it is a bible that was given by reverend john rankin. john rankin was an abolitionist in ripley, ohio. he helped hide slaves in his home and on his property as they escaped from the state of kentucky over the ohio river into the state of ohio. he would then move them farther north, ultimately, on their way to canada. this bible was given by john rankin to his daughter-in-law, mary a. rankin, on her wedding day to his son. what is special about bibles like this is that they have a lot of family photographs in the back. there is also family records written within this. as we research through the bible, we hope to discover more about their role in the underground railroad in cincinnati and the family lineage that began with john rankin. the last item i would like to show you is our first edition book of "12 years a slave" by solomon northup. this is an early printing of the first edition. the book was so popular when it was published a second printing was made. that is what we are looking at here. solomon northup was a free man in the city

it is a bible that was given by reverend john rankin. john rankin was an abolitionist in ripley, ohio. he helped hide slaves in his home and on his property as they escaped from the state of kentucky over the ohio river into the state of ohio. he would then move them farther north, ultimately, on their way to canada. this bible was given by john rankin to his daughter-in-law, mary a. rankin, on her wedding day to his son. what is special about bibles like this is that they have a lot of family photographs in the back. there is family records written within this. as we search through the bible, we hope to discover more about their role in the underground railroad in cincinnati and the family lineage that began with john rankin. the last item i would like to show you is our first edition book of "12 years a slave" by solomon northup. this is an early printing of the first edition. the book was so popular when it was first published a second printing was made. that is what we are looking at here. solomon northup was a free man in the city o

bible like this book or or advertisements can be used as vehicles to tell stories. at the freedom center, we are revealing stories of freedom's heroes, those who were fighting for freedom and the freedom of others. >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring cincinnati, ohio. recentlystaff journeyed there to learn about its rich history. learn more on www.c-span.org/ citiestour. your watching american history tv on c-span3. >> american history tv is featuring "first ladies: influence and image" throughout the rest of the year. withn produced this series the white house historical association. through conversations with andrts, video tours, questions from the audience, we tell the story of america's 45 first ladies. now, eleanor roosevelt. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'm speaking to you tonight at a very serious moment in our history. the cabinet is convening and the leaders in congress are meeting with the president. the state department and army and navy officials have been with the president all afternoon. in fact, the japanese ambassado

the reason we know he has never read the bible, he is not in the bible. folks, he is not a serious person. >> be saying i only respond to people that register more than 1% in the polls. so there you have it. let's go back to high school again. this is republican fight for the nomination for president of the western world to succeed a president in the republican party, all believe has been a disaster. and how seriously is it being taken? jeb bush who everyone still talks about being a front-runner of some kind, is sinking into single digits. and it is september. you can't keep saying it's summer. it is still technically summer but it is getting into the fall. >> we say this will go another month. i think one of the things that has to start happening, the other candidates need to start making themselves interesting and noteworthy. a lot of people are still rally around. a lot of people need to go on the attack against him. unless i'm. mistaken. we probably for some reason we have this a certain amount, we like to do everything with at yinl and insense. with

>> yes. >> that's the bible you had? >> yeah. it's blood stains. this is the blood. this is the blood. >> reporter: it was faith that brought these two women to the mother emanuel a.m.e. church that fateful night in june, and it is now faith sustaining them after witnessing such horror at the hands of 21-year-old dylann roof, who turned on them, prosecutors say, driven by racist hatred. >> we were just about to say the prayers to be released. and he caught us with our eyes closed. i never told nobody this. >> eyes were closed? >> our eyes closed. shots rang out. >> reporter: sanders was at the bible study with her aunt, susie jackson, her 11-year-old granddaughter, and 26-year-old son tywanza. >> i remember my son saying, "mama, he shot me in the head." and i was telling my son, just lay here. just lay here. and my granddaughter was hollering, saying she was so afraid. it hurts me so bad. because i struggle with what could i have done differently than i did, because i tried my best. to save all of them. >> you saved your

