i always say-- i always say a deep, deep second to the bible. the bible is the best. the bible.le blows it away. there's nothing like the bible. >> larry: please, stop it. flees stop him from talking. i can't take it anymore. come on, god, are you out of lightning bolts? don't you smite anymore? he just elevated his crappy book "the art of the deal" to just below the bible. ughh. can't you see what he's trying tede, liberty u.? he's trying to close the deal. he's trying to convince you that he's just like you. evangelicals, you have to listen to me. look, you can be forgiven for falling in love with ted cruz. but you'll never be forgiven for falling in love with this troll. you know what? it's probably hard for you to hear me when i talk like this. you know, let me say it more evangelically. ( organ music playing ) ( applause ) i'm talking to you, evangelicals. you make up 57% of the caucus-goers, so you are our last hope. the bulwark against the creep of evil ivy that is donald trump. and he is growing wild! can i get an amen? >> amen! >> larry: he is a snake in the grass, and

i always say, a deep, deep second to the bible! the bible is the best. the bible.he bible blows it away. there is nothing like the bible. (laughter) >> trevor: did you hear that, god! you finally got that blurb you were looking for! really? second to the bible? so, yeah, apparently donald trump loves the bible! well, let's see how much he loves the bible. >> i hear this is a major theme right here, but two corinthians, right? two corinthains 3:17, that's the whole ball game. where the spirit of the lord -- right? where the spirit of the lord, is there is liberty. and here there is liberty college -- liberty university, but it is so true! >> trevor: this man has no idea what he's talking about. no idea! basically you were going to liberty university and thought, if i find the word "liberty" in the bible, i'm golden! i'm golden! that's the whole ball game! what ball game? i don't know! two corinthians! in fact, it's not even two corinthians! it's second corinthians! the second epistle of paul to the corinthians! as i'm sure the crowd at liberty can tell you, it is ea

the bible -- the bible blows it away. >> stephen: yeah, the bible blows it away. it goes bible, then "art of the deal", then like "fifty shades of grey." they're all good. (laughter) all good books. trump loves the bible so much, he doesn't even need to read it, apparently. because he had a little trouble with the name of one of the books of the bible, second corinthians. >> i hear this is a major theme right here. but two corinthians, right, two corinthians 3:17. that's the whole ball game. "where the spirit of the lord"-- right? "where the spirit of the lord is, there is liberty." is that the one? is that the one you like? >> stephen: yeah! that is the one they like! but here's the deal -- jon, you read the bible. you ever hear anyone call it "two corinthians?" >> jon: never in my life. >> stephen: what is it called? >> jon: second corinthians. >> stephen: that's right, second corinthians. that's like saying the book of job. "we cannot let mexicans come in to our country and steal our book of jobs." (laughter) but the pander express didn't stop there, because wh

the bible -- the bible blows it away. >> stephen: yeah, the bible blows it away. it goes bible, then "art of the deal", then like "fifty shades of grey." they're all good. (laughter) all good books. trump loves the bible so much, he doesn't even need to read it, apparently. because he had a little trouble with the name of one of the books of the bible, second corinthians. >> i hear this is a major theme right here. but two corinthians, right, two corinthians 3:17. that's the whole ball game. "where the spirit of the lord"-- right? "where the spirit of the lord is, there is liberty." is that the one? is that the one you like? >> stephen: yeah! that is the one they like! jon, you read the bible. >> jon: yeah, i do. you ever hear anyone call it "two corinthians?" >> jon: never in my life. >> stephen: what is it called? >> jon: second corinthians. >> stephen: that's right, second corinthians. that's like saying the book of job. "we cannot let mexicans come in to our country and steal our book of jobs." (laughter) but the pander express didn't stop there, because while

the bible. god will be very proud of me. the bible is special. i have great relationship with god.e great relationship with the evangelicals. >> trump often trumpets the size of his crowd. today he drew about 10,000 people. the students didn't really have a choice in the matter. randi kaye reports. >> and my generals. >> reporter: donald trump once again courting evangelical voters this time at liberty university. attendance for students was mandatory, even for those not supporting trump like c.j. wilson that doesn't buy trump's talk about faith. >> if you're not showing fruits, i don't want a president like that. if you're proclaiming it and not living it, i don't like that. >> reporter: would you vote for donald trump if he was the nominee? >> i wouldn't. >> reporter: trump likes to say he has a great relationship with evangelicals and that may be true. the most recent polling from fox news shows trump leading among evangelicals nationally with 28%. >> corinthians 2:17 where the spirit of the lord, right, where the spirit of the lord, there is liberty. 2corinthians 2:17 wher spir

