it was what bible? catholic bible or protestants bible? then the propaganda flies. this is not far from we are in massachusetts. in 1834, an ursuline convent was burned to the ground by an angry mob that showed up in august of 1834. there were wild rumors that the nuns had kidnapped a local protestant girl, were forcing her to become a catholic nun. the mob showed up, egged on by preachers, and they burned the convent. luckily, no one was hurt. this speaks to the fear that people have for catholicism. a little more detail about this pope is coming to get us a literature we were talking about. in this 40-year period, 210 books. you can read the numbers there. huge output of anti-catholic, catholic conspiracy literature. one after another. this stuff was more popular than antislavery or proslavery literature. which is the other great cultural debate in the mid-19th century. and the best-selling book of all -- it is only did throne with and -- unthrrone oned with "uncle tom's cabin." "the awful disclosures of maria monk." it was published in 1836. it was exposed to be

, not protestant bibles. not public school stuff is just an intellectual argument. in philadelphia in the spring of 1844, the city explodes in religious sectarian rioting known as the bible riots. they are arguing about which bibles to use in the public schools. these go on for days. 20 people are killed. three churches burned. blood running in the streets over this issue of catholic or protestant bibles in public schools. you can still evidence of this. in new york, in st. patrick's cathedral on 5th avenue, the earlier version was down in what is now chinatown. the old st. patrick's cathedral. you will notice it has a very high wall around it, a 10-foot high wall around the property. it was not there originally when it was built in 1814. 1840'silt a wall in the because they were afraid the church would be destroyed because mobs constantly rumored and threatened to do so. of theves you an idea fact that it is really a fortified with each role. a couple more images before we move on to a different aspect of na

i'll quote the bible.ing or two. not as much as him. and i would like to see the republican party be bold. do you think they're bold enough? >> well, look, yeah, look, we're right here on the cusp of taking over again. i want you to remember coming into 2008, or back when george bush was in office, we had control of the senate, the house and the white house, yet we expanded the size of the federal government more than at any point in history. it's not just for republicans to gain control. we also have to be bold. we have are to provide true leadership. and i think we have to provide ideas for free markets and free societies. and that's what my candidacy is all about. i'm not going up there to be a rubber stamp for the party. i can tell you that right now. >> i think one of the reasons i like and endorse you. i hope it doesn't hurt you in tomorrow's election. i know that your uncle is going to be on your case if you mess up. i like that. i wish we had more uncles like that. >> you got that right, my man. an

>> did he read the bible? >> oh! yes! yes he did. he did read the bible in his presidency. as well as other presidents, and the bible is full of great poetry. particularly in the old testament, the psalms for example. and many presidents read them and continue to read them, not only for their spiritual messages but also for the song of those poems. yes indeed, he did. yes? >> i have a story in regard to the poem "richard cory." it was one of my husband's favorites. he could site it in its entirety. in his last few days he lost the power of speech. but i got a book out and i would read it to them, and whenever i would get to "richard cory," he could recite along with me even though he had lost the ability to speak. >> yes, "richard cory," is an extremely powerful poem. and closing it with a suicide is such an unexpected ending to that poem that it is disturbing. it just enters your conscious like able to lightning, doesn't it? so yeah, it is a wonderful poem. yeah. yes? >> how did you -- how did you get started and decide to study the connection between presidents and poetry

the bible ever quote for poetry? did he read a lot of the bible during his time? the bible did read as poetry. presidents other did as well. full of great old y, particularly the testament. many presidents read them and continue to read them, not only spiritual messages but also for the song of those poems. i have a story in regard to the palm of richard cory, it is one of my husband's favourite. recite it in entirety, in the last few weeks he had the power of speech and i got the book out and started to read one of his favourite poems. when a got a richard cory he could recite it all along with me. is an extremely powerful poem, the images are so vivid that once you're committed to memory it is going to be there for a long time. image of the suicide is such an unexpected ending to that poem, that is disturbing. it enters your consciousness like a bolt of lightning. is a wonderful poem. did you get started and decide to study the connection between presidents and poetry? >> how did i get started on the project? about 10 years ago i was told to write an essay. in a