i brought my bible and they liked that. my bible that was given to me by my mother and we had a great time and, you know, the polls indicate that i'm doing very well with the evangelicals in iowa and elsewhere. >> in responding to this controversy about the questioner at your town hall in new hampshire you tweeted out you're not morally obligated to correct anybody who criticizes the president, and i think you're right about that. but isn't it appropriate at times to raise the level of political discourse and to correct sort of mythologies that are out there so that we're ultimately all dealing with the same set of facts? >> well, i think so, but, you know, the president can defend himself very well. he's a very capable person for that purpose and he's able to do that and i sort of put myself in his position and i say, well, what happens when somebody says something about me? is he going to defend me? i can tell you emphatically the answer is no. so this man got up and he felt very strongly, whoever he was, he felt very, ve

the bad answer is, when i say my favorite book is the bible.verybody say that, both hillary clinton and donald trump say the bible is their favorite book. if you press them a little bit, all of a sudden they get confused if you remember in the last several election cycles howard dean once said when he said, what is your favorite book in the new testament, he said job, and he said well, one of those gospels, does not show him to be bible-literate. >> rahman masmoudi, a lot are photographed going to or coming from church. it is very well understood you have to talk about that a little when you're in campaign season. would a muslim have to do almost the opposite, minimize that? avoid talking about it? or make a very clear delineation between the life he lives 9:00 to 5:00 monday through friday and his private devotions? >> well, i think the reality, ray, is that we are living in very difficult and turbulent times with what's going on in the middle east and syria and iraq , with the rise of extremism and terrorism in the name of islam, it hats real

olks, he has not read the bible.w he is not read the bible because his name is not in the bible. isn't about donald trump. this is about turning to our conservative principles. we have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to save the idea of america. him on the elevator and send him downstairs and tell him he is fired. the show has been entertaining and we loved him but it is time for us to fight for the idea of america. for i close, i want to say this. not not embarrassed, i am ashamed to tell you i am a christian. [applause] governor jindal: i was not born, i was not raised christian. it took seven long years for me at the age of 16 to give my life to crest. i accepted jesus as my personal lord and savior in baton rouge, louisiana. [applause] governor jindal: why do i tell you that? we need somebody who is willing to fight for us. look, christians are under physical assault all over the world. our christian values are under assault your home. make no mistake about it. the left wants to take god out of the public square

and the interpretation of the bible.minded me of something that i saw on television years ago. from a television show called west wing. take a look. >> i don't say homosexuality is an abomination, mr. president. the bible does. >> i wanted to ask you a couple of questions while i had you here. i'm interested in selling my daughter into slavery as sanctioned in exodus, 21. 7. what would a good price for her be? touching the skin of a dead pig makes one unclean. if they promise to wear gloves, can the washington redskins still play football? can i burn my mother in a small family gathering for wearing garments made from two different threads? think about those questions, would you? >> so i'd like you to think about those questions. he is basically saying that what she is doing is relying on ancient text, even the bible, to oblt to something in a modern day life. and it doesn't make sense. it doesn't even follow the law. >> frankly, what you're asking me to do is make commentary on a television program. i'm talking about re

he says he collects and stores bibles that people send him. >> nothing beats the bible. nothing beats the bible. not even the art of the deal. not even close. >> reporter: when asked, he refused to name his favorite bible verse. >> when i talk about the bible, it's personal. i don't want to get into -- >> reporter: he admits he never asked god for forgiveness. >> when we go to church and when i drink my wine, the only wine i drink and have my cracker, i guess that's a form of asking for forgiveness. >> reporter: he changed his tune on social issues like gay marriage and abortion. >> i cringe when ily listen to people. i believe in choice. >> reporter: but now. >> i am pro life. >> reporter: ben carson claimed his comments were not intended to be personal. he doesn't want to get into a fight about faith. i have to say a carson campaign official tells me that within the campaign there is a feeling that they would like to respond to trump more forcefully. but it's carson that's not comfortable with this. this official adding that trump's comments they believe were over the

