dr. jeffress a big thank you. he said quote, let me go on the record i won't vote for mitt romney as republican nominee in 2012. >> why is the national republican party sending it's chairman and national leadership on a trip led by that guy who said he wanted to be on the record about the fact that he wouldn't vote for mitt romney on religious grounds, because of mitt romney's religion. it's not like the bigot line was a mainstream thing. it was around, but it was a short, shrill ugly little thing that rick perry did real harm to himself by flirting with and getting close to in the campaign. it was not a widespread thing. the republican party is now embracing these guys. not just people related to people who are related to these guys. the one that says i will not vote for mitt romney is the exact same guy who is taking the republican party on this trip the day after tomorrow. tonight is the sum total of the republican party's comments on this matter to date. they sent us this generous comment tonight, we wrote bac

dr. jeffress.the muslim call to prayer at 1:00 every friday for three minutes and amplify it, let's hope they give the other religions equal time. i wonder what time they're going to amplify the "our father." >> i would love for evangelical students at duke to go to university officials and say after the muslim call to prayer at 1:00 at 2:00 we would like to get on the p.a. system and recite john 3:16. i wonder how far that request would go. >> you know what? that would seem fair. but then again, you know what happens on america's universities these days. we got a quote from the dean for religious life who says this this morning regarding it. this opportunity represents a larger commitment to religious pluralism that is at the heart of duke's mission. it connects the university to national trends in religious accommodation. you know, doctor, there are students of many different religions at duke and to the best of my knowledge, this is the only religion -- the muslims are the only ones who get this