a guy named david barton was top bill.can't find a cure to aids because gay is god's punishment. >> studies keep proving that. that's why aids have something that haven't discovered a cure for because it's the fastest self-mutating virus. it transmutes into something new. they have to start over again. that goes to what god said you're going to bear the consequence offense this homosexual behavior. >> it was al headlined by a woman named alveda king. support for abortion rights is just like supporting terrorism. also top billed was a man named dan cummins. he wrote a book where he argues the separation of church and state is a foreign communist concept. he says people that call themselves progressives are communists. this exists in republican politics. this is part of the way that republicans campaign particularly when they are just campaigning among each other like in a republican primary context. john boehner okayed this event. this prayer event organized by people who say that aids is god's punishment for being gay and

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attacked by afghan ail lice, david barton spoke with the family of one fallen soldier. >> reporter: thisly photo army major robert marchanti had on his desk when he was killed in february. the afghan police who shot him and colonel john loftus from behind probably saw it. his wife peggy, that's her at the head of the funeral procession at arlington cemetery, was so shattered it took her and her daughter leah to comprehend the killer was not the enemy but the supposed ally. >> the pain and tragedy involved, it's still what it is. but it does make it -- it just stings a little bit more that it was by the same people he was trying to help and that we trusted. >> if he would have known he wasn't savings he would have been able to fight for himself. i don't feel like he really had the opportunity. >> reporter: marchanti and loftus were working at the afghan interior ministry, a heavily guarded building in kabul, which is frequently visited by senior u.s. officials including defense secretary leon panetta. >> did you feel it was a safe place? >> i thought it was the safest place in afghanistan

you take a person like david barton who has been making his rounds on the mainstream media outlets recentlyk out now with one of the largest evangelical publishers in the united states with thomas nelson. he says that homosexuality should be regulated and even compares it to things like salt and cigarettes and transfats and points to thomas jefferson who he claims, and i can find this nowhere on the internet or in any books, but says he authored a bill that would punish sodomy by castration. so i think that it's time that the mainstream christians who are out of step with this guy stop listening to the leaders who are in step with them. >> let's talk about this notion of loving the sinners but hating the sin. because for worley at least we hear a lot more hating, not much of the love. is this whole thing really just a facade? >> i don't know that i can judge his heart. i don't know that i can say it's a facade or that there's some sort of loaded motive. i can only take him at his word. what i do think is that we do a lot more hating as christians in america than we do loving anyone, so that