in your lap. >> yes. >> is that the bible that you you had?is is the bind er. >> it was faith that brought these two woman to the mother emanuel church that faithful night in june, and it's faith sustaining them after witnessing such horror at the hands of 21-year-old dylan that turned on him driven by racist hatred. >> we were about to say the prayer to be released. he caught us with our eyes closed. >> eyes closed and shots rang out. >> she was at the bible study with her aunt, 11-year-old grand daughter and her son. >> i remember my son saying momma, he shot me in my head. i was telling my son -- i said just lay here. just lay here. my grand daughter was hollering saying she was so afraid. it hurts me e so bad because i struggle with what could i have done differently that i did because i tried my best to save all of them. >> you saved your grand daughter. you held her? yes. >> i nuzzled her so hard i am surprised i did not suffocate her. i tried to hold her as tight as i could so she would not make a sound. i just heard -- i heard every sh

i am not an expert on the bible. nor am i a catholic. i am just a united states senator from the small state of vermont. but, i agree with pope francis who will soon becoming to visit us in the united states. [applause] mr. sanders: i agree with pope francis when he says, and i quote "the current financial crisis originated in a profound human crisis, the denial of the primacy of the human person." "we have created new idols. the worship of the ancient golden calf has returned in a new and ruthless guys in the ise in thes gu idolatry of money, and the dictatorship of an impersonal economy lacking a truly human purpose." [applause] mr. sanders: the pope also writes "there is a need for financial reform along ethical lines that would produce in its turn and economic reform to benefit everyone. money has to serve, not to rule." [applause] mr. sanders: now those are pretty profound words, which i hope we will all think about. in the pope's view, and i agree with him, we are living in a nation and in a world, and the bible speaks to this issu

the bible is pretty clear about owning a casino.you come out there and you start acting like you are this big evangelical but your business practices are a 180 at that, i look at your life's work. building casinos in your life's work is not hard for an evangelical christian's philosophy. >> i want to get lou in here. you are part of the trump camp. what do you have to say to what ben brings up there? >> i think it is ludicrous. >> how is it ludicrous? is the bible clear about gambling? >> it has absolutely nothing to do with his religious beliefs? >> it isn't? so all the commandments don't have anything to do with whether you're breaking them, gambling and owning a casino. >> you are criticizing him because he was involved in casinos. >> is that a christian practice to gamble and own a casino that can help ruin people's lives? >> that's your opinion. that is your opinion. that's for the people to decide. and i can tell you this. the people in new hampshire are very much in favor of mr. trump. >> i'll make it very clear. i don't know

they had bible study and i went to several of the bible studies. we just really got into the gospel. it was just an environment of love and hope. is that still going on? guest: i am sure -- is what still going on? host: what is the name of the group? caller: there was a group of women who had bible study's to help us understand the gospel. guest: sure, there are a lot of interfaith efforts going on, particularly in what are called movements within the church, like catholic charismatic renewal. there are a lot of things that bring us together and that is one of the messages of the pope. and that is a good thing. we are all trying to work together. that is the pope's message. let us come together and solve some of these problems in the world. i would like to just desk even as we are talking about bringing people together, i think it is important to look honestly at president obama's decision to greet the pope with symbols of division. the people that he chose to be part of his welcoming committee. i think that is problematic. host: explain that. hast

it is clear that donald strum p has never -- trump has never read the bible. the reason is he is not in the bible. >> trump did as trump do and tweeted bobbie jindle did not make the debate stage and therefore i have never met him. jindle said we have met. you wrote a check. a fool and his dad's money are parted sooner. trump looks like he has a squirrel on his head, he said. and trump fired back, oh wow, light weight governor bobbie jingle registered at less than one% in the polls mocked my hair. so original. and jindle said he is a substance free that are is you cyst and all he thought about what was his hair. i rest my case. she a re-enactment of the fight. >> i knew it. >> you didn't know it. >> i thought it would be two dogs. >> i believe trump is the minion. >> so good to be here. the music is different. you look better now. >> first time you have been on since i took over from dwreg, i think. >> i'm telling you, man. >> we knew it for years. are you glad we reached the point where politics reached the cafeteria? >> there is n dude can be president. i am

