and jesus mentioned marriage in the bible.s always a man and a woman. >> reporter: the ministry con coming up with creative ways to connect. >> the bible says he and winneth souls is wise. so these bulls are going to attract people that otherwise would never set foot in a churchhouse. >> reporter: this isn't bishop's first rodeo. before he took over his dad's church, he was a professional but that was years ago. >> what are you most worried abouoc l my 48-year-old body is not like my 28-year-old body. >> reporter: when it comes time packed. >> ladies and gentlemen, a round of applause -- >> reporter: finally, the moment of druth.truth. pastor lawrence has got to hang on fare eight seconds. >> let's go bull ride! ♪ >> reporter: he lasts about three. everyone in the house is saying their prayers at this point. finally, battered and bruised, the cowboy preacher climbs back up to safety. want to see it again? ♪ >> reporter: and in a truly impressive example of grace under pressure, he manages to give his sermon. >> repent and be b

the bible is clear on that to. ray suarez, thank you for joining us for "inside story". >>> the u.n. announces a week-long humanitarian ceasefire in yemen to help the delivery of vital aid. >>> welcome to al jazeera, live from doha. i'm elizabeth puranam. also ahead - greece submits a new debt restraucting plan to -- reconstructing plan to lenders as demonstrators take to the streets. >>

the bible is clear on that to. ray suarez, thank you for joining us ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ welcome to the al jazeera news hour, from the headquarters in doha coming up in the program, also in yemen's conflict agree to a truce for now but will it hold? greece submits a new plan to creditors in a last-ditch effort for a bailout but looks very much like the old one and leaders of india and pakistan meet for the first time since talks broke down more than a year ago. >>

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lunar bibles printed on like row film. >> they were a collection of reproduced bibles for the prayer league, in and around the houston community who wanted to express their support for the space program through their faith and they flew on apoll lows 13, it flew with a problem, houston we have a problem, there was rumors they were out on the surface of the moon they weren't, they were packed away in the personal preference kit of edgar mitchell. he gave them back. >> the founder of the league john stout is now in his 90s and living in this nursing home. his collection of lunar bibles is the center of the custody battle. carol mersh has 14 lunar bibles according to the court records and the state of texas wants them back to pay for stout's care. mersh is under a gag gag order, but tells the court that he gave them to her. the two are now in mediation. the stakes are high. lunar bibles have sold at auction for more than $50,000. one of the flights to the moon may be over, the price of souvenirs remains in orbit. adam may, al jazeera, houston. >> remarkable. that's "america tonight." te

>> the bible said, compel them to come in. so that's what we're doing. didn't say how to compel them. >> reporter: the battle to win souls is fiercely competitive. a recent pew survey found that 23% of the population is unaffiliated with any organized faith. ♪ jesus ♪ >> reporter: solid rock is not your typical church. >> solid rock is fun. we call our church an extreme church because we don't do anything just normal. >> reporter: that's darlene bishop, the pastor's mom. she and her husband lawrence sr. founded solid rock 40 years ago. the bishops started off in the horse business. the lb ranch, one of the nation's foremost breeders of american quarter horses. the church came later. she lives in the lavish ranch house she built with her husband overlooking the horse farm. >> help yourself. can i get anybody anything? >> reporter: now christians in every way. >> lord, thank you for this food, thank you for this day, help souls to be saved and keep everyone safe, especially me, in jesus' name we pray, amen. >> my husband used to say, the seven last words o

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where we come from we know something about the bible.t was followed by the puritans and came to the shores in order to build commonwealth. that is to say policies based on the reformed theology and biblical law as they understood and interpreted that idea. they were a people whose beauties and values and culture was shaped by the buck. and perhaps more important how they and subsequent generations thought of themselves into place in the world. this is true in virginia and new england extensively on the law unless there be any doubt they often include references to specific authority for the legal provisions they are writing into the wall. for centuries it was a central text in american education. take a look for example at the new england primer it brings with content. the bible especially was a highly effective tool for literacy education and everybody enjoyed the highest literacy rates in history. and the educated citizenry it was essential to the bold experiment and republican self-government. even the impact of christianity and civil

