we'll be right back and i'll continue my chat with bill donohue. i'm going to convert you on this. >> john: welcome back to "viewpoint." i'm speaking with catholic league president bill donohue. >> thank you so much. >> john: thank you for sticking around. the catholic league has taken issue with my friend, bill maher for some of the comments he's made in the past about the catholic church. while i can understand being angry or offended at the jokes he's made, are you concerned at all that your organization is coming off as playing the victim and giving him more attention? i mean when you have a comedian making mean jokes isn't that the time you turn the other cheek? >> no. if that was the case, they would close tomorrow. every time somebody makes an anti-semitic remark, best thing they can do is shut up. >> john: i'm talking about turn the other cheek. >> there are many passages in the bible too where jesus -- the money changers there in the temple. he threw them out. >> john: occupy wall street. >> the catholic church is not a pacifistic religion

i'll send you guys the bill donohue thing.thing that would never happen. i'm like what in >> if you let a man marry a man, it is going to lead to marry a dog. >> stephanie: yeah, and this guy, background checks will lead to genocide like in rwanda. >> really? like the background checks you have to have to be an armed guard in a school like wayne ferreira wants the government to fund. >> stephanie: right. to get on a plane, and i'm not flying the friggin' thing. jeff duncan took to fare mongering to new levels a facebook post that compared expanding background checks to the rwandan genocide. he said read about the genocide. all tootsy tribe members are required to register with the government. since the government had the names and addresses of nearly all tootsies living in rwanda, the killers could go door-to-door slaughtering the tootties. >> the tootsies got rolled apparently. >> stephanie: exactly. joe biden explained there's no place in the federal government not a single place, and find out who owns a gun. [overlapping sp

bill donohue said marriage is not supposed to be fun for anybody.ot mess -- >> stephanie: they are the delta gamma of organizations. >> caller: i'm 20 now and i came out when i was 15, if i was in the boy scouts, i still would have come out at 15 and when you turn 18 and you are going to become a pedophile that is just not going to work out. we are all going to be coming out younger now, because people are going to accept it. the boy scouts have a lot of things that they have to deal with now, but this is just a joke. >> stephanie: yeah, and tony a lot of the things they use is some studies show that gay kids have a higher incidence of drug use, depression, but maybe if we are more inclusive as a society, they won't anymore. >> yeah. it has a clinical effect on you. >> it does. it's exhausting. >> somebody made an interesting comment about how if you wanted to stick to the boy scouts policy as it is being recommended right now, you could align yourself with the ex-gay policy you could be a gay scout until you turn 18, and then if you go back into th

but other than that, bill donohue, nicely done. [ applause ] >> stephanie: some states trying to banet away with it because of the word sodomy. the assumption of the meaning of that word when it is any sexual act that does not lead to procreation. that's what sodomy is. >> the problem is it sounds so eww to those -- and then they find out -- >> who is handing out those tickets? i don't know if i can say the d word for sexual implement. >> stephanie: no. >> they had a one d word in south carolina, they passed this law that you can only have one of those per household. >> in the third drawer. >> one per household. who are the cops that are busting in doors. >> stephanie: from now on, we'll refer to it as a gohmert. halsparks.com. >> hal sparks on twitter. i'll tell you what all i was going to say but i couldn't. >> stephanie: see you tomorrow on "the stephanie miller show."

bill. that is what compromise is called. >> next question. [laughter] , would youschumer accept a 50% increase in the number of visas, h1 -- >> this is a carefully negotiated package. i talked to tom donohue a great deal. he is from brooklyn, too. -- that's whatid jeff flake said. he said, the lady at the border heard my new york accent and already thought she was in new york. [laughter] anyway, basically we said, we're going to be quite generous on high-end, college graduates, stem and all of that because those jobs, there is a consensus that there is a shortage. lockheed martin tried to hire 500 engineers in syracuse. they have rit 100 miles to the west, rpi 100 miles to the east. they could not get the gineers. generous on the high end. much tougher on the low skilled and, with the exception of agriculture, because we know americans don't do that work. it's a pretty deft bill on the low end. it provides for needs that people have -- tough bill on the low end. it provides for needs of people have. even the smaller construction , westry, they have said want to change, but we're not going against the bill because nobody really is. john said, nobody really wants to go against the bill. the

bill. that is what compromise is called. >> next question. [laughter] >> senator schumer, would you accept a 50% increase in the number of visas, h1 -- >> this is a carefully negotiated package. i talked to tom donohue deal. he is from brooklyn, too. we basically said -- that's what jeff flake said. >> they speak a different language. >> he said, the lady at the border heard my new york accent and already thought she was in new york. [laughter] anyway, basically we said, we're going to be quite generous on high-end, college graduates, stem and all of that because those jobs, there is a consensus that there is a shortage. lockheed martin tried to hire 500 engineers in syracuse. they have rit 100 miles to the west, rpi 100 miles to the east. they could not get the engineers. generous on the high end. much tougher on the low skilled end, with the exception of agriculture, because we know americans don't do that work. it's a pretty deft bill on the low end. it provides for needs that people have -- tough bill on the low end. it provides for needs of people have. even the smaller construction industry, they have said, we want to change, but we're not going against the bill because nobody really is. john

bill. that is what compromise is called. >> next question. [laughter] >> senator schumer, would you accept a 50% increase in the number of visas, h1 -- >> this is a carefully negotiated package. i talked to tom donohue a great deal. he is from brooklyn, too. we basically said -- >> [indiscernible] >> that's what jeff flake said. >> they speak a different language. >> he said, the lady at the border heard my new york accent and already thought she was in new york. [laughter] anyway, basically we said, we're going to be quite generous on high-end, college graduates, stem and all of that because those jobs, there is a consensus that there is a shortage. lockheed mtito hire 500 engineers in syracuse. they have rit 100 miles to the west, rpi 100 miles to the east. they could not get the engineers. generous on the high end. much tougher on the low skilled end, with the exception of agriculture, because we know americans don't do that work. it's a pretty tough bill on the low end. it provides for needs of people have. even the smaller construction industry, they have said, we want to change, but we're not going against the bill because nobody really is. john said, nobody really wants to go against the bill