the reason we know he's never read the bible, he's not in the bible. the whole thing is set up for us to win. now we are flirting with nominating a non-serious, unstable, substance-free candidate. >> joining me now, publisher of the "federalist." there's so much happening here. let's start with the jindal thing. before we get to the jindal thing, one of the most fascinating things was fox took the whole thing. what's going on there? is that just a news decision? reading the tea leaves of this back and forth between trump? >> i think my opinion is basically it's a balancing act. it's a tough thing to say. i think there is a faction of trump support that does have a point in the sense they are supporting him because they believe in the policies he's supporting or because they want to send a message to the republican establishment. there's also a portion of his support that's essentially just, yeah, that's a guy that's going to give putin what for. and i think that's the tough, creates a tough balance for a lot of conservative media. not just fox news, bu

. >> the bible also says love one another. >> this is no ordinary chicken. not this pink chicken. >> as we all no, set to be here in philadelphia. we wanted to no. >> a philly cheesesteak. >> law enforcement is after him. >> what did he say? ♪ bill: you are chasing the story of a pastor that a small church in harlem. he is winning. >> if you are in harlem, this is the sign that you are faced with. it reads, the judge rules the cross of jesus. we one. we one. there is a back story. >> you tell me. >> that's right. >> and interpretation. are you crazy? >> preaching at this church for the past 30 years. >> the bible says being a sodomite is a practice worthy of death. >> the bible also says love one another. >> and often he puts of anti- gay messages. >> i am not sure what he is trying to do. at a church this should be more accepting. >> a city landmark. they found there were violations in the building, and the judge did find the church $1,850. >> been here for over ten years. it is the sodomites, digit fires, jesus haters who want the sign down. they are emplo

when you saw that, i love the bible. i love the bible. i love the bible. i love the bible. you hated to leave church evangelicals. i love evangelicals. i love them, they love me. they do love me. why do they love me? you'll have to ask them. kanye west, i'll never say bad about him. you know why? he loves trump. in a few years i may have to run against him. i'll take that back. >> that was amazing. thank all-in with chris hays for this morning's dish of "scrambled politics." who i love, kevin, reporter of the hill. >> happy friday. >> let's start off with why trump signed the pledge. >> remarkable turn around from when interviewed a month ago. he insisted if not treated fairly by rnc officials he would run as i a third party candidate. it comes down to that. he's surging at the top of the polls, maintained the lead. he's looking to keep that. to keep that he'll be able to hopefully grow that lead with folks who are weary in the republican party he would run a third party run. >> is he becoming too serious of a candidate in his attempt of becoming a serious candidate? >> it

. >> from your book, the bible is one of the most immoral works in all literature. >> that's a pretty strong statement, yes. [laughter] >> i don't like to offend my religious friends, if you turn to the bible as a lit -- literal book, nobody follows death penalty for children, wives. these were laws that were written for another time for other people and i would put same-sex relationships, that is in that same category. we really don't need to be following that. we can do better. we've already done better. most of the founding of the united states were not religious. the point of the constitution and the bill of rights is it doesn't matter what your religion is orb not religious at all, these are the law of the land and you have to obey them and i have to obey them and these are the rights this everything gets regardless of what your religion or who is the dominant religion, we don't care about that, these are the laws. >> has u.s. been a component or advocate of a more moral society? >> if the most part. slavery is the obviousous -- obvious one but we abolished it. mistreatment of na

