robertson is sticking to his guns. robertson vowing he will not give or back off. over the weekend bible study dallas phil speaking out for the first time since making anti-gay comments. harvey levin joins us with the latest. >> hey, greta. >> probably a lawsuit. first we back up to phil robertson's bible study group. what happened? >> well, he, like you said, is he sticking to his guns. he is saying, look, he repeated pretty much line and verse what he said to the gq reporter. he says he believes homosexuality is going to be part of a thing that ruins the country. he said he himself this is interesting sexually sinned solved that issue my getting married to a woman and sticking to it if you can make sense of the comment. he said i am who i am. i'm not going to change anything. and the family is completely behind him. you know, greta, one of the things that occurred to me is, is that they suspended phil robertson but when you think about it a&e has got to know his family feels exactly the way he does. so they are sticking with the family but not with phil none of t

robertson could count his blessing. i'll see you back here next week at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. for the 11th hour, i'm don lemon. >> good evening. welcome to cnn's best reporting all day and the breaking news tonight. we have a lot to tell you about beginning with the shocking new revelations about the "duck dynasty" star who made controversial comments about gays. wait until you hear what else he has said. also a terrifying crime caught on camera. you see this man fights back in the whole crowd. and damaging new revelations about barack obama sr. unflattering details about a chilly brotherly relationship. that and a lot more. now let's get started. we begin tonight in london. a ceiling collapsed on to a packed house of theater goaters at central london appall low theater when an actor yelled watch out and people thought it was part of the play. in the chaos more than 70 people were injured. a number of them, quite seriously, investigators still don't know why this happened. we know that more than 700 people were there. minutes after this happened, cnn spoke

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all robertson did was state his religious belief. he didn't say i'm going to go out and cut off somebody's head. that's why this trend of bullying, about how words hurt, is so dangerous. because it's actually going to limit debate and the only way you can find truth, and sides can come and meet, is through debate. >> okay, let me try to do one thing, correct a little bit of this religious views, the bible. a lot of what he said was not biblical. bestiality was not biblical. the comparison between female parts and male parts was not biblical. for people who have contacted me and others here saying we have lost track of our bible and what the bible says. a lot of what he said was in the bible, a lot was not. don't hang it all on the bible. >> let's also not -- let's not put too much on phil. i mean, the guy's -- he's not a priest. he's not a pastor. he's a duck dynasty guy. >> reality show. >> yeah, it's a reality show. >> -- on a regular basis. >> here's the -- look, okay, so he maybe took things a little too far. his general i guess

they called for the head of phil robertson on a platter. they didn't want someone able to speak to this. when you are in a fight you go after the biggest guy, tie to knock him out so the others run. glad goes after people with with platforms who will talk about natural marriage or biblical morality and tie to knock them out and silence them to intimidate others. jeremy was talking about glad and their mission. last year they gave one of the highest awards to a guy named dan savage who attacked everybody from the pope to schoolgirls. he traffics in some of the most vile conversations. they are recognizing him with awards. they are not about conversation. they are about demon yiezing and marginalizing people who hold traditional moral views. >> how do we get past it? there was a way for phil to say thisful i believe in the bible. i think the bible objects to homosexuality so i don't believe in that. that's my belief. you don't hear g.l.a.d. coming out and starting fires when people talk like that. the way he put it and though i agree with you

that is something that i guess phil robertson did not see. he never saw anything like that with his own eyes. >> that is is a perfect example because it speaks to our relationship between these two groups. there is a cast system in which people at the lower end of the cast system were not permitted to do such basic things to be able to look a white person in the eye. they were not permitted to shake the hand of a person of a different race. so in this particular case in bill russel's father's case, he was actually going to get gas and the culture of that world was that white people were to be served first and so bill russel's father had been waiting to be served and waiting to be served and it had taken so long because people were coming in and cutting in front of him, which was the standard, the culture. he sought to back out and as he was backing out, the station owner held a gun to his head and said you will leave when i say you can leave. they fled that region of louisiana and went to california -- they went to oakland. if that family had

robertson's vision is flawed, according to luke. as i said last night, this controversy is helping anti-christian forces in the u.s.a. the secular progressive movement seizes upon stuff like this to portray christians as cruel fanatics. people only interested in imposing their point of view on the nation. i don't know mr. robertson, but i believe he is acting according to his conscience. but, in the process, is he actually hurting his own cause. having written a book about jesus, i know this much: he was adamantly against bad behavior that injures other people e would not condemn another woman in his presence who was adult truss. time and time again the nazarene persuaded folks that his way of living was worthy because it was so compassionate. homosexual americans should not be demonized just like devout christians should not be demonized and people have strong beliefs should understand the big picture. portraying gay americans as sinners gives license to harm them. it's insulting and demeaning. jesus would persuade not condemn. the

