god alone gives life. god alone takes away. god did not make debt., has made death. help us, as mary did, the mother of your son, help us to stand up for life, to cherries the young child in the womb, to care for it and preserve it and strengthen it. we keep in mind the words of the great warrior of life, pope john paul ii, who after leaving the church to respect and opposed -- uphold the death penalty, said, if we stand for the life of the criminal, then it is unworthy of the human person to kill him if we can protect humanity with bloodless means. how much more the life of the innocent, who has done no harm, who cannot even cry out, and the poignant cry of a baby, let us think of that baby. let us pray for life and work always for life. my dear young people, god has brought you here. make this a life long crusade. heavenly father, bless all here. give us the wisdom and courage we need to stand always for your beautiful gift of human life. we ask all this through christ our lord. let us say a hail mary for life. hail mary, full of grace, the lord is

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thanks be to god. god bless you.. >> recognizing that when we have the the the agent for the handicapped, some people will not respect the right to life of those that have the age for the handicapped. with us is terry schindler. her mother, her brother, and her sister, suzanne. there will be introduced by a brother paul o'donnel of the schaivo foundation. >> thank you, pro-life america. and thank you for organizing this march for life and giving us the opportunity to be here today. we will address the important suspect of euthanassia. the sad fact is that it is alive, well, and thoroughly making progress here in the united states and abroad. we need your help so that no individual will be starved or dehydrated in this country or abraod. we will be pro-life, whole-life, an supportd the life of the fertilized baby in the womb until natural death. we will support that life and be pro-life. our current president, president obama, we need a dialogue. when he was a united states senator, his worst regret was to save the li

god bless you and god bless america. [applause] >> the special election to fill the massachusetts senate seat of the late dan gaddy -- ted kennedy is today. you will see the results tonight on c-span. we spoke with a reporter about the outlook for the race. >> jonathon martin it is in massachusetts covering the senate race. several polls were released today about the race, including one for the politico. >> it shows scott brown has a sizable lead that is outside the margin of error, which is to say it surpasses the three or four-point margin. it is shocking. few democrats weeks ago thought that he had a chance to win. they thought the race would be closer than expected, but barry to people --and even -- very few people --even democrats were expecting him to win like this. he could pull off one of the most shocking upsets in recent political history. >> how are the campaign's reacting? >> the democrats are scrambling to sound the alarm, to shake up the democrat out of their complacency, by emphasizing the less favorable e

>> yes, you do. >> i don't know-- i swear to god i don't know what that meant. look at that and tell me what it means. >> this whole interrogation, torture situation, barack obama may allow a phony unnecessary show trial driven by the far left. what say you? >> i don't think he'll go ahead with it, i'll be honest with you, i've been pretty evenhanded with the president, giving him praise when i thought he deserved it, and quizzical when i don't understand that. he starts doing something like that he loses me, i'm off the reservation and if he's going to cater to light weights like patrick leahy on this. you sit on your porch in a late summer night and one of those dried up daffodil's float by you, he's such a light weight. >> bill: i couldn't agree with you more, hengan disagree. >> who? >> we had him earlier in the program. >> is he the vlasic bigle bird. >> bill: i'll say this about the president, he's made an enormous mistake letting it go on this long. >> if it's-- >> all right. what is the beef against biden? >> you know what, biden's like when he acts like

. >> but the size of the tax code in -- the night, god bless you. franklin being technical, he wanted you to tappets on the mike perry did so listeners can hear it. >> good night, god bless you is in gm come gbu. that is the way it comes out that way but we also have other means of communicating. maf be i was very good to be able to decipher her a total i devised for my own personal mail. and i said 60 messages, they finally caught me but i let two years ago by and then heard a pretty bad, but at last two years go by and then when i thought maybe they'd forgotten about that, so the president nixon said that we were going to stick to their transportation and communication centers, knock the hell out of them. and they were going to move, they did move half of our prisoners of their to the place where he was most central going to bomb. and i decided i would take the risk in the eye and said the half move to dollar high. and they got it to. i couldn't believe they got it so they didn't send the bombers there said the communications are really important.