he's never read the bible. the reason we know he's never read the bible, he's not in the bible. is time for donald trump to take the ride down the elevator. it is time for us to tell him, donald, you are fired. >> donald is going to be very angry. >> that's not all. >> bobby suggested he's not in the bible. >> jindal also released this web ad comparing trump's winning streak with charlie sheen. >> we're leading in every single poll. >> i'm sorry, winning. >> but the polls have been through the roof, every one of them. >> winning. >> and kanye west has been so great. i would never say bad about him because he says such nice things about me. >> giant name comes through on the caller er i.d., and it's winning. >> winning in all the polls. >> winning. >> you make a choice to win and you win. >> i'm winning everywhere. >> wow, winning. >> i'm winning. i win here and i win there. now what? >> oh, my gosh. >> charlie sheen moment. >> for his part, donald trump tweeted, quote, bobby jindal did not make the debate stage and therefore i have never met him. i ownnly respond to speem who re

you said, there is nothing about the bible in the abortion. challenge you and say, what about thou shall not kill. >> well, if that's the tactic we are going to take, we have to be pissed at every war and all the things we do. now, no one goes into getting an abortion like it is a party. you know what i mean? this is a hard decision for 97% of the women in the world to make. so you shouldn't be beating them up, because they have had to make this terrible decision. it is no the your business. it is not your business that they had to make the decision. because, you know, i believe everybody is entitled to their religious beliefs. the lady down in kentucky, she is absolutely entitled to her belief. if you are a federal worker and you took this job, you don't get to say ip not going to do it because of my religious beliefs. in the '60s and '70s, they said, i'm not going to give you the right to vote. i am not going to sign you up because i don't think you are supposed to. we make these laws to protect everybody. >> even today, you are talking abou

. >> i don't believe the bible says you should be propelled off the top of a building. >> why don't they just leave me alone, unless i think i am a threat to the existence, which which i am. >> i heard the pope is in town. >> there at the cathedral whether pope will celebrate mass. the ideas to write your prayers, whatever's in, whatever is in your heart. >> my prayer was answered. >> this is beautiful. >> you're saying this thing work. >> beautiful how about that. >> internet sensation niklas fraser, all he he has is his backyard and that was enough to get millions of views. >> where the masterpieces made. >> together we made this video. >> do you think he is famous because of his wife's westmark. >> you are chasing a story in harlem, he has no opinion. this story pushes the limit of the first amendment. >> the pope is in new york city. pastor manning believes the pope is here to them for sodomy. to turn everyone gay if you are not already. >> i think he he is here to enforce the whole idea of sodomy and promote it. he is here to give his highest praise. he is going to do it in his tact

personal bible in hand.e responds to backlash after brushing off a supporter who claimed president obama was muslim. >> do you personally think that muslims pose a danger to this country? >> i love the muslims. i think they are great people. >>> good morning. welcome on a sunday morning. so grateful for your company as always. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. welcome to our viewers around the world. we are live in havana marking the historic trip by the pope to cuba. my colleague and "new day" anchor chris cuomo is there. chris, good morning. we hear huge crowds are filing in already before dawn. >> well, look. this is literally you are watching history, victor and christi. good morning to you both. 4:00 this morning local time same as in the east. that is when people were let in. you can see -- day va day, take the picture. that is our photographer. they have been here on since 4:00 in the morning and thousands of people are here. the cuban authorities say that there will be hundreds of thousands

this is what our bible says. you guys like the bible? i told you, we're going to open it.to destroy the works of the devil. and you will know the truth and the truth will -- >> set you fear! >> booyah, grandma, you guys got this. this is awesome. >> amen. rule number four, this is very interesting. pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it. cut off support networks and isolate the target from the enemy. look at you shaking your head. you know exactly what this feels like. go after people and not institutions. people hurt faster than institutions. that is exactly what's happening today. do you know what, it's funny, because it costs me nothing to be friends with some pastors. but it will cost pastors a lot to be friends with some of us. because when we get frozen and isolated and polarized, they cut you off from any sympathizers. >> the greatest compliment that god could give you, remember, is to put you in the game. listen to what he says here. he's saying it to the children of israel in joshua, he said for the lord has driven out great and strong nations

