rolling stone, he can. moved to canada. still, the message is quite clear that it's better to be pretty, young and liberal. rolling stone is not the only magazine to feature just to go this month. the sky, i love delta sky, also put them on the cover to celebrate the country's 150th anniversary. so, rolling stone and delta sky, the only magazines you read when you are high. that is our show for tonight. goodbye, everybody. anyway, i love delta and i fly delta, don't get mad at me delta. it might be more for rolling stone, morgan because generally it shows their loverboy vans. it's extreme lisa professional. why can't we have this gorgeous young man and not this evil, rich guy? back he is hot. greg: is he donald trump hot? mac nothing does it for me like that orange spray tan. >> rolling stone also put the boston bomber on the cover and try to make him look dreamy. greg: the prime minister is at the same. it's a bona fide leader. >> cannot say they're the same. what rolling stone chooses to do in terms of. >> i don't think h

this month from our new york studio "rolling stone" correspondent author, matt. he's the author of several boo books. his first one came in 2000 called the exile. sex, drugs, and liable in the new russia. spanking the donkey. dispatching from the gun season came in 2005. smells like dead elephants cannot 2007. the great arrangement which we have talked about a little bit. the terrifying true story of war, politics, and religion in 2009. most recently his grip at topia, the stray bankers, politicians, and the most audacious -- in history. the divide came on 2014. american injustice in the age of the wealth gap and finally, insane clown president dispatches from the 2016 circus. this is your chance to call in and talk about his work. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> host: how did you get into the business? >> guest: it's a family business. most everybody i knew was a reporter. my father was a news reporter starting from the age of 18. he works here in new york and he does a little bit of work for tbs but was in the business

rolling stone appears to have a rosy relationship with trudeau. his approval rating is 50%.not a fan of donald trump but he has at least one. this is such a great story. there was a touching moment in the white house press briefing in stark contrast to what we are used to, white house presbytery sarah huckabee sanders kicked things off with an adorable fan letter from a little boy with an interesting nickname. >> my name is dylan but everybody calls me pickle. i like you so much that i had a birthday about you. my cake was the shape of your hat. i hope you are watching because the president wanted me to tell you hello. >> his name is dylan so dill pickle. hannah pointed that out. i didn't get it either. daniel's mom and dad say we need more of these make you smile moments, how can we not all route for the same team when seen through a kid's eyes. this is sweet, hope the president will send him something. j tv on social media says this is an awesome idea. i was saying on facebook white house page last week they should do this, hope they do more. read a letter every now and th

rolling stone, they were fake news before cnn. the uva hoax, that was bad.circulation. you know, if they like him, i say move the operation. we won't really miss "rolling stone." >> dana: we will take foxconn. >> tom: they are fake news but they are cool fake news. juan. i spell their fake news "phake." >> juan: i think this is an anti-trump article. that's what it comes down to. basically he's so cool and so rational. a centrist as opposed to trump. one of the interesting things about this is even in the trump white house, they have called on trudeau tobo lobby for president trump. remember? >> dana: and it worked. >> juan: his aides got trudeau to call and say don't pull back, let's talk about it and reopen negotiations and apparently trump was impressed. when you get the idea about this article, know trudeau is the adult in the room. i think it's a put down trump article.cl that's what it is about. >> dana: aren't they all?k >> tom: "one more thing" is up next, everybody. next, everybody. ♪ how your clothes smell can say a lot abut you. that's why new dow

. >> lisa: rolling stone taking on president trump with a provocative new cover who are these people?gy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. ♪ >> tom: "rolling stone" magazine is added again. now setting their sights on president trump. at their most recent cover features a photo of prime minister justin trudell and asked the question "why can't he be our president?" it was also rolling stone that glamorized the boston bomber on one of their covers. >> lisa: we do more advertising for rolling stone. >> tom: i was going to ask dana, is this how they get in the headlines? >> dana: in this particular case, they like justin trudeau because he's cool and they like a cool president. they liked obama because he was cool and has a great summer plea of your list a