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i always say, a deep, deep second to the bible. the bible, the bible is the best! the bible blows it away. that's nothin like the bible." the crowd of ten-thousand was mostly liberty students -- who are required to attend. the democrats faced off in their final debate before the iowa caucus. hillary clinton - bernie o'mally -- all fighting for the presidential nomination during an nbc news debate sunday night in south carolina. some of the hot topics -- gun control -- health care -- wall street reform -- and the war on terror. breaking news from chesapeake. police are investigating a deadly accident. it happened on blackwater road, near margaret drive. sharon dugan just sent us this video of the investigation. police say the vehicle ran off the road and into a ditch. medics took the driver to the hospital, but that person died. investigators believe the driver had a medical emergency that led to the crash. we'll let you know as soon as we have an update. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - "you're going to sustain life it's better than doing nothing at all

it's the bible. it is true, it's the one that created us. getting back to the woman, we see in psalm 111 that blessed is the fruit of the womb. wow. a lot of women won't like to hear that word womb today. >> reporter: why? >> well, they've been brain washed. they've been brainwashed that they've got to get out in the career and can't stay at home looking after children. and that, of course, goes back to the womb. how do children come? they come through the womb. and so sadly there are many, many women today who are cutting off the function of their womb, and yet this is who they are. who god created them to be. >> what would you say to a feminist who would say you've been brain washed by taking an overly literal interpretation of the bible. >> i wouldn't be ashamed of owning up to that because i'd like to ask anyone where can you show me truth, apart from this book. usually people who will argue against it, have not lived in it. they don't really know what god says. this is where i get my truth and i'm not ashamed to say it. embrace your mot

. >> i always say a deep, deep second to the bible. the bible is the best. the bible. the bible blows it away. >> reporter: given the convocation at liberty university in an attempt to connect with evangelical students, quoting from scripture. >> two corinthians, right? two corinthians 3:17. that's the whole ball game. >> wrongly referring to it as two corinthians instead of second corinthians, drawing laughter from the religious crowd. trump trying to make the case that he's better for evangelicals than rival ted cruz as the battle for iowa heats up. >> ronald reagan didn't read the bible every day, seven days a week but he was a great president. frankly, i would say that i will be a far better leader. i'll be much stronger in protecting the evangelicals. >> reporter: while pounding pavement in the granite state, cruz firing back, questioning trump's conservative credentials. >> i'm pretty sure that ronald reagan didn't write checks and support democratic politicians. >> reporter: any attacks on the texas senator noticeably absent from trump's modified stump monday ne

the bible is the best. the bible.: given the convocation at liberty university in an attempt to connect with evangelical students, quoting from scripture. >> two corinthians, right? two corinthians 3:17. that's the whole ball game. >> wrongly referring to it as two corinthians instead of second corinthians, drawing laughter from the religious crowd. trump trying to make the case that he's better for evangelicals than rival ted cruz as the battle for iowa heats up. >> ronald reagan didn't read the bible every day, seven days a week but he was a great president. frankly, i would say that i will be a far better leader. i'll be much stronger in protecting the evangelicals. >> reporter: while pounding pavement in the granite state,

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john, let's listen to donald trump. >> the bible. the bible is the best. the bible.ay. there's nothing like the bible. 2 corinthians, right? 3:17. that's the whole ball game. where the spirit of the lord -- right? where the spirit of the lord is, there is liberty. and here, there is liberty college, liberty university. but it is so true. you know, when you think -- and that's really -- is that the one? is that the one you like? i think that's the one you like because i loved it. and it's so representative of what's taken place. but we are going to protect krift christianity. >> john, the audience chuckled this morning when donald trump said 2 corinthians instead of second corinthians. >> just watching him there, you can tell how unfamiliar he is with scripture. here you have somebody trying to run as this authentic candidate, and this time we see them as ridiculously scripted. the problem is, he's in place where they're going to know whether he has convictions in his heart or understanding or he's reading it. >> that's unfair. it's a question of convictions in his he