he talks about the bible.he bible that most of these people are dealing with is king james thi' version of the bible. .e was king of scotland he was also a gay gentleman. his cousin was a significant other. his cousin was the duke of york. he gave him new york state, the settlement of new york state. he gave it to his cousin. host: fast-forward to 2015 for us. caller: right. so, when people start talking about the bible and wanted to be used as because a church of the united states of america, they are completely wrong. use the bible for their thoughts and thinking, but not impose it on other people. other religions have different ways of dealing with their faiths and how they perceive it. people who keep coming back to what the bible says what all of by their degree, and that is not what the world is about or the country is about. host: we have been talking a lot about kim davis. as we said, three nights in jail, still in jail in kentucky today. before she went to jail, she met with protesters and her clerk's

it was a bible fused to metal. a bible highlighted by someone. that small piece was one of the pieces that survived. that is one of the things we expect the pope to view today. jon: so many of those meaningful relics from that terrible day on display there at the 9/11 memorial museum in lower manhattan. the pope meeting perhaps some of the families of victims of those attacks as well as dignitaries who gathered there to join him in lower manhattan. he spoke to the united nations this morning. talked about the dignity of man. talked about his belief that mankind needs to do a better job of keeping the planet pristine, and, that it is our shared resource and we need to do a better job of it. got a standing ovation from the members there of the general assembly up there on 49th street on east side. he is in lower manhattan, greeting some family members of victims of the 9/11 attacks in lower manhattan. jenna: just reading a little bit here from the reuters news service, talking about some of the families that hope to be able to greet the pope. one o

. >> most importantly, i brought my bible. this was written by my mother with my name, with my address, oh, look. we have a bunch of... announcer: babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents >>> donald trump is leading if polls. today is the value voter summit. here are some of trump today. >> most importantly, i brought my bible. and, you know, it's first prez bier tier yan church, jamaica. and this was written by my mother with my name -- it was a long time ago -- with my name, with my address, with everything, in case i lost it, somebody would return it. in the old days, if you lost something, they returned it. today, a little bit less so. we're g

. >> most importantly, i brought my bible. this was written by my mother with my name, with my address, >>> donald trump is leading if polls. today is the value voter summit. here are some of trump today. >> most importantly, i brought my bible. and, you know, it's first prez bier tier yan church, jamaica. and this was written by my mother with my name -- it was a long time ago -- with my name, with my address, with everything, in case i lost it, somebody would return it. in the old days, if you lost something, they returned it. today, a little bit less so. we're going to have a very interesting period of time. and maybe it starts today because speaker boehner, some people like him on a personal basis. i don't understand. they get elected, they're full of vim and vigor. they're going to change things, they're going to get rid of obamacare. they're going to do all of these wonderful things. they come down to these magnificent, vaulted ceilings and what happens? they become different people. what happened with this clown marco r

. >> from your book the bible is one of the most immoral works of literature. >> that is a pretty strong statement. yes. the point of that statement is if you turn to the bible strictly speaking as a liberal reading by today's standards especially the old testament it is a book that nobody today practices any of the laws in deuteronomy for example, disobedient children or nonvirtual wives for mixing cotton and linen or working on the sabbath. these are the laws that were written for another time for another people. and i would put the abomination of the same-sex relationships in that same category. we can do better. we've already done better. most of the founding fathers in the united states were not religious. the point of the constitution as is it doesn't matter what the relationship is. these are still the walls of the land. you have to obey them and i have to obey them. regardless of who is the dominant religion in the country. we don't care about that. these are the walls. [inaudible] spinnaker i think so for the most part. we have setbacks that we abolished it. granted it took a wa