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usaa, get your insurance quote today. ♪ >> tom: "rolling stone" magazine is added again.rump. at their most recent cover features a photo of prime minister justin trudell and asked the question "why can't he be our president?" it was also rolling stone that glamorized the boston bomber on one of their covers. >> lisa: we do more advertising for rolling stone. >> tom: i was going to ask dana, is this how they get in the headlines? >> dana: in this particular case, they like justin trudeau because he's cool and they like a cool president. they liked obama because he was cool and has a great summer plea of your list and believes that climate change is the most dangerous thing we have against humanity. >> tom: he snowboards. >> dana: it's a matter of style. if you had the same policies as president trump, they would probably still like him. but he's cool. >> tom: style over substance. his hair is a color found in nature. these are my favorite quotes. trudeau has a tattoo of a raven inside planet earth. >> lisa: i will tell you why he's not going to be president, article two s

. >> jimmy was, like, i want to gets you guys on the corps of the rolling stone magazine. you are making keep. >> making keep. the rolling stone magazine, i want to be on the source magazine cover, that is hip-hop supremacy. >> i never had that many white people come to me in my whole life. >> fast forward to -- this is jimmy iovine, holy (bleep) dr. dre just walked in. >> i'm blown (bleep) away. jimmy iovine was walking up the beach and i told him my lawyer -- >> he was producing something. out of the blue, sneakers. all kinds of different sneakers. >> we could call it beats. everything i've done in my career, i've always been underestimated. >> it's a powerful thing. it's got a lot of fire power. >> at the beginning, making tailwind instead of head wind. >> rose: pleased to have jimmy iovine and allen hughes at this table, welcome. a four-part movie made about you and dr. dre. how about that. why did you decide to make this movie? >> i've known both men over 25 years separately before they met each other. i've always known jimmy's been such a deerchg personality behind t

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check out this cover of the "rolling stone" magazine with justin trudeau.e be our president? really, rolling stone? you prefer a socialist to the president of the united states? by the way, he can be your president. move to canada and he will be your president and do us a favor and bring the rest of the editors and writers at rolling stone with you. could the media be any more biassed against trump? all they want to do is cry russia, russia, russia. they claim trump's approval rating is tanking because of russia. something isn't adding up again. take a look at scenes from president trump wednesday night in ohio. look at the crowds. listen to them for a second. listen to them. i'm going to double down on a call i made a year ago. watch the people, not the polls. this president is popular with the people. not the new york crowd or the l.a. crowd and certainly not the mainstream media, maybe not people on this set. real people. middle american people. people that care about their families' bottom lines, wages around whether or not they can buy their kids back-

the new cover of rolling stone magazine not featuring a rock star. rolling stone has put justin trudeau on its front page with this headline. why can't he be our president gecko not all canadians are amused. his domestic rating is also falling according to huffington sami: nonoi rocks plplayed ithis cocountry back in '83. it was a gig g that is still l hands dn the momost unforgettable concert in my carareer. in e sisixties, the beatles were looking for a new direction from the peninsula with guru maharishihi mahesh yoggi. and a thousand years ago, the ggypsies left t this land bebehd to spreread their musical treasures arounund the world. chaos, harmony, spiritualism, modern times, the caste system, elephants, and nuclear weapons, old and new living in perfect harmony and utter c conflict. ts is a culture of contrasts, the e adle of ci

there are the beatles, the rolling stones, and also pink floyd. albums the dark side of the moon and the wall remain rock classics. i speak to roger waters, who was a prominent figure in the band until he quit in 1985. he is still performing and he remains one of the most controversial of rock stars. so what motivates him? roger waters, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it's more than 30 years since you wrote the wall. you're still touring it. it was born out of pain and anger. i wonder if you still feel the pain and anger? um. . .the feelings involved, i mean feelings come up as they do, but my feelings at 70 are different from at 30 odd. does that make it harder to put the show together and do it with feeling? no. there was a very long hiatus between the shows that happened in 1979, ‘80, and ‘81 and when we started touring again in 2010. i started working on a new production in 2009. when i started, i thought i can only really do this if i reinvent the show to suit who i am now. in 1979, the show was the product of an angry, almost but not quite m