book of the bible, i think it was genesis. it talked about how god created eve by taking a rip out of adam, therefore -- rib out of adam, therefore performing surgery. the other two kind of nodded but then the architect said, wait a minute, i know that story well. i grew up going to sunday school in that book of genesis, it clearly says that before god created adam and eve, he created all of creation out of chaos. therefore, god had to have done -- been an architect. then the judge, who is sitting over by the windows, said, hold on a minute. summit he had to first create the chaos. >> [laughter] [applause] tony perkins: friends, there is no question that our nation's highest court has unleashed chaos and moral confusion on our nation. >> [applause] tony perkins: but -- but it did not begin on june the 26th. how else can you explain a senior official with planned parenthood casually talking about the sale of body parts from aborted babies also be wine? how else to explain the fact that we can choose which sex we want to be on a

i stand on the bible. reading scriptures of encouragement to encourage myself in this time of affliction. cling to what is good. be kindly, affectionate to one another. >> 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 do your dirt on the outside, but 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

the buckle of the bible belt.r extended stay shoot at the tulsa county jail, one newly arrested inmate caught our attention because he appeared to be anything but religiously conservative. >> we were filming in the booking area of the jail and i saw a guy with 666 written across his head in tattoos all over his face and he looked like he might be an interesting candidate for "lockup." >> [ bleep ] i'm not nothing, dude. i'm not. >> he was being pretty loud and definitely causing a commotion back there. i wasn't sure what was going on. >> roger wood had just been arrested on a charge of public intoxication. >> i didn't been drinking. you're judging me, dude. because of what i look like. >> tracey came over to me and said, there's a very interesting looking guy who's being booked in right now. i kind of noticed he latched on to bryan. he was looking for somebody to hear his story. first he started focusing on bryan, bro this, bro that. >> they are trying to pick on me, bro, because they hate me because of my tattoos

. >>> also breaking, the fbi's stunning admission tonight after that horror at a bible study. could those lives have been saved? just as the confederate flag comes down. >>> the home explosion and backdraft. the firefighters and the efforts to save a mother and baby. >>> the famous actress who stops in the middle of her performance because of what someone did in the audience. she took action. hugh jackman has taken a stand before. >>> and, it hasn't happened since 1960. inside the canyon of heroes, for the women of team usa. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a friday night. we begin with the breaking headline today, a michigan doctor sentenced, being called a monster. diagnosing hundreds of patients with cancer when they didn't have it. giving many extensive chemotherapy, making them six. sentenced to 45 years behind bars. ron claiborne leads us off. >> reporter: victims outside the courtroom, hand in hand, then defiant. >> 45 years for the lives he took. >> it just wasn't enough. >> reporter: in court, the doctor saying i misused my talents, and permitted th

he'd spend a lot of time with his bible. other people were noticing it. he would notice people who needed help. he would seek them out. and he would just talk to people. >> we started a church. about 50 people to come to the church. >> it didn't happen overnight. it started with four guys around a table. turned into ten guys around a table. ten turned into 20. 20 turned into 50. suddenly, the whole pod has been asking if they could come out and study the bible with big mo. >> and this is how it came to be. god said go to the gang bangers, these guys who don't like me, who don't like "c," "d" and "e" but today we have a break in the barrier, mr. vails, we put the gunsown. we put prejudice down. we put the gang down and we meet and embrace one another. >> when the missionaries came over from tonga, my grand dad and they gave him the name that means love to work. he worked with the missionaries. i just want to be me, to the best of my ability. to be some positive influence. like in the midst of my trouble. >> and ofahengaue's troubles are significant. he is

. >> reporter: debate over the flag was revived after nine people were killed during bible study in charleston last month. the accused shooter appeared in photos holding the confederate flag. if the bill gets final approval the flag could be removed

louis and pass out bibles. and inviting people into our church.and worship as an e advantageist effort. so i started out with saying a hail mary and our father and i began speaking about what god meant to me in my life to others. i was ministering to dopers, gang bangers and it was wonderful. in the last ten year, the lord has brought me from the streets of st. louis to preach the gop stel all around the -- gospel all around the world. >> they go, i've heard about this guy, i'm not sure, what's some of the things they will experience. >> a little bit of joy. and a little bit of -- >> excitement. >> yes. so i try to make -- i try to welcome people. i always go and shake people's hands and make people feel welcome. that's one thing in the catholic church catholics are terrible at welcoming people. >> work on it, guys. >> we really do. if the baptists want to convert you, what do they do? they hug on you and love on you until you convert. lutherans will feed you until you convert. catholics, what do we do? we make you feel guilty until you convert. a