the reason we know he's never read the bible, he's not in the bible.me to get serious about making america great again. it's time for donald trump to take the ride down the elevator. it's time for us to tell him, donald, you are fired. >> some tough words. that's not all. jindal also released this web ad comparing donald trump's winning streak with with charlie sheen. >> we're leading in every poll. >> i'm sorry, winning. >> the polls have been through the roof, every one of them. >> i think winning. >> kanye west has been so great. i would never say bad about him because he says nice things about me. >> giant marquee name comes through on your caller id. it's like winning. you make a choice to win, and you win. >> i win everywhere. >> wow. winning. i win here and there. now what? >> for his part, donald trump reacting with surprise saying quote, bobby jindal did not make the debate stage, therefore i have never met him. i only respond to people that register more than 1% in the polls. i never thought he had a chance, and i've been proving right. jinda

. >>> and republican front runner donald trump, carrying a bible. booed after blasting marco rubio.llamas on the campaign trail. >> reporter: donald trump walking into the value voters summit, bible in hand. >> most importantly i brought my bible. >> reporter: promising today to save christmas. >> you go to the stores and it says "happy holiday." >> reporter: but trump then apparently committing a political sin. >> i mean you have this clown, marco rubio. i've been so nice to him. i've been so nice. >> reporter: rubio, rising in the polls, and taking on trump. >> but he can't have a conversation about policy because, quite frankly, he doesn't know anything about policy. >> reporter: but trump does know how to fight. now he's all over rubio. trump's fire once squarely trained on jeb bush. but now, bush facing criticism over something he said about how to attract african-american voters. >> our message is one of hope and aspiration. it isn't one of division and get in line, and we'll take care of you with free stuff. >> reporter: singer john legend tweeting, "it's always the guys born

the reason we know he is never read the bible is he is not in the bible.olks, donald trump is not a serious person. this is a carnival act. these are serious times for our country. the democrats have practically giftwrapped in this election for us. now we are flirting with nominating a nonserious, unstable, substance free candidate. we cannot send the sparse assists. we cannot nominate ms. egomaniac. send a narcissist. ancannot nominate ignominious. you have been great for ratings. it has been fun. show has been a blast. we do need to make america great again. we need to get rid of political correctness. again.get america great we cannot put an unstable narcissist in the white house. it. is our time to save he eats whatever is in front of him. this is our moment and our type you'd we could win right now. faith in at our madman who has no polls. if we -- has no principles. bewe nominate him -- he may the last chance that hillary clinton actually has. even worse, if you are a conservative come in even if he were to win, it doesn't matter if he believes in no

i think about it, i try to understand it, how a sick man can walk into a bible study bible, prayss theople in the room, and then take out a gun and kill nine of them because the color of their skins were different than his. and i cannot understand for the life of me, how there can be hundreds of groups in this country whose sole reason for existence is to promote hatred. these are hate groups. and they say, join us so we can hate african-americans or days or jews or emigrants or anybody that is different from us. i cannot understand. but let us be clear. when you have unarmed by policeerican shot officers, something which has been going on for years, that is also institutional racism and cries out for reform. [applause] mr. sanders: i am a former mayor who has worked closely with police officers. the vast majority of them are honest, work hard, and do a very good job. [applause] mr. sanders: but when a police with anyreaks the law other public official, that officer must be held accountable. [applause] mr. sanders: that is justice. and there is a lot to be done in terms of our criminal

the shots rang out. >> reporter: sanders was at the bible study with her aunt susie jackson.1-year-old grand daughter and 26-year-old son. >> i remember my son saying, mama he shot me in the head. i was telling my son, i said, just lay here, just lay here. my grand daughter was hollering, saying she was so afraid. it hurts me so bad. because i struggle with what could i have done differently that i did. because i tried my best to save both of them. >> you saved your grand daughter. you held her. >> yes. i nuzzled her so hard. i'm surprised i didn't suffocate her. i tried to hold her as tight as i could so she wouldn't make a sound. and i just heard -- i heard every shot. i heard every single shot. >> reporter: despite hit multiple times, her son tried to protect the others, including his aunt susie. >> he said where's aunt susie? i have to get to aunt susie. he didn't stop until he could get to aunt susie. >> he had been wounded several times and he is still trying to crawl to his aunt. >> he got there. he said i love you, tywanza. i love you, i love you and i watched him tak