there are the beatles, the rolling stones, and also pink floyd. speak to roger waters, who was a prominent figure in the band until he quit in 1985. he still remains one of the most controversial of rock stars. roger waters, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. it has been more than 30 years since you wrote the wall. you are still touring it. it was born out of pain and anger. do you still feel that pain and anger? the feelings involved, i mean feelings come up as they do, but my feelings are different over the years. does that make it difficult to put the show together with the same feeling? no. there was a very long hiatus between the shows that happened in1979, 1980, and 1981 and the one in 2010. the latest had been in production since 2009. when i started, i thought i can only really do this if i reinvent the show to suit who i am now. that is, the show in 1979 was the product of an angry, almost but not quite middle—aged man. i had problems with relationships, women... there was some political content but i was determined to focus more on the poli

critics say the rolling stones are no longer relevant. what? the band will kickoff the european tour in the fall. >> one more retirement tour, good. >> sorry i bliebers justin bieber canceling rest of tour for "unseen circumstances fs he said sore question for he had about -- >> why quit now. >> you it. >> exhausted. >> he's exhausted. >> when i saw the rolling stones keith richard was 170. >> he's still doing this. >> keep going strong. >> if you want abc like christian owe ronaldo there's a new app by nike featuring some training secrets to keith him in tiptop okay let forget he works out 14 hours a day and go to the ab that gives him "abc news". ways to improve holistic health downloading "abc news" will get net you the "abc news" and did he mention he has hundreds of millions after dollars and works out all day long. aside from that if you want his training tips. >> he had to put in the work. >> let's just keep that video up. >> you're not even seeing his as you're seeing his arms and leagues. >> look at that. >> we're done >> mm, mm, mm. >

there you go. >>> you can't always get what you want unless you are looking for new rolling stones >> what you did there. >> they stumbled upon a multi million-dollar find, bex from our sister station 96.5 has those stories and more in today's hot minute. >> reporter: thanks, ukee and jessica keith richard reveals the rolling stones are working on original music for the first time in 12 years. rock and roll hall of famer confirmed the news saying that 2016 album of covers, gave the band, a boost of energy to keep making music. this will be their first new music since 2005 album, a bigger bang. >>> finding a crumbled ten-dollar bill and old jeans is kind of alice cooper must be feeling, multiply by millions. while going through a storage locker he owned for the past 40 years, he stumbled upon an original red silk screen from warhol little electric chair series. piece was purchased in 74 for $2,500. what it is worth today, another painting in the series sold for 11.6 million-dollar. he is, back, bond, james bond, and the 25th franchise film has an official november 2019 release date and

as you know one from the rolling stone feature i lost everything after it is pretty scandalous living in a foreign a square foot apartment sleeping on a screen in afford a bed as we do tables at p.f. chang's when my colleagues are making fifty five k. year over h.s.b.c. laundering money for terrorists but i founded my. company and with with the goal is called tactical rabbit and the goal of the company is to prevent the next h.s.b.c. into exposing that security threats and that's all i do now. and with that what i've the second front that i've watched as it is it is is politically what i want to do is to get into office and actually make a difference because. i know that i can because i was sincere and. i give you a perfect example so i went to this i went to a republican dinner this is this is right before i sort of running for senate. and there's a congressman there i'm not going to say the germans name but i asked him i said what he would advise a young person to do you know how how best can i win this election and he said to me if ever it just make them think that you care for it

♪ ♪ >> 1971, the rolling stones leave their home for tax purposes to go live in france.in street. in a very hot, uncomfortable, muddy sounding studio. ♪ ♪ >> that record is the embodiment of a band making masterpieces on a daily basis. and i remember reading the review saying this is like a debached album, i didn't know what debached means, but i got to get some of this debauchery stuff. ♪ ♪ >> having come out of the '60s which was its own animal. the '70s had to show a new skin. it had to shed the old one. ♪ ♪ ♪ ooh yeah >> i was never very confident of my voice as a singer. i thought rather than just sing, which would probably bore the pants off everybody. i would like to kind of, portray the songs. ♪ and i turn myself and face me and i never caught a glimpse ♪ >> david bowie has been a game changer. he has taken the promise of rock that the beatles kicked off and taken it all sorts of interesting places for others to follow. ♪ time may change me ♪ but i can't change time ♪ i said that time may change me i can't trace time ♪ >>> this year i took some time off from tour

