand-new driver, but you'll still make the same old mistakes off the tee if you don't improve your golf swing. but with the medicus dual hinge driver, you'll develop a powerful, repeating swing and consistently go deep down the middle. order the medicus driver now and we'll also send you

this instructional video featuring mark o'meara and the inventor of the medicus, former tour pro bob koch. and as a special bonus, we'll also send you top tips from top pros, starring bruce fleisher, hank haney, jack lumpkin and more top instructors sharing their all-time favorite driving tips. you'll even get a free 60-day membership in the pga tour partners club, the program that saves you up to 50% off green fees at over 1500 courses and lets you test and keep new golf products for free. together, the medicus and these bonus items are yours for just five payments of $39.95, but call in the next 30 minutes and we'll subtract a payment, so you get the medicus for just four payments of $39.95. we'll even pay the shipping and handling charges for you, a savings of $19.95. plus now, for a limited time, we'll upgrade you to our new 460cc clubhead at no extra charge. it's bigger, better, and easier

to hit than ever before. call right now and we'll also send you the medicus total game improvement package-- a $90 value, yours free. it starts with medicus drills. top-10 instructor jack lumpkin shows you the practice drills that will sharpen your iron play. next, to help you putt like a pro, you get the medicus dual handle putting trainer. attach it to your own putter. by separating your hands, it promotes a correct pendulum stroke that uses the large muscles of your shoulders and eliminates the wrist breakdown that causes missed putts. but that's not all. you also get hank haney's driving lessons dvd, a personal driving lesson given by top pro mark o'meara and top instructor hank haney. so order your medicus driver right now. test-drive the medicus for a full 60 days. if you don't add 20 yards to your tee shots and find twice as many fairways, you can return it for a full refund. learn to drive like a pro with the medicus dual hinge driver. [♪...]

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stalk, jr. aka pete stalk. he is a democrat from california, who has served consecutively since 1973, 40 years.

he is now in his 20th term. his district the 13th is alameda county, california's bay area. congressman stalk wins the election every two years with a bowls mandate. if not a landslide. in the last election, 2010, he was . >> % of the vote. question, the secular coalition for america claims that 28 athiests are in the u.s. congress, though a coalition does not name names. were are those athiests all still in the closet except for one? >> i think that americans realize we don't really have the ability to hold our politicians accountable. in congress you get the districts where you win with 73%. and so for a lot of americans, one thing that does keep them accountable is the idea that there are repercussions for your actions. i think that a lot of people think if you don't believe in an after life, if you don't believe in eternal implications, for what you do,

if you could just get away with ripping people off and as long as you don't get caught you're fine, i don't think somebody would trust somebody that didn't believe in after life with so much power. >> you think you have to -- athiest to believe in an after life. >> yes. >> i don't think do you. and morality with atheism. >> you could be moral and excepted as truly moral person and athiest, correct? >> yet. we need to talk about public perceptions. it's till strong enough force -- >> are you sure. >> if you want to talk about why we don't see more outs of the closet athiests in congress, yes, because you lose votes -- >> you thiofuran admitted athiest, you come out of the closet you're not going to be reelected. >> what is important is that it's coming out of the closet in recent years i believe because of christopher hitch ins and other bestselling

authors, writing about it boldly. people say, you don't -- you don't break into flame if you are an athiest some of especially young people ñrbecom chic to say you're an athiest. >> my late husband was a athiest. >> publicly so? >> publicly. >> tom told me he was an athiest, in a group like this. >> but he didn't want his mother to live who played the organ in the catholic church every morning. there are some people that you feel more comfortable. i think there's a -- a false assumption that if you go to church and you profess a religion, you're somehow -- you get a pass when it comes to morals and ethics, when in fact you can go to a website called happy athiest forum.com and they're saying that athiests need to change their image and they're seen ago a gloomy bunch when they believe you should built a hospital in sid of church and help peep in the here and now.

>> isn't that a public -- political group? >> no, they're not political. but i went to a number of events with tom, humanist events, lot of former learningee in t aris stands for the american religious vare. it works with a sample of more than 54,000 american adults. is says traditional religions in u.s. have lost a sizable number of a 28- year period, 1990 to 2008. so here's the snapshot of where our religious bodies stand as they percent of the u.s. total adult population. methodists comprise 5% of the u.s. adult population. 2.1%. episcopalian, 1.1%. and the catholic church,

immigrants sustained membership. but the u.s. church still fell to 25.1% of the population. the survey also found that those with no stated religious preference grew from 8.2% in to by the way, many catholic hispanic immigrants joined the u.s. catholic population. but the catholic population nevertheless dropped 1.1% despite the hispanic influx. you want to speak to that? >> you're seeing not just hispanics, but africans, immigrants populating our churches now in a faster rate than the old school families whose younger folks are drifting away from organized ring. this is given the church a new life in america and it's affecting a lot of our perceptions of future america. >> if it weren't for imgrant, the catholic church would have

lost one-fourth of its membership in the last half century. catholics are 25% of the population, john. but only one-fourth of them attend church regularly. one in every 10 americans is a catholic. used to be the dominant force in america. they're 12% of it. protestants, who are 99% of the country, are now at 50% and falling. athiests about 16%. >> people are shopping around everywhere, changing religions, looking for choice. it's like -- in starbucks. [overlapping speakers] >> i think you'll see the catholic numbers turn around. you go to mass, st. mary's, go to st. bernadette's or st. johns and you see a lot of families like mine with three, four, five, six, seven, eight kids. >> exit question, when will america have its first out of the closet athiest president? give me the year.

pat buchanan. >> after 2050, after mid century. >> after the demographics change, and i think religious identification, is not -- >> when? >> after 2050. i'll go for 2080. i won't be around to be accountable. >> by 2080, everybody will be named carney or mohammed. so i don't think -- has to happen before the growing catholic bubble takes over the population. >> 2074. how much election year but sometime around there. but one thing, a church attendance is going up among the more educated folks. this is interesting demographic. >> the answer is 90 years from now, turn of the century. we'll be right back with predictions!

prediction? >> there will be no war with iran, before november, before january as a matter of fact, because obama and the u.s. military don't want it. >> eleanor? >> president obama will take the opening suggest by george clooney and press the chinese to put pressure on the government in khartoum to stop shelling in the south and get that oil flowing. >> thank you, george clooney. >> the pressure from inside syria and from corners in the u.s. for the u.s. to involve on behalf the syrian rebels will grow but obama will no dot it in part because china and russia don't want it? >> by the time extreme court rules on obama carrawell see public a resolve prize as people see more settle they like. 92 commander in chief obama will advance to withdrawal deadline of u.s. troops in afghanistan by a minimum of 12 months. that's by december 2013. bye-bye. happy easter!