new documentary entighted, "god loves you the life of billy graham." focusing on the wife and legacy of one of the most influencial religious leaders in our nation's history. [applause] newt and i are both writing books as well. as some of you know, i write children's history books featuring a time traveling character. rumor has it will be here later this morning. i will like to thank all of you to help share the american history through the books. it is gratifying to see so many eople enjoying them. newt is also working on a new book about the pioneers of the future who improve our lives and the prisoners of the past who seem to dominate washington.

billy graham also met with north korea's leader at the time, are the current leader's grandfather. so reverend graham, welcome tonight. as we mentioned, you've been following north korea for quite a while. you just heard chris lawrence's reporting. just how concerned are you? >> this is, brooke, very dangerous. had is the most dangerous real estate in the world. i'm 60 years old. i was born at the height of the korean war. and for my entire life, we have had this conflict before us. and nothing has been done. we still have troops. there is still the barbed wire. and we need to find a way to resolve this conflict. i believe in dialogue. i believe in talking. it doesn't mean you have to agree. at least we ought to be talking. right now there is this kind of test for tat mentality. it's a schoolyard type policy that we have. they do something and we do something back. last year we just about had a great relationship started when they fired a missile. then we broke off some aid that we promised. the next thing we know, they detonate a nuclear bomb and it's just one thing after another.

billy graham also met with north korea's leader at the time, are the current leader's grandfather. so reverend graham, welcome tonight. as we mentioned, you've been following north korea for quite a while. you just heard chris lawrence's reporting. just how concerned are you? >> this is, brooke, very dangerous. had is the most dangerous real estate in the world. i'm 60 years old. i was born at the height of the korean war. and for my entire life, we have had this conflict before us. and nothing has been done. we still have troops. there is still the barbed wire. and we need to find a way to resolve this conflict. i believe in dialogue. i believe in talking. it doesn't mean you have to agree. at least we ought to be talking. right now there is this kind of test for tat mentality. it's a schoolyard type policy that we have. they do something and we do something back. last year we just about had a great relationship started when they fired a missile. then we broke off some aid that we promised. the next thing we know, they detonate a nuclear bomb and it's just one thing after another.

. >> what is chicken soup for the soul, billy graham and me? >> i did a chapter for his book. it is the first chicken soup they have done on the 20th anniversary that deals only with a person. they picked billy graham and i am one of 101 people that wrote a chapter. >> cool. >> check it out. >> jim, north carolina are you going to be there? >> i am. thanks. charlotte, my first time ever. the because is astronomical. >> charlotte hornets reference. i like it. >> i am assuming it is soldout, jim this. >> yes, about 1500 tickets have been released. they were my comps. >> charlotte is a beautiful city. >> i will be hanging myself in the hotel. >> it is a beautiful city for that. >> kennedy, how did you lose your voice last week? >> doing karaoke with bill schulz after the show last monday. >> which one this. >> you don't even remember? >> elton john. >> don't go breaking my heart. >> karaoke is bill's roommate. >> i thought it was a she. >> who ever he, she, magical. >> had thank you. that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. i'm shepard smith. have a good night. >> bill: the o'reill

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this must have been what was going through billy graham's mind when billy graham said, i cannot evenm that we would be having a discussion on the definition of marriage. it is clear, one man and one woman. pope francis, the freshly inaugurated pope, who is very clear, says that any effort toredefine it is athwart god's plan. we all know it is the norm for politicians to move from pole to pole and wave to wave and put their finger in the wind. but what we want the supreme court to do is look to our founders, look to the wisdom of billy graham, the wisdom of pope francis. definepoliticians -- to marriage once and for all as the union of a man and a woman. in iowa wentioned, saw this play out. we saw what happens when a court usurped the obvious will of the people. what happened there is the people of iowa listened and they responded, and they responded with a historic outburst -- ouster of all the judges in the 2010 election. what continues today is that there is still credibility chasm without supreme court because they took the powers that belong to the people upon themselves. you se