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. >>> canadian prime minister justin trudeau gracing the cover of "rolling stone" magazine.eature discusses his relationship with trump as well as lighter subjects like his love of snowboarding he has a big fan base. "rolling stone" magazine part of it. >> he appeals to their demographic. younger millennials. half of his cabinet is female. >>> looking for celebrity love turns out there's an app for that love flutter blue is an app, a premium app aimed at celebrities, catering to verified twitter users wilfred. the app has been ruolled out in san francisco, los angeles, new york, london and tokyo you talked about having a crush on celebrity actresses before. this could be your shot. >> not broadly -- >> certain ones. you're verified, they're verified try a little love. >> it's slightly awful and elite, i would suggest >> yes >> you're more about democratizing the process. >> we all have crushes on certain celebrities. we do but we don't all have certain blue checkmarks. >> it's amazing this proliferation of these dating apps there's one for everything you to blue ticks >> blu

"rolling stone" magazine featured justin trudeau along sign the text why can't he be our president?a step further tweeting if canada's prime minister the free world's best hope? despite benghazi, the fast and furious scandal and the irs targeting a conservative group, president obama's two terms are largely scandal free. we quote here, it's also most refreshing to recall michelle obama wearing a pair of sneakers while volunteering at a few fod bank once again, we are back to the issue of media bias. i think it's on full display, harris, when you see that rolling stone cover and you see them wishing that we were canada, you wonder why these folks don't move there. >> harris: i don't think we wish to the days back when we put our agents in harm's way. i don't think we wish for the days when the irs was targeting americans. forget about what the politics are for a second. what if all they cared about was if anyone was targeted. it speaks to front stabbing read into the harm of freedom. >> trish: we lost so much respect in this country when you think about it. the media is leading the w

"rolling stone" chose them as best new band of the year.sound. ♪ giant steps are what you take ♪ ♪ walking on the moon >> it was incredible to see them. and i couldn't believe what i was hearing out of three people. i was shocked. >> i once read that you were called the pink floyd of the '80s. what do you think of that? >> we're not at all. we're the cure of the '80s. ♪ and i know i was wrong when i said it was true ♪ >> the holy trinity of alternative british music is the cure, depeche mode, and the smiths. all three of them started out as these fringe bands that by the end of the '80s were selling out stadiums. ♪ ♪ and will you return it >> what's new order? computer programmers or musicians? >> i'd say neither, actually. >> what are you, then? >> bank robbers. ♪ how does it feel ♪ to treat me like you do ♪ >> in the u.k. disco did not suck. it never sucked. and bands like new order combined it with the new synthesizer sound and they gave us these incredible songs that got us out on the dance floor. ♪ ♪ i still find it hard to say what i

"rolling stone." the average after taking a swipe at president trump is the latest cover with prime minister justin trudeau. they asked the question why can't he be our president. during their talk about it about it, fox business network dagen mcdowell. chief strategist michael block. national cochair attachÉ to saudi arabia, morgan or tagus. good to see you. good morning. >> good to see mortgages backed. walking us through earnings. >> earnings come aside, i'm not going up there. the fact that the "rolling stone" once became president. >> eats canadian. that's number two. >> he does not look like that. obama is gone and they need somebody to put on the cover of "rolling stone" as a politician. maria: so many questions to ask after the question they asked. we'll talk about it. chief strategist for hillary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign. former undersecretary of state and political affairs under george w. bush company cliff burns with us. hall of famer president david baker is with us. wisconsin

check this out, please the latest issue of rolling stone.features a profile of qanta's liberal prime minister justin trudeau. the magazine and the -- asked the question, why can't he be our president? we might answer that question for you after this. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. stuart: bottom line, got a nice boost from theme parks and a couple of movies like the fate of the furious. that was a big seller. it lost video subscribers. so what? it gained elsewhere. remember, it is the number one u.s. cable operator up 2% at $40 share. better profits at the new york times, they've done well from president trump. they h