so i'm able to say what phil robertson and sarah palin said is discriminatory.s what the first amendment allows me to do as well as a citizen. >> should the man lose his job for this? can the market sort it out? i bring this up aware of the fact cracker barrel maybe the ultimate red state restaurant, i think of whole foods as being the grocer to the blue states and cracker barrel as feeding the red states. cracker barrel did an about face. initially they weren't going to sell the "duck dynasty" gear. then they apologized to their constituency and said they are going to sell it. i'm wondering should the mark just take care of all the bad behavior that's out there and let people judge accordingly? >> i think i'm okay with that. first of all, i am always one breath away from saying something totally stupid. okay? >> me too. >> i think anybody who operates in live and public sphere recognizes we all say dumb stuff. and we all don't want to be one syllable away from being fired for the next stupid thing we say. and in the end, you know, people have a right to express

pat robertson in the center, we're in the bizzaro world. look, the serious point is that all of these candidates who are trying to be the not romney, they are trying to appeal to a part of the party that is, they're like a little bit. they're doing what they have to do is try to consolidate the party. chris: is that smart? he doubled down it and he lost a new hampshire leader who switched. chris: what is going on, bob? >> romney looks better and better and more rational and more reasonable and some of this stuff, i mean, the marginal candidates, rick santorum coming out against contraception? wow. >> i do think that romney had a bad week in that he switched around on the ohio ballot issue and he needs to show consistency. the problem with him is that unfortunately it fed into the idea that he isn't consistent. >> remember the polls that we talked about a couple of sundays ago where actually that showed the angry bit of america is not as big as we thought it might be. people do want compromise from their politicians. they do want the middle.

i knew pat robertson.olks like pat robertson or now mitt romney and others using god in this political way, they are really anti-christian. i want to repeat it. if you're following jesus, let's just say we don't know who jesus is but we do know what he said about the poor, about caring for people. jesus' philosophy was not that the wealthy should triumph and the poor is dirt under the feet. the corporate american philosophy that is now pouring in with $100 million donors to these pacs that romney is trying to win his election with, these folks are not using god in the wrong way. i think they are anti-christian and as a christian i not only resent the misuse of god in this campaign against what i think is one of our best presidents who has dug us out of one of the deepest holes we're in but i resent it as a christian. >> let me ask joe this. because i agree with a lot of your theological views and very passionate about it as a minister. joe, isn't the real point that americans should not have to go through

james robertson: generally. james robertson: -- general lee.ld just to why he was the nation's greatest reconciliatory when northerners and southerners are butting heads, he was talking about reconciliation. it was a necessity of bringing the nation back together again. he demonstrated that by taking a bankrupt college and making it an international institution. washington and lee university. and the way, one of the ways he thought about reconciliation was to his credit and this, sounds critical, to his critical he forgot the past. he would not talk about the civil war. he would not grant you know breeze -- interviews or right memoirs. he would be certainly violently opposed to the confederate flag in any shape or phone -- for being shown. the war is over. i have lead people into battle and now i must leave men to peace. brian: our guest is professor james robertson. teacher at virginia tech. the book we are talking about, he has about 20 of them, after the civil war, the heroes, villains, civilians who changed america. we thank you for coming

some people agree with what phil robertson said, some don't agree. thought the language was unnecessarily inflammatory. i didn't think he necessarily needed to be suspended. i think a&e would have been happier had phil robertson said he was sorry. >> no, in fact, the family put on a statement last weekend saying we do not see how we can move forward without the great patriarch. they didn't say great. that's me. but that is a shot across the bow to a&e number one. and then he said in that church last sunday in louisiana i'm not backing down an inch. well, that's defiance. a&e rolled over instantly. >> well, you know, let me circle back to your earlier answer that when you get into these, it's all about money. there is no question there is a lot of money at stake here. merchandise and everything else. i guess a&e deserves credit for creating this show. people say they don't care about the beliefs of christians. but when you hire phil robertson, you probably know he's a controversial guy who is going to say controversial things. a&e could have just put