he traveled to the isolated nation on a tourist visa and carrying a bible.me up with the secret mission, to leave the bible in north korea even though his wife asked him not to do it. >> i was motivated bit severe persecution of the underground christian church. >> he was taken into custody after leaving the bible in a club. it prohibits religions not approved by the state. >> two guys came up, is this your bible? yes. come with us. >> reporter: what did you say you were doing with the bible? >> i admitted i was leaving it behind for hopefully a christian to find. >> reporter: while they are notorious for their brultty with political prisoners, he said his jail was a luxury hotel. i have stayed there several times during my trips as a journalist. how did they treat you physically? >> physically, i was not abused at all. three meals a day. my interpreter would go out with me for a 30 were 40 minute walk. >> reporter: he spoke from his detention in north korea, also known as the dprk. >> the people in government, and i took for -- >> reporter: they wanted you

at my bible studdie?n his head. >> yes. >> kept his shirt on, though, thank goodness. matt damian, now, do you like those born movies? >> born identity and all of that? >> i watch it every time it is on cable. >> it does common cable a lot it seems like, that told e news that in 2016 he'll return to the big screen, as the main character in the born series. >> number five. >> yes, played jason born in three installments based on the spy novels by robert, exciting news for born fan. i read the first book, it was really good. >> movies are really good. they're saw taught and so much production value, all of these foreign cities. >> hot woman that he has to, you know -- >> oh, rescue? >> yes. >> make out, and blood, and -- >> and he saves the day. >> ya. >> dirt, sweat, they haven't brushed their teeth in days. >> ya, standk. good. false report about motorcycle culley motorcycle cull inch. apparently the guy still alive. >> they said he died, but instead of taking it to seriously, culkin responded, he approac

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. >> franklin does bible study, you know, every day.he basically walks around in his cell preaching to himself. you got a lot of guys, they call it jailhouse religion. you're doing it on is outside, all of a sudden when you get to jail, all of a sudden you're a holy roller. >> i don't hide behind anything. what i do is i just basically keep my head on straight by not thinking about what i'm here for, you know. >> what franklin is here for is the stuff of nightmares. he has pled guilty and is awaiting sentencing on four convictions. rape by force, sodomy of a helpless victim by force, robbery, and illegal use of a firearm. according to prosecutors, franklin contacted two women on a website known for escort service ads. he met them at a hotel where he drew a gun and forced each woman to have sex with him. then authorities say he made them have sex with each other. after franklin left the hotel, the women called 911 and he was soon apprehended. despite his guilty plea, franklin has a different way of looking at it. >> people have different

. >> hey louisiana, bibles and guns brought us here, and bible and guns will keep us here. zach dasher believes in both. that's why i'm voting for him. >> bibles and guns. well, on this show we believe in halloween, and in the pennsylvania governor's race. pennsylvania republican incumbent tom corbett is now using a halloween-themed ad to frighten voters about the tax policies of challenger tom wolfe. >> voting for wolfe is like vote to go dramatically cut your own take home pay. and that's just plain crazy. tom wolf, his higher taxes are so frightening, it even scares people who scare people for a living. >> funny ad, well done. just ahead in their politics we will continue the halloween theme and show you the candidate in ukraine who dressed up as darth vader. he refused to take off his mask at the polling booth. big mistake. plus short circuited. >> sit down and shut up. >> we have new reporting on new jersey governor chris christie's epic meltdown. >> america votes 2014 midterms it's all come down to this... >> you are going to determine whether i'm going to be the next

in the bible, the church was the bride of christ, and because he was christ in the flesh, the churchsed to be married to him. at that time, i didn't really understand the fullness of what it meant. >> i had been living at the shepherd's camp for a little over a month when victor called me to the lodge. he, you know, asked me how i was liking the summer so far. i told him that it was hard work, but you know, i was doing okay. and then he proceeded to ask me if i had ever masturbated before. i was only 13. i didn't even know what the word meant. i hadn't had my period yet and for some reason, he thought i was lying to him. he then slapped me across the face and got very angry. he told me that because he was a man of god and he represented christ in the flesh, that it would be spiritual and natural for him to take care of me sexually, and that even though i would have sex with him, i could still remain a virgin. and i remember him laying a towel down on the bed because he said that i might bleed when he first -- when you first have sex with somebody, you know sometimes the person bleeds