. >> that's rolling stones. >> they worked together in recent years. >> i have not had sexual relations to this song. >> sorry. >> ah, let's move on. >> i love nickel back. >> sometimes it's easy to forget built president trump has more than one daughter. >> what? >> the things is let's be honest we don't see much of tiffany. >> everyone forgets abou abouttive. >> i she's getting into the jewelry business. >> come up with something new tiffany there's already a tiffanies. >> that's where the name was inspired from. >> still. >> she makes jewelry for fun and calls designs ready for this name. >> what. >> tiffany trump jewelry. >> i hope boxes are like a little off tiffany blue. >> like that dress. >> yes. >> she recently took over. and boching glove charm. just personal. no intention to sell it. >> that's a good business p plan. >> build something. >> accessories and clothing. >> why didn't she do something different. >> like what? >> home appliances. tiffany trump smokers. >> that would be great. >> if you want to rock a pair of sunglasses like president trump's son-in-law he was caught

you remember the "rolling stone" published a cover story and part -- as part of a national campaign, it was pretty obvious it was a national campaign by certain liberal groups to make college campus rape a big issue. so as part of that campaign they ran a cover story on how at uva there was this brutal gang rape and at first the story which was by sabrina aired away, received wide acclaim. people were praising it up and down. this brilliant piece of journalism. it turned out to be a hoax from the accuser that should have been caught 100 times over by the reporter and it wasn't, made it through editing channels. it was a complete disaster. they had to pull the story and they are facing major lawsuits. before it was revealed it was a hoax story the fraternity had been kicked off campus. there are some real problems because of these falsehoods that were spread through the story. but seeing how a powerful media institution like "rolling stone" supported by various other media amplifying voices could push this agenda when it was based on nothing, a lot of people woke up to problems there.

. >> do you ever wonder why he can't be our president that's what rolling stone says. do you need a moment here. >> you take a moment and you know just his face when he's looking at me it's wonderful. >> speaks to you. >> he does. >> he says hello. >> well so a lot of trump supporters unhappy about the cover and canadians don't like it ev evenlyer. there's online version that made mistakes including calling royal canadian po poupting police we're ticking off canada now. >> we are. >> look at them. >> i think it's because we remember obama and he's over there looking fabulous on vacation. >> yeah he doesn't have a care in the world at this point. >> not at all. he's in power and still just as -- as ever and making all the rights moves. all the anti-trump moves. >> and i think that's one of the reasons a lot of people get tikdz off about it. but it is what it is we didn't pay attention to canada much in a long sglim ever i'm like what they have a prime mipster what's happening. >> rick parary when he ran for track a couple departments he wanted to eliminate. he got punch

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corny captions have earned him two webby nominations, 750,000 followers and the number 4 spot on rolling stone's list of must follows. that's ahead of beyonce. >> purpose of the instagram account is to kind of show people all the things we're finding nationwide and educate people on what you can and can't bring. >> reporter: the tsa is also on twitter where from this command center outside washington, they offer up to 1,000 realtime answers a day to more straightforward questions, like, can i carry on this facemask? you can't carry it on. but you can check it. >> our goal was only to be able to help passengers and i think in the end, um, that this program has really helped to soften the public perception of tsa. >> reporter: a softer image bob's helped build one light at a tomb. kris van cleave, cbs news. >>> twitter's stock is down after news of a stall in user growth. there was no increase in active twitter users this quarter. the stock fell more than 10% on that report. twitter also reported revenue down 5% from one year ago. let's take a look at the big board this thursday afternoon. the dow

rolling stones, beethoven, just this really turned up full volume. when he arrives he does with his family and came out and started back and forth on the stage pumping his arms, cheering, yelling the first thing he spoke about was the wall. we are going to build a wall and the crowd went wild. he uttered another word you're going to do this and that, and the crowd went down a little bit. we are going to get the wall up first and they caught on immediately to the wall that was the link between the crowd. i never hang around in the press pen. i just walk around a. you realize it's the same way they look at the numbers on their powerball ticket. he was going to win. he was going to build the wall with plain letters. the emotion. there isn't a single zombie insight. in plain english you shouldn't have to worry when you write a. of. [inaudible] i can't tell you how much i despise that and came close to calling people deplorable particularly when they were cheering the mockery of a. what are the dangers continually attacking the credibility of people's edu