>> no, god did not do that. that was me.worst part of me. >> larry: you said during the break tiger woods' wife ought to read this book. >> i know the woods family is going through horrible pain right now. we went through a three-week intensive gayle talks about in the book. >> larry: you went together? >> we went through it together. that's where they discovered childhood trauma issues we could take care of and help me. and if the reports are true that tiger is going through that right now, well i know he loves his wife and loves his children and some of the principles in that book are just outstanding. i've never read them in print before and i would encourage anyone that's interested in a strong, healthy, vibrant relationship to read gayle's book. i was taken aback. i know gayle well. i was taken aback when i read it. >> larry: what would you say, gayle, to mrs. woods? >> i would try to encourage her that if tiger is truly repentent and that's something between the two of them, if she feels as though she is, that perhaps

how do you know god exists?9 what is the relationship between god and humankind?these debates have gone on for centuries. a lot of what the new atheists say are new rsions of very old arguments that have been taking pla. i think it's far better to surface these arguments than to have people either pretend to believe when they don't, or have believers not have to confront really core challenges to belief itself. and so, at bottom, if you can say this, this whole debate may be providential. >> i think we need to be careful, too, when you look at some of these numbers. a lot of those people who are unaffiliated, it doesn't mean that they're not religious or spiritual in some way; they're just not necessarily associating themselves with a particular organization or institution. >> it does seem important that these numbers bump when there is an election that people are unhappy about. it seems like there's been some behavior from religious people that they're displeased by. so it seems like the 2004 election, in particular, got a bunch of people book contracts to write

oh, my god! >> go!r seen that color in my life. >> and you never will unless you learn the power to "sm-eyes." you can be more powerful than any model. including those glamazon tall -- out here. >>> it's spinning. tyra just pops out of the fabric. beautiful, you like wings. you're so much better with the lens. and now it's time to talk about something extra special with you guys. >> larry: we have a tweet question for tyra. do you tweet? >> oh, my god, i love it. i follow you. >> larry: it's a sickness, isn't it? >> yes, you have to like control yourself or else it will consume your life. i have done shows on tweeting on the talk show and had people that were addicts on, i was like oh, my god, just put it down. i don't understand it. i get it now. i love it. i love being able to connect to people. it's hard for me to walk down the street. >> larry: we need a tweet hospital to get people off of it. >> a twaspital. >> larry: a twaspital. >> larry: ask tyra what she misses most about her life as a model. >

love god is first, love your neighbor as yourself is second. now, some religious traditions say this differently, but they all have more or less the same message or meaning. buddhists believe that everything is interdependent and interconnected. if you hurt one small part of the whole, it affects the whole. and muslims believe that god created the world in balance, and it's the human job to keep that balance. indigenous spirituality has a powerful land ethic right built into their tradition. this is a universal belief in religion. we are part of something greater than ourselves, we belong to it, and we have a responsibility to that greater cause. we have a responsibility to serve our neighbors with love. and in direct disobedience to the commandment to love one another, we are destroying the very basic physical stability on which poor nations and communities depend. it is the people who contribute the least to the problem who will suffer the most. this is a justice issue, and it's precisely why the religion community has such an important role

god bless you and god bless america. thank you.applause] >> a look addressed to the birds -- a look at earthquake rescue efforts in port-au-prince. [unintelligible] [inaudible] [unintelligible] [unintelligible] [machinary noise] [unintelligible] >> a look get help of kidder recruit young people into their organization. -- a look at how al qaeda recruit young people into their organization. the jennings house army fellow. he was in charge of targeting and assessment in afghanistan. he is here to talk about how young men become extremists. what is the number one factor in a young man becoming a muslim extremist? guest: the most important thing we need to understand about how these young men are attracted to an extremist movement is it starts early. there are some myths, that is economic, has religious factors, but you have to look back at their bases of what they desire as they come of age, as they start to define themselves. the search for identity. who am i, as a person? the search for that vector-less energy makes it possible for

god bless you, and god bless america. thank you. [applause] >> on "washington journal" tomorrow morning, more about relief efforts in haiti from the center for strategic and international studies. retired admiral james loy discusses the failed bombing attempt on the northwest airlines flight, and you can also call in your questions to mark helprin -- halperin author of the book "game change." this is live on c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> tuesday, your chance to talk to the authors of the best- selling "game change." they take your questions on the campaign and the impact of the book on washington politics and policy, live tuesday morning. live this february, booktv welcomes a british historian and former adviser to do margaret thatcher, paul johnson. his latest book is on winston churchill. sunday, february 7, at noon eastern on c-span 2. >> on november, 1983, president ronald reagan signed into law legislation declaring the third monday of january as the martin luther king, jr., a federal holiday. next, john conyers lea