in the bible, the church was the bride of christ, and because he was christ in the flesh, the churchosed 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 ble

bible says? and for her it was really, a hard experience because she's, she is democrat. she is progressive. she always felt like she kind of fit in. and you know but she is orthodox christian. and you know what she discovered she said there was just this absolute intolerance towards christians and, she made a great point which is, vanderbilt can do this if they want to do it but they need to be honest who they are. if they want to be the liberty university of the left, and what she means by that, if you go to liberty university, they give you a list of things that you have to believe to be there. and you sign on to that. but that is not what vanderbilt does and other campuses who are derecognizing christian groups. they say, we're a bastion of free thought. we believe in diversity. we and she is saying just be honest. don't tell people, put it in a brochure doesn't tell people, christians we love you here because it is not true. >> i just don't think you will sigh a campus, that requires for exa

linda: some stuck to the water for relief bible vote, paddleboard. -- by boat and paddleboard. we found some kids taking a break from vacation bible school. >> the only reason i am not in is i have a cell phone in my pocket. as you can see, they are soaking wet. >> definitely sunscreen and water. linda: on the mall, visitors fanned themselves and hydrated with extra water. this pedicab driver says this is a typical d.c. summer. >> i don't even check the weather anymore because i have to work. linda: how does he stay cool? >> i dressed very skimpy, biker gear. i'm practically naked after that. linda: i think bobby is onto something with the light clothing. plenty of water and access to air-conditioning are key today. linda hernandez, abc 7 news. [no audio] reporter: randall smith became the fifth victim of the shooting rampage in tennessee. smith survived the initial attack when a gunman opened fire at the marine center and recruiting office thursday. he rushed in injured sailor to the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. the damage was too much. he now joins for other fallen

except -- accept that the bible is the true word of god.t, if that is true, if jeremiah says listen, you were formed in your mother's womb and that god knew you before you were formed, he had a plan and a hope and destiny for you before you were even conceived, this is amazing. if we accept that as true we are getting someplace. there is another interesting place in scripture where a jewish man was in a pagan society. this was daniel. he is having to give advice because he is good at his job. he makes a profound statement. he says that god lives -- lifts up kings and dethroned them at will. that he puts sovereigns in their seat. hold onto that one for a second. one interesting question that we have with new students especially young students and in a lot of churches, that i always enjoy listening to is this -- they ask, who is the sovereign of the united states. and we get all kinds of answers. some people say, the president is the sovereign. other people say that congress is. and others say that we are a nation of laws, the laws are the so

i think just like in the bible where balem thought he was going to go and curse somebody and god sent a message that touched his tongue and he wound up blessing, i think romney could trigger a flood of positive reaction around voter suppression ideas. >> that's great. >> i use d to be the religion editor of the oakland tribune. in 1998 i wrote a feature article about your coming back home to the church that you grew up in and becoming the pastor. they always used to say this a profit is without honor in his own land. you proved that can be an honorable man and come back home and be honored by your congregation. >> it was an honor. it feels great. on you know -- you know that whole history. you live down the street from the church. >> i've been there. >> how long ? >> where i live now? >> yeah. >> i live two blocks from where i went to kindergarten and i'm 71 years old now. i'm still there. >> the city of oakland gave you applause and kudos. tell us about that. >> i was honored to receive the city of oakland honorable mention. my wife was one of the original freedom writers. >> 45 year

he joined them with their bible study group. the parishioners had bibles dylann roof had his .45 glock pistol. while the parishioners of mother emanuel were engaged in worship and bible study, dylann roof opened fire and ultimately killing nine church members. the state of south carolina is also prosecuting roof for murder attended murders that he is alleged to have committed. we commend the authorities for their quick response. it's important to note however, that south carolina does not have a hate crimes statute. and as a result the state charges do not reflect the alleged hate crimes sentence presented in the federal indictment today. specifically the federal indictment returned today charges roof with nine murders and three attempted murders under the matthew shepard and james bird hate crimes prevent act. this federal hate crimes law prohibits using a dangerous weapon to cause bodily injury. or attempting to do so on the basis of race or color. the shepherd/bird act was enacted to specifically indicate the unique harm caus