this is a bible best bible everybody ever had it's best i love.t it's interesting you deposit see rubio ad every one gets to a need these campaigns think they want to gate cross to voters. crews combative and rubio a leader and sanders inspiratio inspirational and trump i'm a conservative don't listen to what people say. >> jeb bush spent over 100 million on dlabz. >> how is that working for him. >> not good. >> you look at somebody like donald trump he paid for first ad in iowa he's leading in polls it's few and unbelievable. >> he needs that by the way i decided from here on it we dubbed a new hash tag. bobica. >> i think it works. >> fantastic. >> it's jug the beginning, up next we'll look at what the is next in the campaign. >> did you only him one word to describe a candidate what would be word be. . >> first the power of social media sox numbers from late last week take a look. media sox numbers from late last week take a look. ♪ in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. switch to better. switch to fios. call the verizon center for customers w

[cheers] . >> blinded by hatred the alleged killer did not see the grace and that bible study group. >>> a grace seen in the community. >> we have this show love. there's too much hate in the world. we have to show love. >> a community of love that will always remember the e manual nine. >> [cheers] . >> >> jennifer ready, "a.b.c. news" >> all in one year. one year. >> gone through a lot. >> just watching these stories recalling what has happened. >> that particular story was not over yet. the shootings had another effect. he was not counting on the removal of the confederate battle flag from our state house. >> it led to a decision decades in the making. review >> in the 1960s was placed atop the house. it was filled with passionate debate whether it belonged there. but the tragedy in charles ton served as the data throift remove the flag. much to so many. >> the confederate flag to some an important part of history. >> it's an emblem of honor. of hatred. you think about white men doing terrible things to american citizens. >> lying on state house grounds for more than five decades.

i always say a deep, deep second to the bible. the bible is the best, the bible blows it away. there is nothing like the bible. >> i tell you, i kind of laughed. because he is out there with a very religious group of people who are totally fervent with their religion, and he is turning it into kind of a vaudeville act, and they were entertained. >> a student said they were entertained. one when he said 2 corinthians, and he laughed because he said most christians say second corinthians. and also there was a viral video out there where he says china about 120 times throughout the course of a power-minute span. other than that, though, the students say they were interested in what he was saying. they thought he was an interesting guy, his ideas were interesting. they didn't necessarily believe he was a christian or somebody of devout faith. but they didn't necessarily think that that was a big deal either. and what i'm hearing is when i talk to evangelical leaders and trying to figure out why he appeals to evangelical voters, people say he appeals more to their fear than to their

i always say, a deep, deep second to the bible. the bible is the best. the bible. the bible. blows it away. >> reporter: giving the convocation at liberty university and in an attempt to connect with evangelical students quoting from scripture. >> 2 corinthians. >> reporter: but wrongly referring to 2 corinthians second of second corinthians. it's one of a series of stumbld trump has made. >> people are so shocked when they find this out. i'm protestant. >> reporter: while talking openly about his religion. his upbringing going to sunday school and worshipping at one time in this church in queens. he admits he has never asked god for forgiveness. >> when we go in church and when i drink my little wine, which is about the only wine i drink and have my cracker i guess that's a form of asking for forgiveness. >> reporter: which he now explains he feels he doesn't need to. >> i don't like to have to ask for forgiveness. i am good. i don't do a lot of things that are bad. >> reporter: he's not the textbook definition of a god faring man. with the insults, the ego. >> that's a star

the bible, the bible is the that's nothin like the bible." trump tailored much of his scripture and talked about defending christianity at home and abroad. but he quickly transitioned back about his plan to defeat isis. "they're laughing at us, we can't beat isis. and i see, i see it on television, these generals they get up and they talk on television. they are being interviewed. i don't want one of the generals just recently, well what do you think about the isis threat he said 'oh they're tough. can we beat them? oh, it's going to take a long time. ' i don't want that kind of a general. i want a general where we knock the hell out of them, fast. trump says his speech today broke an attendance record for any speech at the university. all students at the school were required to attend. senator ted cruz spent his day campaigning in new hampshire today where is far behind trump in the polls. last week the two of them exchanged carolina debate. however today cruz said he was taking the high road. nbc: donald trump called you he right? cruz: wel

i keep to the bible and the constitution in pretty much everything i do.ce on sunday morning we're talking about the bible and other things, we do know there's one person who is the standard bearer for your party when doesn't live those words, and that's donald trump. >> i absolutely reject your idea that donald trump is a standard bearer for the republican party. >> how is he not? >> there are 17 people running for president. there are divisions and factions in the republican party. >> you have to deal with the fact that donald trump has been a presence. he's been a strong presence. he has led since july. >> absolutely. >> and you know what, he's going to lead a long time. >> stand by. this so did not go the way i thought it would, the conversation. but it was amazing. >> let me get my bible out. >> i'll get my constitution. >> hit the gym, quit smoking, move into the white house. the crop of 2016 contenders may be making slightly different resolutions than you are. what they're promising in the new year, after the break. where do you think you're going?