he quoted from the bible and praised pope francis. he bowed his head in prayer and spoke about how to bring people together. here is the speech now. it is 50 minutes. >> thank you. david, they do that chant a lot better than you do. thank you for that warm introduction and welcome to convocation this morning. we are humbled to welcome a very special guest. senator bernie sanders. [applause] the democratic candidate for president of the united states. we made roomrs, for a lot of your supporters locally on the front row, so you have a fan club. 2006, senator sanders was elected to the u.s. senate for the first time after serving for 16 years as the sole congressman from vermont. he went on to be reelected in 2012. he was born in oakland, new york and attended -- brooklyn, new york and attended the university of chicago. in 1981, he was elected mayor of burlington, vermont by 10 votes. under his leadership, he helped transform erlang 10 one of the most exciting and livable city hesh he transformed -- helped transform burlington into one

i happen to be a great believer in god and great believer in the bible. >> he is definitely question your faith. >> who is he to question my faith when i am -- he doesn't even know me. i've met him a few times. but i don't know ben carson. he was a doctor, perhaps an okay doctor, by the way, you can check that out, too. he was an okay doctor. >> i don't know about okay doctor. he was the first man to separate conjoined twins. >> he's a doctor and hired one nurse. he's going to end up being the president of the united states? but for him to criticize me on my faith is absolutely -- for him to read from the bible in his memory, it looked like he memorized it two minutes before going on stage. >> do you think you are more a man of faith than he is? than ben carson is? >> i cannot quote him. i can say i'm a man of faith. i don't know enough about ben carson. but if you look at his past, which i've done, he was not a big man of faith. all of a sudden he's become this man of faith. and he was heavy into the world of abortion and he was a doctor. and take a look at the hospitals where he wo

. >> 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. unbelievable! toenail fungus? seriously? smash it with jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. look at the footwork! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching,

the reason we know he has never read the bible, he is not in the bible.ald trump is a narcissist, and he is an ego maniac. >> governor jindal joins us now from washington, d.c. so, governor, this going after trump, new strategy. what is it all about? >> eric, thank you for having me. look, the idea of america is slipping away from us. $18 trillion of debt. planned parenthood selling baby parts across the country, our president who is about to allow iran to become a nuclear power even while he doesn't stand by israel. the left is running the country into the ground. we have a once in a lifetime opportunity to get our country back. to apply conservative principles. >> but let's stay on topic here. okay, you clearly are going after donald trump. is this to help pull your poll numbers up? you are struggling in the polls right now. >> not at all. it's not about me. we as conservative have a choice to make. do we apply conservative principles or turn to a man no believes in nothing but himself is. is he not a liberal, not a conservative, he is not a democrat, i

into the bible, prophets of god.k at samson. >> he's applying how you can judge me for doing the same thing that people in the bible have done and heros in iraq have had to do. i had to do this, it may sound bad, but it's a good thing that i had to do it. so don't judge me on the basis of my actions because i'm not that different from people in the bible. i'm not that different from heroes in vietnam and iraq war. >>> coming up -- >> blacks all over the country would be afraid to walk down the street. i'm going to be terrorizing the entire united states. >> what a sense of power. >> uh-huh. some sleep. ♪ if you want beautiful results, you know where to go. angie's list. everyone can shop for services from highly rated companies, even without a membership. but as a member, you can save more. and you get exclusive access to ratings and reviews. angie's list is there... for all your projects - big and small. pretty! come see what the new angie's list can do for you. what's up mikey?ringing) (beep) play awe♪ome party son