did they disregard the constitutional rights of robertson? maybe. did they suspend him based on a morals clause in the contract? maybe. but in the end, does it matter when it comes to money and a&e made a spectacular amount of it off the show i suspect a back room deal will resolve the controversy and the right and left using any issue to stay at each other's throats. so where do i come down on the "duck dynasty" controversy? i go back to the real villains in this controversy -- the duck murderers. they set them up, they entice them and they murder them before our very eyes. i am personally offended by the torture, the vile torturing and killing of innocent web-footed beings. these babies shouldn't be reduced to victims for sport when clearly the odds are so against them. ducks have rights. where are the animal cruelty people? where are the ducks' rights activists? even the ducks want to know. and i want the know why people peta doesn't object to duck feathers in pillows and winter coats. i think that we should start our own online petition not to s

phil robertson has every right to be a bigot. robertson's employer has made a business decision in suspecting him. this is a free market at work, folks. this is capitalism at work. and the a & e network is a private business, a business trying to protect its relationship with viewers and advertisers. suspending robertson. it just seems really strange that they don't understand the suspension. no one in the government, no one anywhere, is telling phil robertson he can't go out anywhere across america and say the exact same things tonight that he did in that interview to "gq" magazine. joining me now for our rapid response panel, goldie taylor of the grio.com. and also the ring of fire radio host, mike papantonio. great to have you with us tonight. i've got a lot of opinions on this. my talk show the last two days has been one call after another. pat, why are politicians even jumping into this dispute? ted cruz, who is always jumping in front of the parade. you've got bobby jindal, who has got a successful show in his own backyard

phil robertson not out of the line with the arrogant god haters. radical gays have made hateful anti-gay statements. even if that's true, how does one justify the other? >> a&e has every right as an employer -- it kills me that libertarians and people on the right are saying, employers shouldn't be able to tell their employers wh employees what to say. >> but a lot of people say, look, this network knew who phil robertson was, what his views are. of course he's going to be controversial. that was why he was hired. >> yeah. but the fact he knew he might say this, once he said something that they felt damages the brand, they have every right to pull out of it. >> right. and so -- >> and they didn't fire him. they suspended him, howie, for god sake. and with the money this show makes, you think they're not going to bring him back at some point? listen, this whole talk about the patriarch, like he's abraham, he makes duck whistles, duck calls. >> what about the fact that there is a boycott now of a&e among some people. it looked bad with gay rights gro

and people asked him -- bill: robertson basically -- and a lot of people agree with robertson.because it's an emotional topic. when you have a specific set of people trying to kill you, muslim terrorists, there's going to be resentment toward the banner that they're under. it's not fair. it's not right. i continue to believe most muslims are good people all over the world. and not saying that to be p.c. i think that's true. but robertson comes out and he just whacks it. and i'm saying to myself, i know reverend robertson and i know he's an honest man. i know he believes what he's saying but i'm not sure that helps the country. and you say it does or does not help the country? >> it doesn't. and i'm sure he does believe what he's saying. and bill, there are legitimate questions in the wake of this fort hood shooting. about whether political correctness played a role in preventing the full investigation of major hasan as you've talked about. but that's not what robertson is saying here. what he's doing is condemning an entire religion. saying it's all about jihad and actually in

but this was before the phil robertson controversy.he president saying the duck dynasty family seems like a pretty fun bunch so i can see how that would be pretty fun. that's bad luck, would you agree, karl? >> yeah, it is. look, first of all when you watch the family on television it is entertaining there are some real characters there and can you relate to them and you enjoy it but, on the other hand, isn't that the nature of reality tv show whether it's, you you know, housewives of whatever or the kardashians or duck dynasty, that we see the good in people but we also see people in their bad moments. we see the things we can admire and things we don't like. that's one of the problems with and one of the strengths and one of the weaknesses of reality tv is that we see people as they're. they don't tend to always be good. toe then the always tend to be bad they tend to be mixed. sometimes that relation is very unpleasant. whether it's -- whatever program it is. the housewives. duck dynasty people particularly with that family in the d

meanwhile robertson remains on a forced break from the show but he's getting an olive branch now fromkely source. the nation's largest republican lgbt group, the log cabin republicans. joining me now in the studio, that group's executive director, gregory angelo. let's talk about this, this olive branch, so to speak. your group, you want to sit down for what you're dubbing a moonshine summit to talk it out with phil robertson, saying that, hey, in the spirit of the season, let's have a drink, let's have a glass, and realize that we are more alike than we are different. is that a pair characterization of what you guys want to do? >> yeah, exactly. in fact i think there's no one better to make this case than log cabin republicans. rather than a bunch of liberals coming in from los angeles to wag their fingers and admonish the robertson family, i think the best way to make the case for gay equality is to take gay conservatives from the other l.a., louisiana, to show that we are christians too. we are god-fearing people as well. we're also strong conservatives and we have more in common t