listen to this. >> i always say, a deep, deep second to the bible, the bible is the best, the bible, the bible blows it away. there's nothing like the bible but "the art of the deal" was and obama didn't read it. >> reporter: cruz is on the rise largely because he is winning among evangelicals, although, george, i have to say if you look at national polls, the most recent still has trump with a big lead among evangelicals nationwide. >> okay, jon karl, thanks very much. >> george, as you know republicans on the campaign trail taking aim at the white house over that prisoner swap with iran and while the families of those freed americans are celebrating what their loved betrayed. abc's brian ross is here with that. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that's right. the criticism is coming not only from republican presidential candidates but from the family of the one american who was not part of the deal, the american left behind. under the deal, the u.s. released from prison seven men convicted of helping iran's nuclear program and dropped charges against 14 more. re

the bible as the case may be.ong imagery there. my next guest david brody, correspondent for christian broadcasting network. david, you have been following this race for some time talking to all of the candidates, cruz, talking to marco rubio. and today talking to ben carson. we haven't spoken about ben carson much, but you had an interview with him where he said something fascinating this morning. let's listen to that. >> he says he is not a politician, but he is. he does whatever is politically expedient in order to elevate himself. and you know, i don't blame him, i don't blame any of the politicians. that's what they do. i'm just not that kind of person. >> that is a tougher punch thrown by ben carson than we have seen in some time. ben carson is not anywhere near the top now, first, second or third, but stubbornly 8 or 9% in the polls. what kind of impact and statement like that from carson have? >> i have to tell you, it may be a little too little too late here, john. that train and what i moon by that train

i always say, a deep, deep second to the bible, the bible is the best. the bible. the bible blows it away. there's nothing like the bible. >> the bible blows it away. what can i say, karen? >> well, again, as has been noted quite a few places, he mistook second corinthians and said 2 corinthians so you don't get the sense that donald trump is, in fact, a deep biblical scholar but the fact is that, you know, you talk to a lot of evangelicals, they are attracted to him. they don't expect him to necessarily be one of them but they feel like they understand what his beliefs are and they are comfortable with them. >> in fact, jerry falwell gave him a pass on his lifestyle and divorces and all. he was very embracing of donald trump. you might even have an endorsement coming up there soon. >> that's very likely, actually, speaking of sources close to the trump campaign. they think jerry falwell, jr. could perhaps at some point come into the campaign's ranks. what you are seeing now is ted cruz running a traditional campaign in terms of evangelical outreach and trump is un

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. >>> after his st. louis sniper killing, joseph paul franklin hits the interstates looking for new opportunities to carry out his racist craft. from 1977 to 1979, he commits similar shootings in virginia, tennessee and oklahoma. >> we began to see this mission-oriented serial killer. he's killing a lot. he's driving around a lot. he seems to have perfected the meth of his killing. >> in addition to blacks and jews, franklin sets hi

he sure know him some bible.aac. >> the partnership between isaac parker and bass reeves really started to clean things up. but by the time that judge parker dies in 1896, the country had changed. >> six months before parker's death, the u.s. supreme court makes a ruling with long-term effects on civil rights. >> what many do not realize is that america actually makes positive strides toward racial equality during reconstruction following the civil war. but the plessy vs. ferguson separate-but-equal decision in 1896 brings an end to much of that racial progress. >> plessy vs. ferguson ruled in separate but equal, in other words, segregation -- segregated schools, segregated water fountains, and all of these things that would carry over clear into the 1960s. >> a year after the plessy vs. ferguson decision, reeves is transferred to muskogee. he is a second-class citizen in a town that is rife with racial tension, his wife and his mentor gone. >> reeves felt a little bit like he'd been betrayed. he had worked for t

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