god bless you, god bless maine and god bless the united states of america. [applause] sis. >> sands to conclude this look at the state of the state addresses this afternoon with new hampshire governor john lyncher talked about his state's economy taxes and health insurance. this is 45 minutes. >> madam speaker, madam president, mr. chief justice, honorable members of the governor's council, the judiciary, house and senate, and my fellow citizens of new hampshire. let me take a moment to first introduced m exceptional first lady, dr. susan lynch. [applause] [applause] i want to thank susan for her support, and for all the great work she does for the people of new hampshire. i also want to recognize a friend to all of us, someone who has spent a lot of time here in the state house and someone who has devoted his life to making a difference in the lives of others here in new hampshire. former governor walter peterson and his wife dorothy are with us today in the balcony. let's thank them for all they have done. [applause] [applause] we all mourn the lives lost

thank you, god bless virginia, and god bless this great country. [cheers and applause] >> today on prime minister questions, gordon brown pledges aid to haiti. remarks from democrat liberal reader as to why the prime minister does not appear before the iraq war ministry. tonight on c-span. i describe myself after i left congress as a recovery congressman. >> president and ceo of g will industries, an actor and since 2003, he's been heard every morning on wal talk radio. he's our guest tonight on c-span's "q&a." >> president obama asked former presidents george w. bush and bill clinton to help lead haiti efforts. the three met at the white house. a news conference now on developments in that meeting. it's about 15 minutes. good morning, everybody. in times of great challenge in our country and around the world, americans have always come together to lend a hand and serve others. that is what the american people have been doing in recent days with their contributions to the haitian people. at this moment we are moving forward with one of the largest

this thing is pre made. >> not to god bless america, god d * * america. >> i don't believe it. >> thatsports center. bill: you can throw out the first pitch. if you practice a little bit. >> yes. you will never let me -- bill: you will never live that down. plenty more ahead as we move along this evening. miller gives us his thoughts on my interview with barney frank. "the factor" and miller time will be right back. bill: what does miller think about my interviews with barney frank? here it goes. i have a bunch of simple questions. as you know, i am a very simple man. >> i hate to say this -- bill: i do not think barney frank likes me. >> yes. bill: barney started off truculent. >> "truculent" is an adjective. bill: love that. you know, it was almost like we were, not pals, but there was some stability to it. >> billy, if i am going to row the boat across the river with people shooting each other, i do not want to see them flinging cream pies. that got a little too lovey doubly. did i hear you might go camping together? if you do, i want you to invite cheney and i. i will be laughing s

limy mother was born in 1898 and she thought that roosevelt was a god. but i voted for goldwater.? caller: yes, yes, yes he did. he came to pittsfield. reagan came to pittsfield. he came to the fire station. he is another man that told it like it was. people are afraid. people are afraid of everything. i come from a time when its yield was a tiny town, 1945. my sister married a gi. host: the housing situation there, you are ok with your house, what about your neighbors? caller: my neighbor is ok, the problem is that nobody cares about kids. look at them. if they can buy something, they pay for it. c'mon, let's get it. host: thank you for joining us this morning. our topic for the next 40 minutes is ben bernanke, the fed share. -- safed it share -- the fed chair. this was a speech that he gave yesterday in atlanta. open-" this year's meeting has been dominated by debate and causes and consequences of the crisis. while many economists here believe a recovery is under way, they're also worried." wayne, democratic line. what you think? is more regulation needed to prevent these excess

the face of god's children was all about. interestingly enough i have had on the politics so difficult so far. but stay tuned. i think we have time for one or two more questions. >> [inaudible] -- about that dichotomy in himself about going over the bridge between its white salt and black self or adjusting for a certain audience and then coming back? did you ever address that? >> one of the things i start out with, academics trying to set the distinction between the white king and black king often the afrocentric reclaiming of the black king is the real king. and what i tried to show is that king really didn't see it as the black or the white. he didn't think like that in terms of black audiences or white audiences but when i said to john lewis this boulder body preacher talk and those guys were unbelievable that's how they let loose a the end of the day, and congressman john lewis said i was close to king but i wasn't part of the workers staff so king didn't talk that way so you want to call the black talk, and in the book i