it's in the bible. it's in the bible. >> absolutely.ppened. ( applause ). >> larry: go ahead. >> no, i love the pope. i think that he's, you know, making conservative heads spin which i love. so he's, they're like, combine those two things and it will be great. you can't be a good catholic if you're pro-choice. now the pope says weapons manufacturers are evil and can't be good catholic glz i think he said christian. >> christians, that's right. >> larry: he said you can't be a christian and a gun manufacturer, right? >> i love it it that. >> what does that 19 i don't know how he would enforce that. is it one of those things are the gun manufacturers is-- that pope knot me again. i don't know how they would enforce it. >> but, you know, i think that the pope is-- he is a good guy but, you know-- you know, and it's not like he's saying anything that crazy. like, creating weapons that kill people or -- >> although weapons have also protected people. weapons have saved christians too. they've don't both. >> what i want to know is what would

he joined them in the bible study group. they had bibles.e had a glok pistol and and magazine with bull lit setbullets. >> he could face the dpelth -- the death penalty. >>> investigators try to determine what led a man to open fire on service members in chattanooga. the fbi gave a time line of how things unfolded nearly one week to the day of the attacks. according to law enforcement,s marines and sailors risked their lives to try to save each other. >> he's a home-grown violent extremist, that according to fbi who described mohammad youssuf abdulazeez five minutes of terror. after spraying dozens of round ares into this navy recruiting center, he plowed through a fence seven miles away ready to kill. >> armed with assault you have rifle, handgun and numerous magazines of ammunition. >> abdulazeez took fire from one service member where he entered the building. 20 marines and two medics scrambled to cover. some moved people to safety and ran back in the line of fire. >> smith was mortally wounded inside. abdulazeez killed four marines in th

group or the parishioners have bibles. dylann roof had his .45 caliber clock vest will and eight magazines loaded with hollow point bullets. and that's the fourth in the indictment, while the parishioners of mother emanuel were engaged in religious worship and bible study, dylann roof drew his pistol and opened fire on them ultimately killing nine church members. as you know the state of south carolina is also prosecuting roof for the murders, attempted murders and firearms offenses he is alleged to have committed. we commend the state authority for the tremendous work and quick response. it is important to note however, that south carolina does not have a hate crime statute and as a result, the state charges do not reflect the alleged hate crime offense is presented in the federal indictment returned today. specifically the federal indictment returned today charges roof with nine murders and three attempted murders under the matthew shepard and james byrd hate crimes prevention act. is federal hate crimes law prohibits us

emanuel ame is the oldest historically black church in the south, nine people were killed during a bible study including the church's pastor, south carolina state senator clementi pinkney. >> the parishioners had bibles. colon roof had -- dylann roof had his pistol and eight magazines loaded with hollow point bullets. >> reporter: his trial on murder and attempted murder is set for next july. >> and the federal hate crimes charges also include the fact that those crimes happened while those nine people were in the middle of worship. >>> new information is emerging now on last week's deadly shooting in chattanooga. major general paul breyer says there were 20 marines and two navy corpsmen inspecting equipment at the facility when the attack happened and he says those troops reacted just the way you would expect. they went into action rapidly going room to room getting each other out -- getting others out safely. >> they got their fellow marines to safety, once they had gotten to safety, some willingly ran back into the fight. >> well, that shooter killed four marines and a sailor. >>> tha

. >>> this breaking news the fbi's stunning admission leading up to the horror at bible study. could the lives have been saved? you will see the famous actress who stopped her performance because of someone and what they were doing in the audience here at 5:00. >>> and the newest entry in a race to the future. it won't go very fast >>> gas prices went up more than 6 cents a gallon and is expected to go higher. prices spiked after a new report finding fuel inventory in california. inventory is low and fuel imports have dropped to 0 for the first time since march. experts say prices could soar as much as 60 cents per gallon. >>> u.s. airways will stop flying in october. the airline announced today that farewell flight will be a red eye flight 434 scheduled to leave and arrive the next morning in philadelphia. u.s. airways merged with american. it will take time to paint planes with americans colors and logo. >>> paul mccartney issued a warning of sorts to british prime minister david cameron don't mess with fox hunting ban. mccartney made the comments before a vote in parliament

