obama care, catholicism, physician-assisted suicide. why do you have a right to talk about those things? you're talking about gay people and those things, right. >> i'm talking about obama care generally. i'm a liberal. i'm a progressive but i describe... you would delight in this. i describe obama care in this book as evil. >> stephen: oh, god bless you. it's the lesser of two evil. the system we had before prior to obama care is more evil, but obama care is still a little evil. it is a conservative plot, plan hatched by the heritage foundation originally adopted by mitt romney in massachusetts. because obama rolled it out all liberals became emotionally invested in this conservative plan for health care which was to extend private health insurance and subsidize it as opposed to switching to a single payor model like every other industrialized nation. you know who has this single payor model? vatican city. >> stephen: this is it right there. >> it covers everything but birth control because altar boys can't get pregnant. when altar boy

from his writing, a catholicism inside the guantanamo -- a glimpse inside the hunger strike coming ondon. >> unclear whether the hunger strikes will impact the court proceedings this week. what can we suspects ahead of tomorrow's hearings. joining us pointee for the commission, retired general, good to see you and reporter for the miami herald, carol rosenberg joining us by phone. carol, let's get to you, since you are there, lots of procedural motheringses that must be addressed in this first week. through it all is it expect expected 9/11 mastermind khalid shaikh mohammed will be brought into the courtroom tomorrow and if so what is he expected to look like? >> reporter: yes. fredericka. this will be the first time we see the five men accused of the september 11th attack since february before this hunger strike began. the first thing we're looking for, are any of these five men on a hunger strike. we told the military will not include them in their figures and what is going on in their prison is a secret. fist thing we get a clichls tomorrow morning. then we get about five days of l

this is not the catholicism we know, that inspires so many.hat you are talking about, which should be the image of the church in society. >> bill: yeah. we can go down the list. so the focus of the catholic church isn't going to get back on the basics back on what jesus talked about, back on the gas pells, francis seems to be moving in that direction, but there are some catholic organizations that are trying to undermine any attempt of the catholic bishops to do that. your questions and calls welcome here at 866-55-press.% it's the "full court press" on a friday morning, june 21 first day of summer. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> with a distinctly satirical point of view. if you believe in state's rights but still believe in the drug war you must be high. >> only on current tv. (vo) this afternoon, current tv is the place for compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of (vo) w

is when they used what was called the baltimore catechism, which was a kind of how-to manual for catholicismnto heaven? how do you turn water into wine?" it was nuts. >> jimmy: yeah, no, they -- >> and you were asked to -- as a child to memorize this, questions and answers, and then, regurgitate it later on during interrogation. [ laughter ] so, you know, it was sort of like "the manchurian candidate" for seven-year-olds. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: make sure you're not a spy, yeah. >> so, sister james gandolfini would prowl the aisles and then, spin around like a bond villain -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> -- and mash her hand on the desk and scream, "who is god?" and many kids cracked under the pressure. they would just cry out, "i don't know. i'm 7. i haven't been here that long." [ laughter ] and then, she, you know, grabbed me by the lapels of my school uniform and growled, "why did god make you?" a question i ask myself every morning. [ laughter ] and still don't have an answer for. and i -- so, i basically had seen "perry mason" the night before, and i said, "i plead the fifth. you can't pin this w

. >> logan: why did you convert to catholicism?): i was a buddhist, but after working here, i realized i couldn't do my job without knowing gaudiÍ. and to know him, you have to be in the place he was, and that was a world of faith. >> logan: gaudiÍ's deep faith is the reason he became known as "god's architect." this is one of the few photographs ever taken of him. he was 31 when he started working on the sagrada famiÍlia. and over the next 43 years, it became an obsession. >> van hensbergen: he looked like a homeless person. his trousers were held up with string. his clothes were kind of frayed, and... because all he was interested in was the sagrada famiÍlia. i mean, that was every waking hour, to the point, at the end of his life, actually, where he was sleeping on the site. >> logan: gaudiÍ died suddenly t this intersection in 1926 when he was hit by a tram. the driver pushed him aside, mistaking the beloved architect for a tramp. >> van hensbergen: the photos show you these people kind of bereft of their builder, the builder o

. >> crime, catholicism, and inner conflict all delivered in a single tortured sentence by one of thevision a actors of all time, james gandolfini. mr. gandolfini, whose role as a mob boss in the sopranos catapulted him to stardom died on wednesday after suffering a cardiac arrest at a hotel in italy. beyond the mythical dimensions of his best-known character, mr. began dal if i ni retained a deep and abiding commitment to the real world of war and conflict producing a documentary about soldiers in iraq returning home pnd and here is what he told my colleague brian williams about what he learned from the experience. >> i was struck by the silence of what's -- here in this country about what's going on over there, and then when i talked to the soldiers, i was struck by you can be cynical on both coasts or wherever you are, honor, duty, loyalty to your country. it hit me. i guess some people forget about that. >> honor -- sorry, loyalty, honor, and duty. the same characteristic that mark the live of james gandolfini who passed away yesterday at the age of just 51. i'm in my work van, ha

i don't really see fundamentalist christianity, fundamentalist mormonism, fundamentalist catholicism, fundamentalist judaism changing on this. >> i would say -- >> no, i don't either. >> i would say in the same way that i say media is motivated by profit, politicians are motivated by electoral results. and so the reason we've seen movement particularly from democrats on gay marriage is because they realize what a big piece of that played in the electoral fortunes that we saw in 2012. so the big question in 2014 is what kind of an electorate is going to show up. because what we've had in 2010 and in 2004 and these off-year elections, we've had a much older, a much more conservative electorate show up than showed up in 2008 and in 2012 courtesy of barack obama. so the question is, what kind of electorate will we see on 2014, and if the republicans take another hit where they lose seats in the house, then all of a sudden they realize that this strategy is going to lead them to ruin. and nothing motivates a politician like the threat they're going to lose their job. >> but i don't think t

you subscribe to catholicism you believe what it practices. that's why we have confession. we're not asking her to renounce the faith but practice it, be consistent. if you say you believe it, then believe it. otherwise be honest and say, no, i can't believe what church believes. >> thank you. >>> coming up fox news learned leader edward snowden is on a flight to moscow. could cuba be his final destination? we're live with the latest on that. in just minutes. protect youramily... and launch your dreams. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. aren't always the most obvious. take the humble stevia plant, with a surprising secret to share: sweetness. truvia sweetener. zero-calorie sweetness, born from the stevia leaf. from nature, for sweetness. man: how did i get here? dumb luck? or good decisions? ones i've made. ones we've all made. about marriage. children. money. about tomorrow. here's to good decisions. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. ready to