a play for voters with several recent faith-based stops including a book signing at the late jerry falwell's liberty university. evangelicals are a key constituency especially in the primary season. in 2008, 44% of republican primary voters were self-identified evangelicals. several early voting states. this time around, evangelicals are undecided. at the values voter summit, ron paul won the poll followed by cain and rick santorum. perry and michele bachmann tide for fourth and romney came in sixth. >>> now a special report on advanced directive, part two on the problems of end of life medical care. too often, elderly patients become unable to say what kind of care they want. at the gunderson lutheran medical center in wisconsin, elderly patients are encouraged to make choices about their future care and sign advanced directives so everyone knows their wishes. lucky severson reports. >> what helps you when you face serious challenges in your life? >> well, i always get comfort from audrey, my wife. >> 61 years? >> of 61 years, yes. as of last friday. >> that's great. >> then our pastors. >>

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no different than god blessing him, jerry falwell. no different than millions of men and women who have taken a stand for life. this is not an end run, this is not a game. this is a pro-life movement. >> and let me tell you my advice to you. if you want to stop the number of abortions in this country, because you're against abortion, tell young men to stop having unprotected sex with women, discourage the act that leads to unwanted pregnancies, help people get birth control procedures available to them, reduce the incidence in which people choose to have an abortion in a free country. that would be my way of dealing with it. i do think that would be a good cause, and that's not going on. >> chris, i won't be insulted that you have presumed that i haven't been engaged in a multiplicity of movements. to reduce abortion. i won't be insulted you would make that assumption. >> i hope you won't, because that's what we hear -- they want to reduce the rights of people. >> you know me, chris, and you know that that's not the case. >> that's al

last month, jerry falwell's liberty university governor perry had high prize from mr.lane, thank you for coming out here today. we've been involved in some great battles together, and standing up for the values that are important for this country. america is going to be guided by some set of values. the question is going to be whose values? and david lane and i, and i would suggest most of the people in this audience, believe it's those christian values that this country was based upon. >> christian values. now, members of the church of latter-day saints, the mormons, consider themselves to be a branch of christianity, but many evangelicals do not agree with that, including david lane, as you'll see in a moment. also including another influential perry supporter robert jeffress who touched off a storm at the value voters conference. here's what he said. why do you believe the mormon church is a cult? >> again, when i talk about a cult, anderson, i'm talking about a theological cult as opposed to a sociological cult. it is a religion that has a human founder versus a di

state level and federal level, again and again and again, no matter how much republicans get their jerry falwelland again on the social issues and rights issues, the beltway media insists they're focused like a laser on jobs, jobs, jobs. also on jobs. and also jobs. i do not know why the beltway media excuses what the republicans are doing in favor of the republicans favored mainstream narrative about what they're doing. why don't we look at what they do instead of what they're saying they do? i realize i'm aiming too high. let me close with one case study. presidential candidate mitt romney told former presidential candidate mike huckabee on fox news recently he, mitt romney, would support a constitutional amendment to define life as beginning at conception. mitt romney said, yes, he would support such a constitutional amendment. look, i can prove it to you. watch. >> would you have support of the constitutional amendment that would have established the definition of life at conception? >> absolutely. >> absolutely. this is a personhood amendment. huckabee is talking about. personhood amendment

republican voters are divided between evangelicals who believe hatemongers like pat robertson and jerry falwellsts that support ein rand. >> ron paul wins a straw poll over the weekend. are republicans any closer to settling on a candidate. >> it's like ideological speed dating. i keep watching the republicans shift people in and out, and, you know, and i think it says a lot not only about the fact that the foo he would is so weak, but also poor mitt romney. he can't get any love whatsoever. i have this image of him like a cinderella with one shoe on just limping around the ball waiting for people to anoint him because he's been running for like five years. so, you know, i think they'll settle on romney but they'll be so sad about it that i think it's going to have -- they're going to have a hard time in the general. >> will? >> you know, it's funny that the candidate who argued for the legalization of heroin just won the value voter summit. you know, tony perkins, the leader of the family research council, said this thing has been fixed. that 600 ron paul voters showed up and cast their votes.

he jumped in bed with the jerry falwell to get the lunatic fringe a vote. -- limits infringe -- loovis six friends rode. if you look at the republican party today, they create the job a plumber guy. so, they create all of these people through the media and they basically create these people out of nothing. if you look at herman cain, he worked for the koch brothers on their payroll. and if you look at the tea party, again, the republican party is based on racism. it is the south. it is going back to the civil war. so, what they do is fox news -- general lack even helped promote -- general electric helped promote this guy. why would general of electric, so-called liberal democrats? so they could create the illusion that this guy is of legitimate. he has absolutely no legitimacy -- host: want to get some other voices. we are following up on this "politico" report. they call it an exclusive. thing two women accused herman cain of inappropriate behavior back in the 1990's. there is the story. we just spoke to one of the reporters, jonathan martin, to explain how they came about. national,

he jumped in bed with the jerry falwell to get the lunatic fringe a vote. -- limits infringe -- loovis six friends rode. if you look at the republican party today, they create the job a plumber guy. so, they create all of these people through the media and they basically create these people out of nothing. if you look at herman cain, he worked for the koch brothers on their payroll. and if you look at the tea party, again, the republican party is based on racism. it is the south. it is going back to the civil war. so, what they do is fox news -- general lack even helped promote -- general electric helped promote this guy. why would general of electric, so-called liberal democrats? so they could create the illusion that this guy is of legitimate. he has absolutely no legitimacy -- host: want to get some other voices. we are following up on this "politico" report. they call it an exclusive. thing two women accused herman cain of inappropriate behavior back in the 1990's. there is the story. we just spoke to one of the reporters, jonathan martin, to explain how they came about. national,