met with welcome he joined them in there bible study group. the parishioners had bibles. dylan ruth had his 45 caliber glock with eight magazines loaded with hollow points. engaged in religious worship and bible study dylan ruth drew his pistol and fired on them ultimately killing nine people. the state of south carolina is prosecuting ruth. we commend the south carolina state authorities for there tremendous work and quick response. it is important to note that south carolina does not have a state crime -- a hate crime statute and as a result they do not reflect the alleged hate crimes in the federal indictment returned today specifically charging ruth with nine murders and three attempted murders. this federal hate crime law prohibits using a dangerous weapon to cause bodily injury or attempting to do so on the basis of race or color. the shepherd a bird act was enacted specifically to vindicate the unique harms caused by racially motivated violence. also charged with nine murders and three attempted murders under a 2nd federal hate crime statute that prohibits the use

killing nine people. >> parishioners had bibles. dylann roof had his 45 caliber glock pistol and eight magazines loaded with hallow point bullets. >> reporter: roofies facing federal, state charges, south carolina does not have a hate crime law. >> i don't mind having a hate crime law you but please don't suggest people in south carolina would not render justice here, because we will. >> reporter: i'm mary man leny reporting. >>> roof's state trial begins next year f convicted he could face life in prison or death. as of right now the the decision has in the been made by prosecutors to seek the death penalty. roof's attorney did not respond to requests for a comment, nicole. >>> a main line woman is accused of selling heroin out of her home. this is the suspect 61 year-old lynn, of wayne. police say and inn cover investigation led them to her and that detectives went to her home, four different locations. they recovered 80 bags of heroin and a pistol from her home. she's now behind bars at the chester county jail. >>> and an intrude

bible. >> jimmy: bible. i had to look that up by the way.wear on the bible or something. but you know, it's dumb. the idea of writing a letter to yourself in the future, it's not a bad idea, in fact, i was inspired by what kim did. so earlier today, i wrote a letter to the future me. and here it is. >> dear jimmy. when you read this, you'll be ten years older in the year 2025. i hope you're still hash tag blessed as well as snap chat grateful. i hope my children are healthy and strong. i hope guillermo is still cute. i hope my aunt chippy isn't dead. but let be honest, she probably is, lol. i have a lot of questions for you. my still hosting my show? am i finally gay? did my latist treatments work? what's the new kale? is it parsley? you know what, don't tell me. i want it to be a surprise. i bet it's romaine lettuce. i hope all my friends and loved ones are fat and i'm not. i love you, me. you are my inspiration. if i could take a selfie with you, and i can, i would. are selfies still a thing? did hitler come back to life? i sure hope not.

. >> i'm sure you read passage in the bible that if you are a man and you dress like a woman you know. >> i'm not a bible scholar so i'm not so sure what that verse represented to people at the time obviously but for me personally caitlin is a a woman and really always has been. >> you see the mommies still kind of struggling with this. what about the bible, caitlin but caitlin never really responded to it, just silent and just shaking her head. >> what do you say even therapist was saying i can't really speak to that. >> yeah. >> it wasn't completely heavy the entire time there were lighter moments. funnier moments like this when kim came over and they went through caitlin's closet. >> mom has that. mom has that. that would be like a who wore it better. >> wore it best. >> she has tonight check late brown. >> we have to do that. wouldn't that be the funniest thing ever. >> you should just come over at a time when i necessity she's there and i will just pick out an outfit for her to wear i will take to you dinner you should wear this. >> yes. >> yes. >> us weekly writes, who will work

i didn't agree with him that i i shouldn't be on the panel and had to.out to him the holy bible of a ghostwritten book and we don't know who the author is there are other excellent ghostwritten books the autobiography of malcolm x by alex haley is looked at as -- is looked at as a classic but going back to the.of control one of the topics was the when you give control away when it is an issue you get more control. control is normal table. it's that it was a.of contention. they can relax and you are able to gain more intimacy that way. usually at the end of the process i i gained enough of the trust of the star that i i could pretty much control the content of the book. there are times when they don't want this or that in there. but generally i kind i kind of think our biggest additional balls control. an enzyme a can give away control i am happier person and think that i work i work with greater integrity and greater empathy. what what ghostwriting is about his empathy and compassion. in order to get get people to open of the hearts and tell you what has happened in the lives of conf

and this evening what the governor now says she will give to the nine families in that bible study. >>> also breaking, the twisters and the hail smashing into windshield. severe storms hitting in the next few hours. baltimore, d.c. philly and new york. the northeast is next. >>> the takeoff aborted, the jet engine on fire. passengers seeing the flames. >>> also breaking late today, the new and important warning about advil and several major painkillers. changing the labels. dr. besser with what every family needs to know. >>> and the controversial plan for planes to save room in coach. do they really want us all facing one another? >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we begin with that defining moment late this afternoon, the governor's signature that will end a decades-long battle. the confederate flag in charleston will come down in just hours. by tomorrow morning at 10:00. strong reaction coming in now on both sides. there have been death threats for lawmakers after votes in the house and senate. governor nikki haley ending the fight with h