repeats with robertson as the star. shannon. >> thank you. >>> international students took to the streets in kyer row to protest. teargas was fired into the crowd. they are protesting the over throw of mohamed morsi. they say a verdict should be reviewed because it contributes to a lack of individual freedom. >>> south sudan teeters on the brink of civil war, forcing the president to consider the need for military response. traveling with the president in hawaii, we have the story. >> reporter: 150 u.s. marines are being moved from spain to jabuty should they be needed for another evacuation. they call for more forces to the newest hot spot, sudan. >> i am spending today calling regional leaders and others to host military support and as well as political backing for airports to diffuse the cite is. >> they are vying for control of the region since it gained independence in 2011. >> there was a lot of looting, a lot of gunshots, a lot of dead bodies, and very, very out of control youth. >> reporter: caught in the cross

i had planned. >> robertson: did anybody?s with folks, we started to whip it. you know, we were asking yes/no. and we were getting the yeses. the speaker already knew. what our count was. he found out. >> camerini: the news about cantor wasn't the worst news of the week. >> breaking tonight, disturbing new images of the unprecedented crisis along our southern border where thousands of young children are surging across, many without any parents, and the u.s. basically doesn't know what to do with them. the president is likely to take his pen and his phone and do something. his critics say that's how we got in this position of these children and their parents believing they could cross with impunity. what say you? >> most of those who have made it to our border, 60,000 this year, a quarter of a million estimated over the next two years... >> camerini: in just about a week, 7,212 republican primary voters in eric cantor's congressional district and non-stop media coverage of a border invasion told republican house members all th

phil robertson will not apologize for saying that homosexuality is a sin. am just reading what was written over 2,000 years ago. they will not inherit the kingdom. all i did was quote from the scripture, whether i said it or they read it, what's the difference? fellow cast members said they will not be in the show unless the network reenstates phil. it would be a breach of contract should they back out of future episodes and experts say it is unlikely since the show helped to sell the family products. and the cracker barrel was forced to put duck merchandise back on the shelves two days after removing them because of robertson's remarks. our intent is to avoid offending. and you told us we made a mistake and you were not shy about it. we are putting them back on our store shelves and apologize for offending you. in atlanta hundreds came out for a five- k duck dash and runners were unpreterbed by robertson's comments. >> he is an old- timer. and they have different beliefs and no one can judge that. >> everybody has an opinion and we it will not deter us fro

some politicians jumping to phil robertson's defense. senator ted cruz posting on facebook in a free society anyone is free disagree with him. mainstream media should not believe censoring the views with which they disagree. bobby jindal saying i remember when tv networks believed in the first amendment it is a messed up situation when miley cyrus gets a laugh and phil robertson gets suspended. joining us our political panel in the "the washington post" ed o'keefe, chief political correspondent byron york. byron, first to you and what ken baker says a and e says they have certain values. and tonight, a and e with their certain values is going to reair five episodes of duck dynasty and on sunday, they have a marathon of duck dynasty episodes. so it sounds like their certain values are a little bit quirky? >> i think that does reflect their values for making money. it's no surprise that politicians on the right, especially have jumped into this. not at all. because, if you look at what robertson said, take away the crude parts of what he s

they don't feel that way now. >> i spent some time with the robertsons. if you've watched the show at all, i'm not sure you would be surprised to learn any of this about him. they are a christian family. they pray at the end of every show. he quotes scripture on the show. so i'm not sure where the outrage and shock and surprise is really coming from. for folks who know them, this isn't very surprising. it also feels i think a little ungracious of a & e. they have the right to do whatever they want, but the reason the show in part is so popular is because of these wholesome christian values. i don't agree with what phil robertson said. i'm a vocal proponent of gay rights and gay marriage. but it feels like the reason people tune in and turn off the trash reality show are to see these families coming together over a dinner table, praying, talking about god. that's been hugely profitable for a & e. >> it's a reminder of why culture is eclipsing class as the fundamental dividing line in our politics. every republican, so many leading republicans helped propel