. >> hey, louisiana, bibles and guns brought us here, and bible and guns will keep us here. zach dasher believes in both. that's why i'm voting for him. >> bibles and guns. well, on this show we believe in halloween, and in the pennsylvania governor's race. pennsylvania republican incumbent tom corbett is now using a halloween-themed ad to frighten voters about the tax policies of challenger tom wolfe. >> voting for wolfe is like vote to go dramatically cut your own take home pay. and that's just plain crazy. tom wolf, his higher taxes are so frightening, it even scares people who scare people for a living. >> funny ad, well done. just ahead in their politics we will continue the halloween theme and show you the candidate in ukraine who dressed up as darth vader. he refused to take off his mask at the polling booth. big mistake. plus short circuited. >> sit down and shut up. >> we have new reporting on new jersey governor chris christie's epic meltdown. >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling

, and showed me the bible. said yeah. i go -- >> reporter: he had terrifying thoughts. >> this could be the end of life as i know it. could be the end of job, family. >> reporter: fowle was held in a hotel, then a room in a hospitality center. >> i was treated fairly well. i was never physically abused. always had enough -- usually too much to eat. >> reporter: he was escorted on a daily walk but was isolated for 23 hours a day, watching tv, mostly propaganda of kim jong-un. fowl wrote alerts to his wife and three children, now tough to read. >> until i get home -- this is hard. until i get home, you'll have to step up and be the man of the house. >> reporter: fowle said he was sustained by his faith and a desire to help christians practice their religion freely. so you wanted to -- progelitize? >> well, i wanted to do something to help the underground church. i read the stories of the persecution. >> reporter: then suddenly last week he was released, a u.s. government plane carried him home to ohio and his fam

. >> is there a bible down there? you read that much? >> no, it's just there for good luck.peace? i'm at peace with myself. i have to be. there's a certain time you have to look at reality and say, this is home. this is home. this is home. you can't focus on what's going on out there. can't let it get to you. just have to forget about the outside world and understand that this is a world now. and this is reality. this is home. i can sit here and say, i did what i had to do. regardless of the consequences. can't sit here and kick myself in the ass for it. it happens. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> i'm in here for heat of passion. i caught my wife with somebody. >> the spouse killers. >> i had tried to make it look like a suicide. i mean, my husband had been suicidal. he had a history of being suicidal. and you want to get an mba. but going back to school is hard. because you work. now capella university offers a revolutionary new way to get your degree. it's called flexpath, and it's the most direct path, leveraging what you've learned on the job and focusing on what you nee

the bible says be sure your sin will find you out. jesus said [speaker not understood]. >> next speaker, please. >>> mr. president, the victims of the ka balance, my name is christopher [speaker not understood], 14 meters and 10 amok from sea level >> i rise to comment on the wisdom of economists ~. i tend to spare philosophers who discuss perception without discussing the photon. i offer the same treatment to economists who discuss inequality without discussing hierarchy. once again, i offer for your education this book, chimpanzee politics, [speaker not understood] power among the ape by france [speaker not understood], animal behaviorist of some repute. in his conclusion he discusses machiavellian insults so many took from his casual comparison of the motives of the noblest of princes without the basest of street thugs. further, [speaker not understood] conflict as constructive. [speaker not understood] all politics are not bad, but give the community its logical coherence [speaker not understood] which become frozen in more or les

i rise to speak about the use of the bible in political discourse.he interest of disclosure, i have been what you might call an apostate christian. i lied when i said i believed that stuff. i lied to my mother. she ha passed and the facts won't hurt her now. i would draw your attention to that book in the bible, the two books called samuel. here the narrative is about the founding hero of i real, david. after killing goliath, king saul brought david into his household which included the heir jonathan, david being 13, jonathan 21. there are two verses which i read about home owe sexuality and social standing today. the first is david loved jonathan with the love that surpassed the love of women. the implication sexual activity is obvious. the second verse is david loved jonathan as his own soul. the implication of a lifetime commitment is also obvious. members, i can have no faith in any person who cannot find acceptance in the one verse and sanctity in the second. thank you, mr. president. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good evening, president chiu,

why is he using the bible? why is he doing that?> that's a jim inhofe question, but evidently -- >> must when i period in the ears with chinese he must have been more flexible in negotiating climate change. the 2k50e8 he just negotiated as senator mcconnell pointed out, was ridiculous. you give the china ease 16 years -- >> how many years would you have given them? >> that's not the point. >> no, it is the point. >> the chinese made a commitment to try -- >> no, no, no. >> and india wasn't even at the table. >> if this goes how you're going to go about it, it's never going to happen. china has hundreds of thousands living in abject poverty, using coal-fired stoves, so it's not unfair for china to say we have to build or way out prosperity, and we'll start tapering off, because you have already done that. >> there's a lot of americans who are worried about their jobs. if you're a coal miner in west virginia, are you sitting there and saying today because of what obama did, your family's income would put food on the table is more -- i