billy graham's son franklin on faith in america and the plot to kill jesus. >>> this is "piers morgan live." less than five minutes, that's how little time it took for adam lanza to slaughter 20 children and six adults at sandy hook elementary. five minutes. that's 300 seconds. imagine that. we're learning that and more. we're learning much, much more about the killer and his arsenal. newly released search warrants gave us a chilling look at his life at home and his collection of weapons. adam's house was testament to death. samurai swords, bayonets, rifles, pistols, 1600 rounds of ammunition, photographs of a dead body, gun manuals, certificate from the nra, self-help book from the nra, another on living with asperger's. joining me now is newtown's police chief. welcome back to you. i read the full list of things that the police found in adam lanza's lair. no other way of describing it. and it was terrifying. i couldn't understand how somebody like him who has already been treated for asperger's, perhaps autism as well, who is a loner, who we have now learned was an obsessive about v

it's not just -- we haven't had anybody sit noun north korea as far as i know, franklin graham, billy graham's son. outside of that they won't talk to any diplomats from the united states but they talk to dennis rodman and the hard blem globetrotter, i think all of that can be -- i think this is counterproductive and made america look like idiots. >> the interesting thing about dennis rodman. he said exactly what most professors say, when you -- they asked him about the prison camps and he said we do the same thing here. he just mimicked everything you have heard on every campus, which there is no good and evil. everything is through the prism of moral relativism. the stuff that happens in america is no better, perhaps worse, than what happens in north korea. they use the same argument with the ussr. when you criticize the ussr a celebrity would say, you're just as bad. so really he -- he -- >> were the koreans laughing, all the rest of our north korean friends, these are americans. this is what america is about. >> that's why it was a complete mockery. isn't anybody concerned how bizarrely we

billy graham is in his 90's. he is off the stage. all right? there is nobody who can really galvanize the traditional forces and say let's go down to -- >> -- jesus is the one who galvanize. >> tell these people to to knock off insulting easter. that's what it is, ladies and gentlemen. it's an insult to you. if you believe in easter. if you know that that holiday is designed to plootion please children in a secular. the east are bunny does not have any association to the resurrection of jesus. >> bill, i would say there is a real cautionary tale here. as we have seen christianity especially erode from europe. europe has become poorer and europe has become much less powerful. and it will happen over time. there will be ebbs and flows. but i think in this country as we become more secular and perhaps more progressive, but especially more secular. if the traditional people feel like it's always a war against them. if they are the evil doers. if he they're the haters, they are going to receive from public life, maybe from civic life, maybe they are

he's president and ceo of the billy graham evangelical association. welcome back to you, sir. was just noting that on the "usa today" /gallup top ten list of the most admired men in the world, for 56 consecutive years since 1955, your father has been on that list. isn't that quite extraordinary? >> it is, but you know, my father is a very humble man, and if you were to ask him about that, you know, he would just kind of say aw, shucks and want to talk about something else. >> he's 95 now. >> he will be 95 this year, next. >> nelson mandela is around the same age. he's pretty sick at the moment. do they know each other? >> i don't think they ever met. no. but my father did one of his crusades, one of his meetings, in south africa when it was under apartheid and he refused to go unless he could have an integrated meeting and the south african government at that time changed its law for that meeting to allow my father to have an integrated meeting which was the first of its kind in that country at that time. >> how amazing. let's turn -- the big issue i think for a lot of christi

the honor of being in the home of billy graham and the cardinal dolan.es in our armed forces. men and women who have resigned with the national guard after multiple tours of duty in afghanistan knowing that if they resigned in all likelihood they would be at another tour in the future. i met heroes in the homes of the nation. single moms who are working two jobs so their kids can have the same kind of things other kids in school have. dads who don't know what a weekend is because they've taken on so many jobs to make sure they can keep the house. what a patriotic people. the heart of america is good. our land is blessed by the hand of god. may we as a people always be worthy of his grace and his protection. [ applause ] like you, i believe that a conservative vision can attract a majority of americans and form a governing coalition of renewal and reform. now, as someone who just lost the last election, i'm probably not in the best position to chart the course for the next one. with that being said, let me offer this advice and perhaps because i'm a forme

i had the honor of being in the home of billy graham and residence of cardinal dolan and prayed withd. i've met heroes in our armed forces, men and women who resigned with the national guard after multiple tours of duty in afghanistan, knowing as they resigned in all likelihood they would be at another tour in the future. i met heroes in the homes of the nation. single moms working two jobs so their kids can have the same kind of kids other kids in school have. dads who don't know what a weekend is because they've taken on so many jobs to make sure they can keep the house. we're a patriotic people. our haeart is blessed by the lad of god. may we as a people always be graced by his grace and his protection. like you, i believe that a conservative vision can attract a majority of americans. and form a governing coalition of renewal and reform. now, as someone who just lost the last election, i'm probably not in the best position to chart the course for the next one. that being said, let me offer this advice, perhaps because i'm a former governor, i would urge as you all to learn lesson