they can't just embrace phil robertson. you know what, never mind, it's his point of view and now he's thought about it. there is going to have to be some kind of reconciliation in which, for example, phil robertson apologizes for offending people. i mean, glaad has reached out to say look, we would like to work with him, you know, he did offer an initial apology, you recall. but he doesn't want to apologize for his religion and i think that's really where you're trying to thread that needle. a & e doesn't want to offend christian viewers, that's a huge number, and as they pointed out, by the way, the bible, that hit series, was theirs. >> corinthians. he was quoting corinthians. it's a difficult pickle they find themselves in. >> there is a way out. there is a way for phil robertson to recognize he has offended people and to apologize in some way, to maybe do some outreach and there's a way for a & e to welcome him back and they have the time to do that because the show is on hiatus. >> they will need to do it because they

you should be dismayed over the treatment of phil robertson. louisiana governor bobby jindal defended his home state hero. >> to me this is an issue about religious liberty, freedom of expression. it's about the fact left keeps saying they are for tolerance except for people that disagree with them. stunning to me after all those ant ins miley cyrus is still on tv and phil is the one getting kicked off. >> robertson's offensive homophobic remarks obscured his remarks about race, how happy they were inch the jim crow south. i never saw with my eyes mistreatment, not once. where i live, the blacks they worked for the farms. i hoed cotton with them. across the field, singing and happy. i never heard one person say, i'll tell you what, white people -- pre-entitlement, they were happy. no one was singing the blues except that's where the blues came from was the south. joining me from buzz feed kate adding to the panel. nobody singing the blues in the south where the blues came from because they were happy. why is it the right went over the remarks o

. >> and allowing phil robertson back on "duck dynasty." we will look at the decision and the fallout. >> it is over with. >> caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone and the factor begins right now. >>> hi, everyone, i'm laura ingraham in for bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. let's get to the top story over the weekend. "new york times" published an extensive investigation into last year's terrorist attack in benghazi. four americans dead and left two ambassador libya christopher stephens. there is just no chance that this was an al qaeda attack if by divide you mean the organization founded by usama bin laden. this is a group of men inspired by video deliberately attacked the compound. >> well, those claims directly contradict what congress has said about the attack. and joining me now to explain is congressman mike rogers, a republican from michigan and he is chairman of the house intelligence committee. congressman, there is not a lot that takes may breath aaway in this town after having been here for 20 years now.

just to remain consistent robertson freezed -- on the gays.e launched a campaign to support marijuana legalization and influenced ballot measures like california's prop 19. jane, actually, pat robertson's spokesperson came out and said this is not a call for decriminalizing marijuana. are we supposed to believe him or our lying eyes? it sounded like it, didn't it. >> yeah, it kind of did. i mean what can i say? i think that there was a lot of desire on the right to have some moral leadership on the issue. because the republicans need an issue that appeals to young people and this sort of libertarian streak that says let me do what i want with my own body is you know something that is appealing to young men of both political persuasions. however they were trapped by their own decades' worth of cultural conservatism the cultural wars so they needed someone with his moral authority to come out and say, look, ten years, you shouldn't get ten years for spomoking a fatty, right? it's something that they want on the right but it'll take a long time t

you know, as we have seen, there's a huge support for the robertsons.bviously, some people concerned about what he said, but on the other hand, a lot of people who are supporting them and thing it's wrong for a&e to suspend the patriarch of the robertson family. >> who else do you have on fox news sunday some. >> a very interesting discussion about the "duck dynasty" controversy and i really commend that to people. george will, kierstyn powers, charles crowdhammer making a rare appearance, and juan williams. i suspect you'll find something you like and don't like in that conversation. we also speak to joel osteen, the most viewed pastor in america, receives millions of people who watch his show each week, and whenever he writes a book, it's a best-seller. and once again, his message of hope and faith, his up beat mesfrj how you can get out of your own way and make your life better, and part of that, obvio obviously, begins with faith. a very appropriate message for this holiday season. >> fox news sunday, always great. check your local listings for that

tweets on phil robertson getting the boot from "duck dynasty."ght to say what he wants and there is a right to fire him. and another, a and e was correct and it is a corporate decision and has nothing to do with freedom of speech and religion. and another, he can say what he wants lose show, followers and political correctness is fashist. and another, the upcoming season is moot. it will blow over and then a and e will have the another hick show. i can't keep an eye on every local newscast in the country, but have i some help. none other than conan o'brian through some investigative reporting his show found a striking similarity this season among america's local anchors. >> who are you really shopping for this holiday season? it is okay. you can admit if you bought an item or two or 10 for yourself. >> it is okay. you can admit it if you have bought an item or two or 10 for yourself. >> you can admit it. you bought an item or two or 10 for yourself. >> you can admit it. if you have bought an item or two or 10 for yourself. >> you can admit it. >>