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read your bible. [applause] read your bible, folks. [applause] it's right there in sega genesis. well no matter, no matter what all these feminist critics say, i'm not ashamed of my hobby that's why i did it alone in my base many. because news flash what i do in a video game doesn't reflect the way i act in the real world. i love mario kart but i don't go around throwing banana peels out of my car. because turtle shells are much more effective. [laughter] for all gamers when i say the media should stop talking to critics like anita sarkeesian. i need a sarkeesian. [applause] all right, look. let's put this on the line, okay. let's call this what it is. you and the other fellenot sees in the gamer world are coming and put them into a little felt purse and take them away so we have to lay your non-violent games, right. >> no. >> it's a subculture war. >> it's women being harassed and threatened and terrorized. >> after you attack gairms after enjoying looking at women whose armor barely covers their nipples. i like what that looks like. i'm a man baby, news flash, i like it. >> one

i said yes. >> reporter: fowle admits he left his bible at a north korean night club days before. >> why did you leave it behind? >> i had read about hurting the christians. >> did you know it was a crime? >> i knew it was not welcomed i knew the people would be harassed. >> fowle was held most of the time in the hotel hospitality suite in pyongyang allowed outside for just 30 minutes a day. tour guides acted as security. he met once with a swedish ambassador. he never saw the other two americans held in north korea, kenneth bey and matthew miller, but prayed for them every day. he hoped they were being cared for and fed as well as he was. >> they were worried about me losing weight. i was given the same food that others were given, sometimes it was very spicy. they toned it down a little bit for me when i complained about the spiciness of it. >> reporter: he wondered for months if he would be released. then october 22, he was told. >> the supreme leader and the first secretary of the worker's party of korea has recommended you be released. and that blindsided me. i thought wow, i wa

-- bible -- biblical. >>> and the st. s to inter seed for us. we pray -- intercede for us. those that are with him in heaven, are closer to him than we are, so why wouldn't we ask them for prayers, as well. >>> what wouldn't be closer to jesus than his mother, so there's no harm in asking for another person to pray for us. we all do it. >>> why should death be a /kphoepb -- barrier of commune i don't know to -- communion for st. s. >> we're all in this world together. >>> how about the world in general? our whole society? >> john paul ii wrote a document on the rosary in 20020 -- 2002, called the rosary of the virgin inmary. >>> he says there are two things about the rosary: number one, family, number two, peace. >>> father payton said famously, a world at prayer and a world at -- is a world at peace, and i think if everybody prayed from the scriptures, there would be no war, there would be no school shootings, so the more we come back to that, the more peaceful we will be as individuals and as a world. >> he -- amen to t

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the bible was found and three days later fowle was taken into custody.arious hotel or motel rooms, but never in a cell. did you ever fear for you life? >> no. >> reporter: he was allowed to write letters home and he hoped the u.s. government would secure his release. he doesn't know why he was let go or why two other americans remain in captivity there. now, more than a week after an emotional reunion with his loved ones, fowle said it's legitimate to question him about the headaches he caused for his family and his country. well, what's a legitimate answer? >> legitimate answer is i wouldn't do it between but at the time i felt like i had to do it what i thought god would want me to do. >> reporter: a truck driver for his local government here in ohio, fowle's travels have always been on the eccentric side of the map. trips to bosnia mongolia and turkmenistan before north korea. was it worth it? >> well i'll know when i get to heaven whether it was worth it. >> reporter: he won't be going anywhere for a while, he says. he's used up all his vacation time

. >> bible and guns brought us here. and bible and guns will keep us here. zach dasher believes in both. that's why i'm voting for him. >> that guy may still win again. interesting race in louisiana. >> you never want to be known for surveillance video. we go to south dakota, which we never thought we would be talking about tonight. a three-person race, a republican state, and larry pressler served in the 80's. this is another pick up for the senate majority because tim johnson democrat is retiring, and it looks like mike rounds should have an easy time. but pressler has confused things a bit. >> the republicans thought they had a decent shot of winning this race, david. gary peters not a well-known representative from michigan running against terri lynn land. it does not appear that michiganers is ready for a republican senator. >> and he has made terri lynn land a clone of the koch brothers. let's move over to minnesota, another 9:00 closing, and that is a house race between rick noland and stewart mills, republican. a lot of people have suggested that ste