we are currently working on a new documentary entighted, "god loves you the life of billy graham." the wife and legacy of one of the most influencial religious leaders in our nation's history. [applause] newt and i are both writing books as well. as some of you know, i write children's history books featuring a time traveling character. rumor has it will be here later this morning. i will like to thank all of you to help share the american history through the books. it is gratifying to see so many eople enjoying them. newt is also working on a new book about the pioneers of the future who improve our lives and the prisoners of the past who seem to dominate washington. he is also developing online courses at newt university for every american who wants a eer, safer, and more prosperous future. please join me in welcoming former speaker of the house and my husband newt gingrich. [applause] >> thank you all of you to come out here on a saturday morning after a big and important banquet last night. hank you for introducing me. hasn't this been a remarkable cpac so far? the biggest ever

i think that those with integrity-- the billy grahams, the charles stanleys, the james kennedys, and others-- who have financial integrity, who live what they preach, are doing well, and those that are not, are not. there's nothing new in this. this has happened in the past with the elmer gantrys and other frauds. but we have frauds in anything. we have frauds in our profession. ere are frauds ibanking, c salesmen, and there are also some good people, too. so i think most people realize that not everybody is a phony and not everybody is a fraud and you have to sort out the good from the bad. >> in contrast-- what did you think of ronald reagan, by the way? >> i thought he was the most fascinating president i've ever met. i've met every one since john kennedy, and i think that he incarnated for many, many people in this country a set of standards and values that had not been articulated from the white house in a very long time. this is one of the reasons he made the liberals so angry, because not only did he do it, he was effective at it. >> what do you think of bill clinton? >> i thi

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we are currently working on a new documentary entitled "god loves you: the life of billy graham." life and legacy of one of the most influential religious leaders in our nation's history. [applause] newt and i are both writing books as well. as some of you know, i write children's history books featuring a time-traveling pachyderm named ellis the elephant who, rumor has it, will be here later this morning. i'd like to thank all of you who have helped me share our american history through these books. it's gratifying to see so many families enjoy them. ellis will be back in october as he discovers the american revolution in yankee doodle dandy. newt is also working on a new book about the pioneers of the future who improve our lives and the prisoners of the past who seem to dominate washington. he is also developing online courses at newt university for every american who wants a freer, safer and more prosperous future. please join me in welcoming former speaker of the house and my husband, newt gingrich. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> thank you, all of you who have come out already on a saturd

>> the 20th anniversary of a whole billy graham -- chicken soup's 20th anniversary.n: amazing. >> gretchen: you take part in this new book which is part of the chicken soup for the soul series. i love reading up on this, that you went to hear him speak in minnesota when you were a teen-ager. >> i was 13 years old. i was a christian. i always grew up in the church world, my parents were strict lutherans. we went there as a field trip for our church. it was in st. paul, the twins used to play before they moved to minneapolis. and i was just blown away that night. i was blown away by what he had to say. i went out and spoke with some of his helpers at the end of it. it wasn't like a reborn situation for me, but it was an amazing evening and stuck with me. >> steve: it's amazing that you were, what, 13 years old? >> yeah. >> steve: it marked you. >> yeah. i was very intelligent for a young man. [ laughter ] >> gretchen: i love what you remember what he said. he said in effect, you look in the mirror and push yourself past whatever you think are the problems out there and

i've had met people of great faith, had the honor of being in the home of billy graham, the residentsrayed with these men of god. i made he rose in our armed forces, men and women who re-signed with the national guard after multiple tours of duty in afghanistan, knowing that if they re-sign in all likelihood they would add another tour in the future. i met he was in the homes of the nation, single moms are working two jobs so the kids can have the same kind of kids of the kids and coconut. data don't know what a weekend is because they have taken on so many jobs to make sure they can keep the house. these are patriotic people. the heart of america is good. our land is blessed by the hand of god. may we as a people always be worthy of his grace and his protection. [applause] like you, i believe that a conservative vision can attract a majority of americans, and form a governing coalition of renewal and reform. now, as someone who just lost the last election i probably not in the best position to chart the course for the next one, but with that being said let me offer this advice. and p