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if i were nic robertson and i would be pretty pitted. he said we went because we didn't want the government editing video. secretary gates says they are moving corpses. all you can do as generjennifer, show the context and say hamas has led us here or gadhafi has led us here. the subtext is fox trashing cnn. cnn is doing well with the story and i can't help there's a connection there. >> should robertson slammed harrigan. >> then it becomes personal and ugly. he can have his reporting to stand on its own. people can make that judgment, who's doing better reporting. >> my hat is off to these guys in the field like richard engle and the detention that they are working under and to have -- i can understand nick having his credibility challenged by a representative of another network did pit him off. >> they used to criticize richard engle. go out there yourself. sit in the studio and say he's not doing enough. >> i don't thing nik helped his cause. >> he was angry. never seen him show so much anger. >> he clearly lost his temper and many of

they are not sure why robertson was acting so agitated. >> we're in the sure, but there may be a drug connection to it as well. >> it appears to us that a black man once again was shot and killed by law enforcement. >> but also urged patience and calm. >> let the investigation take its course and wherever it takes us and leads us to, that's where we'll go. we're asking people don't make a decision based on a ten-second clip that is seen on the news. >> bisi onile-ere, al jazeera, new york. >> today marks three years since the sandy hook massacre in new town, connecticut. 20 first grade children were and six teachers were killed. families are asking the public to honor the victims by showing acts of kindness. >>> well, the faa is calling for drone owners to region stir their aircraft before march next year. the new registration process is mandatory of all users of unmanned aircraft. they expect drone sells to be high this holiday, and they are giving owners the opportunity to learn air-safe rules and responsibility. can you till us more about this registration process? >> patricia, thi

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in sum, robertson is out of his f-ing mind. a spokesman clarified what he meant, that his clients were based on voodoo rituals. that's a clarification? thanks. jim, have i to say, when he said -- have i to say, when he said, haiti made a deal with the devil, i thought he was talking metaphor rickly, but he means literally. >> i don't mind religious people if they don't talk a lot. the worst part is he says, it is a true story. no it is not! it is not a true story, stupid! how do you get in touch with the devil? is there small talk and you say you give me this and i will give you that. it is childish banter. shut up. >> the thing about robertson like many church leaders, he puts in a lot of millions of dollars in charity. i think it is called -- what it is called? operation blessing. he sends people to haiti. he does a lot of good work. i look at this and i am wondering if people in trouble, are they gonna say -- are they gonna worry about the crazy things somebody says if they are sending aide rather than somebody like me who s

robertson, mr. trump, the democrats had a good day. >>> coming up, veteran affairs secretary shinseki -- why do i always mess up his name? shinseki. shinseki, he resigns, but for republicans, this was never about him. this was about attacking president obama. plus, president obama's try to defend young men takes a big step, and will first lady michelle obama run for office? president obama makes a prediction on that and more on the kelly and michael show. stay with us. (meow mix jingle) right on cue. it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with wholesome ingredients and irresistible taste, it's the only one cats ask for by name. >>> well, first lady michelle obama run for office some day? president obama's making predictions in his latest interview. >> but we want to know, do you think she should run for office some day? yes or no. you can vote on our facebook page or on twitter. so vote now and be sure to leave a comment. we'll have your answers and president obama's own comments about

jim crow segregation era happy and singing. >> that's not what phil robertson said.said what he saw. he was relating what he saw because he said he worked in the field with them because he was basically white trash as he described himself he got to know folks. he was recounting his observations. >> his comments were very over the top. >> white supremacist that was seriously over the top. >> that's part of the race baiting culture, isn't it? dyson and maybe someone said sharpton and jackson you have got to keep it going. keep the flames going. not to say there is not intolerance and race. not to say there isn't in every culture. our society is probably more pluralistic and open. maybe the exception of brusmtion or france. and yet when i look at this a&e thing and i talked to folks over the last couple of weeks about it. there really a divide in the country, right? it's obvious. because i think more traditional americans they see a lot of what happens in the culture as offensive to them. they see a lot of what happens on, i don't know, i don't watch any of these shows.