i've read the bible. and i would never stone my children because they didn't take and follow my rules. read the bible. god said -- >> all right, ron. >> thank you. and i do read the bible every day and i'm glad that he reads it time to time. but, yeah, that is what jesus brought us. but if you will read what he said in matthew 5, it was a crime to use -- to say raqqa about someone. if you say raqqa to somebody then you answer the courts. if you look at romans 13, it makes very clear, the government is supposed to be an encouragement to do good but if you do evil, be afraid because the god doesn't submit the government in vain. and if you submit a crime capitol punishment is an appropriate punishment. and i don't want anybody understanding or apparently the caller did about my mentioning the nazis, and the point i was mentioning whether you agree or disagree with something in the past, you don't just take it out of the history books like stalin did and my friend that called in is obviously not aware, but t

if it's the bible that they're basing their decision on, then quote the bible, but someone needs to take responsibility and stand up. i was sort of surprised that kenney did it. he's not mayor yet. he -- you know, he has an election to run for in november. of course, it's a given that he'll win, but still, this was a fight that he didn't have to -- didn't have to enter into, and he did. >> i'm not surprised. >> and he has -- a couple things. number one is, i went to waldron academy. i don't represent the archdiocese, but my firm does represent the world meeting of families, which is a separate, independent organization. i've had a nice relationship with jim kenney, but i think this shows certain issues of temperament. i mean, the school is in the suburbs. he's making accusations or insinuations which are incorrect. i mean, this school made the decision on their own. it wasn't -- the catholic church does have teachings. no surprise. it's not out of philadelphia. it's -- these are, you know, if you're a catholic, these are eternal teachings, okay? at the same time, there are people who wor

i hope and i pray that you have dreams consistent with the bible that god is able to do exceedingly, abundantly, above all that you can think of. [applause] senator scott: and if you hold on to god's hand, all things all things, i said all things -- >> all things! senator scott: are possible. our possible for you where you said. our possible for you to change the world. i am standing here as an example that even a knucklehead can see a dream come true. one of my dreams, and i will tell you that there were several dreamers who had the first -- had to first taste defeat before they experienced the most amazing taste of success and freedom. i think of walt disney. walt disney was fired from his first job because he simply was not creative enough. i know we have heard of oprah winfrey. oprah winfrey was fired from a local tv station because she was simply not fit for tv. and some people have written off south carolina state university. but i'm here to tell you that the best is yet to come

first, there were no bibles permitted in china. there was no religion or worship permitted in china when i normalized relations. i wanted them to let bibles come back and freedom of religion come back, and that's now the law of china, with some restraint. china is now the fastest growing christian country in the world. they've made some progress. under xi jinping, whom i've met five times now -- i met him three times before he was leader -- under xi jinping, he has become the most powerful chinese leader since deng xiaoping. i think he is very highly committed to a nationalistic point of view, that is, china has to be preeminent. you see the long-term trend taking place where china is becoming the leader in politics and the economy. i think that what the united states needs to do is to make a very firm commitment to find some areas in which china and the united states can cooperate with each other. the last two or three times i've met with xi jinping, i have urged him to form a partnership with the united states in dealing with glo

every word of the bible of the jewish torah was literal truth. exceedingly radical politically. so the peace process that rabin had started was for amir a betrayal of judaism a betrayal because it involved handing back some territory that god had promised to the jews according to his interpretation. he was also exceedingly smart. when he is caught and convicted and at some point in prison, psychiatrists administer an iq test and he scores above 140. so he's a smart guy who is just a real extremist. >> host: was it planned? >> guest: meticulously, yeah. over the course of two years. amir started plotting the day after rabin shakes hands with arafat on the white house lawn in september, 1993. and it takes him about two years, and he makes several attempts. amir is, has military training. he served in an infantry unit in the israeli army, so he knows about guns, and he knows how to use them. he has a beretta a small handgun that he keeps wedged in his pocket everywhere he goes, and he stalks rabin. he goes to different event where is rabin shows up about three or four times before