that's a good one high five with lucifer, i don't know if beelzebub and lucifer are two different dudes will educate us on how old the earth is. >> there is a lot of scientific data that actually shows that this is a young earth. >> cenk: is it? let's find out how young it is. >> i believe the earth is about 9,000 years old. i believe it was created in six days and we know this. that's what the bible says. >> cenk: oh, yeah, absolutely. created on tuesday. doesn't the background look like it's straight from the pits of hell? it looks like scary stuff oh, we're coming to get you. this dude is on the committee of science and technology. as would say he's from the tech-mology committee. and you know who else is on that committee? todd akin. all these guys from congress, i got t this is a good one. this is when lucifer burned the dinosaur bones. let's put the dumbest guys on the science and technology committee. if you think that's bad we're just warming up. a book with letters to the edit editor. the constitution of slavery to the black race has long believed to be an abomination upon its

we pay homage to lucifer. the truth is, we don't believe in satan, we don't believe in lucifer.e original rebel. this actually has all of the teachings in it. this has what's called the 11 satanic rules of the earth. if you look at number nine, it says do not harm little children. number ten says do not kill nonhuman animals unless you are attacked or for your food. that right there destroys all the bad stereotypes you have about this religion. there's no human sacrifice. this is probably one of my favorite ritual tools is the gong. which is just used for emphasis a lot of times. and this here, this bad boy, this is the destruction candle. in the name of satan, the ruler of the earth, the king of the world, i command the forces of darkness to bestow the eternal power upon me, open wide the gates of hell and come from the abyss and answer to your holy name. >> religious freedom behind bars is a hot topic for prison officials in many states. federal law protects an inmate's right to practice any religion he chooses. while iowa state

school lucifer interview we discuss the latest shift in global politics with the u.n. general assembly president staging for the. the general assembly is the main deliberative organ of the united nations one hundred ninety three countries belong and the art of diplomacy is constantly tested the new president at the helm of this sixty seven session is thirty seven year olds. he said but the past five years as serbia's foreign minister today he deals with the world's problems sitting down exclusively now with r t mr president thank you very much for sitting down with r.t. thank you very much indeed my pleasure you have assumed the presidency position in a very difficult time these days many would argue that the un. is dealing with somewhat of a crisis in confidence many see the institution as a stage where disagreements are more often displayed rather than all parties seeking or coming to any kind of agreement or solution the most obvious example here's the crisis in syria is the un more about preventing international military interventions rather than resolving conflict

out the democrats taking over congress for newt gingrich you remember him got the spider brain and lucifer illegal donations to campaigns and who set this up who is the third cut out nathan sproule in his operation so this goes way back that was a crime then they. by the way the ninety's wasn't ninety's so i've been following these guys with the cokes since back then so what they did was one of the things we talk about and doing as a ballot bandits is that what the billionaires do is they decriminalize their felonious behavior but it was still a felony crime when the koch's did this with sproull it goes way back then that's not it in we followed them in two thousand and four organ and then we fall them again in now in florida understand what they're doing besides the games of of of you know we're going to change your registration cetera why are they putting a slight what they're doing is they're putting slight changes in addresses the reason they're doing that you combine that with another koch operation called the themis machine and i know it sounds it sounds like. but there's no the koch

they sit if there s a president dead even in the lls that one week ago was considered lucifer.about president who is not delivering the goods

a jump from right before the debate when the nominee was almost seen as lucifer in pinstripes.augh all you want, this kind of stuff about likability is important. why is it people inevitably come back to that and remind me don't dismiss it, it is important. why? >> first off i would recommend mitt romney not use the line "sock it to me clos" because ony people our age would get it. for likability is important because when people are electing a president they are not just electing a leader, they are electing somebody who is going to be a part of their lives every evening for four or eight years. people think of it like that. i have heard people put it in these terms, cannot stand to have this person in my living room every night for the next 15 years? that is why likability is so important. he made gains in that first debate, no doubt about it. neil: when times are really bad i think you could sooner elect hannibal lecter than a real likable guy in the white house. when push comes to serve you want them to have good bedside manners but you want him to make you better. are we at

distance even though more female voters have been warming even sense the first of eight men found lucifer in pinstripes he seemed warmer, sir, kinder. maybe that was the mitt romney strategy. and don't let people think you'll find a country to blow up. maybe he said volumes by not saying anything at all are sounding presidential. maybe it will be a political payoff -- payout or grope a dope will work. it worked for bahama dolly. who emi to say it could not work for mitt romney? i am still thinking of that

reagan-carter,he only reagan-carter deba, i'm sorry, there was picture and portrayal of ronald reagan all b lucifer in pinstripes. lo and behold hh is not that bad. he is funny, amiable and warm. although much in different time and era to a dgree like mitt romney. he was portrayed in ads callous 47%, evil rich guy and private capital guy and people saw him and say, he is not so bad. kes replay on all the news channels as they do from the al smith dinner and whole different impression. does that wrm him up to peoplewho might be sitting on the fence, all right, maybe ts guy's okay? >> su and it helpedd him throughout, the expectations thatwere set about mitt romney by barack obama in six months of attacked as, and were said about mitt romney by the establishment press, mitt romney has had a fun time andretty easy time it turns out foiling that because it was so much of a caricature. so comedy helps that. u remember, neil, barack obama said of hillary clinn you're likable enough during their debates? neil: yes, yes. >> there i such a thing as likable enough. it is not probable tt tt romney will be con

neil: they are not lucifer. >> what you tax is that -- neil: no one puts on their 1040, criminal behavior six tier speculations, bets, bets on, derivative, derivative. that's casino capitalism, not productive. that's the problem. the corporations sit on $2 trillion of money, not giving adequate dividends to the owners who they -- neil: why are you depending on that? a lot fear they don't know what's happening on taxes, and a lot fear their double taxed for bringing money already been taxed back home, a lot fear regulations, same stuff you like, and lot fear health care laws that's messier and uglier for the day. i know you don't like them, but sit tight on the cash. >> a lot don't want to give dividends back to the shareholders, number one, and a lot of them -- neil: by the way -- by the way, there maybe little appetite period taxes dividends at the top income rate. why bother? >> i agree with reagan. he taxed diff deandz, capital gains, and ordinary income at the same, even steven. is reagan too radical for fox news and neil cavuto? neil: as i told you before, reagan in the 1986 tax trie