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which, when you consider that, you know, that william tyndale's bible was written for the illiterate, you know, i mean, and it is perhaps the masterpiece of the english language. or luther's bible, you know, i mean, he would apparently hang out in marketplaces to hear how germans spoke german, being so latinate himself. but to hear the melodies and to hear the nuances and depths of ordinary speech has been the most fruitful thing that we have done in this civilization in the last 500 years. we, you know, to respect people, to be attentive to them in a way that makes it so that you actually are using these metrics of culture, to re-express it in art or politics or whatever, you know? that's what all the great people have done. >> you had this contradiction we were talking about earlier between the high sense of america that walt whitman articulated as something more than politics. it's poetry and it's prose and he captured that spirit of it. and then you see what we did to the indigenous, what we, the europeans did to the indigenous people, the slaves, the freed a slaves. i mean, when

he left a bible in a nightclub. his release happened and he stead this is what we have been praying for, the release of kenneth bae and matthew todd miller. he said when his release happened, he didn't realize that they were released as well. they thought they were released with him. he said this is an answer to a prayer that so many families share tonight. especially the loved ones of these two men. >> it has been an emotional time. these loved ones tonight with a very great moment, to see kenneth bae and matthew miller come off the plane. the families have said since the beginning they were praying for this one moment. that's the moment we just witnessed. we still don't know the exact details of twa led to this. we still don't know the exact details. tonight we hope to get more answers. if the bae family decides to speak. we hope to get answers in the next couple minutes. >> i am curious about the local comp, given that ken keth bae is from twarkt state. are there stories leading up to him being held there and his

quoting president bush and from the scripture of the bible.e is the plan the president laid out in his speech. undocumented parents of residents in the country for five years will receive deferred action. also covered under the plan, expanded number of children who are brought to the country illegally. dreamers. on enforcement, the administration is beefing up border security, but will target undocumented felons and what the administration calls border crossers since january 2014. the rest of the undocumented immigrants take on lower status. >> i want to work with both parties to pass a legislative solution. the day i sign that bill into law, the actions i take will no longer be necessary. meanwhile, don't let a disagreement over a single issue be a deal breaker on every issue. that's not how our democracy works and congress shouldn't shutdown our government again because we disagree. americans are tired of gridlock. what our country needs is a common purpose. a higher purpose. >> reporter: after the speech, immigration protesters gathered out

bible epics have been huge at the box office in recent years.he controversy ahead of this one in some ways free advertising. for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, new york. >> yes, biblical flips usually do spark some sort of backlash which then creates a huge box office boon. >> exactly in decide for yourself. >>> in social square we have our thanksgiving dream team of food network chefs. i love that. gobble. seated in their turkey thrones, they are ready to answer your thanksgiving 911 questions about turkey, sides and dessert all morning long. right to it and begin with alex. alex, what are your thoughts on cooking the bird breast side down and flipping to crisp the skin for the last hour asks one viewer? >> i love that. i actually take my turkey out and rest it breast side down so the juices flow back through. the white meat needs the love. it's dry. all the juices pool there and keep it nice and sexy. and then you turn it over, crisp that skin and got that kind of great combination, moist meat, tasty crispy skin. love it. >> a

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maybe we can get him a bible and just let him read the bible. yes, ma'am. thank you, ms. moseley.d a transfer? so you'd rather have a transfer in november than to go to population? >> ain't going to make it, man. >> you ain't going to make it the six months? you know you ain't going to make it. >> i got a [ bleep ] temper, man, i ain't going to make it. >> i think he's touched right now. i think five hours from now, or this time tomorrow, i think he'll refer back to his mother. i think it kind of got him. shaken him. shakiness in his voice. i think he realizes she is not truly well. but i don't have a problem with him being transferred out. go to another facility. he is closer to his mom here than any other max facility we have. so i don't know. he's got to do it mentally. that's where it's at. >> after meeting with warden culliver, captain caft caft will deliver the final decision to marcus as to whether she will get out of ad seg. >> i'll go back down and talk to marcus and explain to him that we're willing to try, just not right now. >> here you go. how you doing this morning?