rolling stone has been wondering that. this is the cover of rolling stone magazine.ing and praying that lot of liberals take their advice and ask this question why isn't he our president? here is my advice, buy a plane ticket north, especially in sensitive congressional districts go up north, libs and he can be your president justin trudeau. is he very good-looking. i heard he gave a speech on quantum fei physics. he is a liberal that can't find out high tax doesn't lead to economic growth. go and apply for canadian citizenship: steve: kooky that rolling stone the music magazine would suggest justin trudeau is president when obviously they meant justin timberlake. hello. that would have been much better. >> i will take kid rock any day. brian: who by the way -- steve: first got to be senator. one step at a time. brian: all right, dan. appreciate it. ainsley: jillian is up there. she has headlines for us. jillian: good morning to you guys and to you at home as well. rex tillerson is putting resignation rumors to rest. >> secretary tillerson, [inaudible] >> i'm not goi

for some people it happened quite recently so you remember the rolling stone published a cover story as part of a national campaign, it was obvious it was a national campaign by certain liberal groups to make college campus rape a big issue. and so as part of a campaign they ran a front-page, cover story on how uva there was this brutal gang rape and the first the story which is written by -- received wide acclaim. people were praising it up and down. this brilliant piece of journalism, amazing. turned out to be a hoax from te accuser that should've been caught when hundred times over by the reporter. it wasn't. it made it to editing channels. it was a complete disaster and they had to pull the steward. they are facing major lawsuits. before his revealed it was a hoax story, the fraternity i i think i've been kicked off campus. it was a real problem because of these falsehoods that were spread to this story. hohowever powerful the institutn like rolling stone supported by various other media amplifying voices could push this agenda when it's all based on nothing, i think a lot of peo

endearing captions have earned him two nominations, 750,000 followers, and a number four spot on rolling stone's list of must follows. that's ahead of nc the purpose of the instagram account is to show people all of the things we're finding. nationwide. and >> reporter: tsa is also on twitter where this command center outside washington they offer up to a thousand real- time answers a day to more straightforward questions like can i carry on this face mask? you can check it. >> our goal was to be able to help passengers. i think in the end this program has really helped to soften the public perception of tsa. >> reporter: a softer image bob has helped build one like at a time. kris van cleave cbs news. >> that's pretty fun feed. >> makes it more palettable and everything. >> okay. >>> we often hear about a baby boom some nine months after a weather event. >> so this july chicago is seeing a surge in the number of babies being born. you might remember cubs fans celebrating their teams world series victory back in november. >> when do we think theo was conceived? >> i don't know if scientific appr

. >> rolling stones guitarist, keith richards said on his youtube channel that the man band is headingery shortly to rerecord their first album of original material in 12 years. >> the 73-year-old rocker says the success of the blues cover album, blue and lonesome inspired the track top ten album on the billboard charts. >> oh, wow. >> the biggest d-block ever in "world news now." cristiano. news now." cristiano. ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> applause, applause. >> we don't even do like the normal clap here. this morning we deserve it. our bonus round, and we have a lot to get to. so, shall we, everybody, let's all welcome cristiano ronaldo to our staff, everybody. >> yeah! >> cristiano. >> thank you. >> hello, hello. >> cristiano, how you doing? >> he's actually never worn this much clothes. >> i know, which is kind of odd. talking about his abs and. >> seems a little. >> too my them, but we know what's under there. men's fitness is now out with ronaldo's secret to his six pack which we sadly cannot see at this moment. he has a simple formula of 11 exercises that take 15 minutes. >> but bef

american history and works of publication such as "the new yorker" new york "time" magazine and "rolling stone." tonight she will discuss her most recent book "the evangelicals". she traces the history of protestant and evangelism from its beginnings in the 18th and 19th centuries. she also explores the future of evangelical movement and american going -- undergoing significant change for the book has received quite critical acclaim for its scope, detail and timeliness for "the news york times" book review quote anyone curious about protestantism will have a trusted guide in this bankrupt and pulitzer prize winner. we need a fair-minded overview of this vitally important religious -- tonight we are very lucky to have reverend doctors david gushee the distinguished professor of christian ethics and director of the center for theology and public life at mercer university and a widely widely -- writer 22 books. he he is present at the society of christian ethics and president-elect of the american academy of religion. in addition we are pleased to find out that his pictures in the book as well. s