may god have mercy on his soul. it will remain that we take revenge for his death for america and outside america. it is a trust on every person who left everything for the sake of god that he supported. >> you heard him refer to a couple of times, the head of the taliban that was killed last summer in an attack. a drone attack. now, we're going to have a live report from our senior international reporter nic robertson on this. and he is a couple minutes away. >>> well, the young man authorities say tried to blow up a northwest airlines plane on christmas day says he is not guilty. umar farouk abdulmutallab is accused of trying to blow up a plane in detroit. >> the 23-year-old new york jig faces federal charges. more on the suspect's brief court aappearance. >> arriving at federal court, abdulmutallab walked into the courtroom slowly and with apparent difficulty. the alleged christmas day suicide bomber having suffered second and third-degree lap burns after detonating explosives hidden in his underwear. standing bo

god bless virginia. and god blets this great country.1st chief scuteyi and will give his first staid address next week. that will begin live at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. this weekend on book tv, marine corps university professor on military leadership and winning counter insurgency wars. also, children's book auttedsor and illustrator on growing up in communist checks lovackia. part of a weekend filled with nonfiction books on c-span 2. for the complete schedule, go to book tv.org. >> earlier today, president obama announced new relief efforts to help the people of haiti. former presidents george w. bush and bill clinton will lead the drive to raise money. this is about 15 minutes. >> at times of great challenge, americans have always come together to lend a hand and to serve others and do what's right. that's what the american people have been doing in days with contributions to the haitian people. at this moment we're move forward with one of the largest relief efforts in our history. the two leaders with me today will ensure t

praying for safety for this trip and god was there. he was listening to their prayers and he helped me survive. >> larry: what were you doing in haiti? >> i work with compassion international. i was there with a filmmaker, david hames. we were shooting a documentary to shine a light on the poverty, extreme poverty of children there. >> larry: now, i understand you wrote notes while buried under the rubble to your wife and your two sons. how did you do that? >> well, i realized that i was always hoping for a rescue, but i realized that i may not have that opportunity, that might not be god's plan for me at that time. so i had a camera with me and i was able to use the light from the focus on the camera to shine on a page and write a couple lines and move my finger down and write a couple more lines. i wanted to say to my wife and kids the things i would want them to carry with them if i wasn't able to get out. >> larry: christy, have you seen those notes? >> i've seen some of them. yes. >> larry: what were you going through -- what did

god bless you and god bless america. thank you. .

his whole family, they survived, thank god.g on the ground in this filthy place. even if he gets some food from the u.s. military or from the aid organizations, this guy's dignity right now is crushed. he's accustomed to working and struggling to make a good life for his kids and his family. now they're sleeping under a sheet. it's just really, really tough to see this guy in this awful position. >> larry: ivan, wouldn't construction workers be in demand in haiti now? >> reporter: this man was actually a real estate agent, and i think he was making a lot of money renting out the ground floor of his building as -- renting it out, basically, to help pay for his family. that's gone now. i asked him, you know, everybody is alive and everybody is okay, and yes, everybody is okay, but now what? what does this guy do now? what do hundreds of thousands of other people like him do? getting a bag of rice, it's wonderful and it will keep them alive for a week maybe, for four days. but imagine how much they've lost. i asked his daughter do

god. a former nba great is putting his time, money and good name to work in haiti alonzo morning is here. that's ahead. 50. it has nutrients to help support eye health and nutrients like vitamin d for your colon. centrum silver ultra men's sfx: can shaking op when you own a business, nothing beats the sound of saving time and money. and it's never been simpler to save - with regions lifegreen checkg and savings for business. you'll enjoy free online and mobile banking. and with regions quick deposit, you can deposit checks right from your desk. drop by and get started with a business financial review through a regions cashcor analysis. it's how business gets into the rhym of saving. regions it's time to expect more. >> larry: as soon as we hook up alonzo morning, the former nba star that's just arrived in port-au-prince, we'll go to him. we know some of the images you're seeing throughout this catastrophe are disturbing. we present them to you in the context of a natural disaster that has

and the illusion where there think they are god but there is unimportant as god and virtue -ism of thethe psychopath is no compassion, no empathy, no regard for the welfare of others or anything. typically their nonviolence because it's just about their own needs so you see them as white-collar criminals, ponzi schemes, conmen, politicians. it might be able to think of a few recent ones that come to mind. but the classic psychopath. someone who would destroy other peoples lives,, destroy states are a country for the most turbulent gain on their own part. so that's a psychopath, typically nonviolence but when the person has a sadistic streak, too, then you typically get a ted bundy, jeffrey dahmer, or an eric karros. so that's the moldy comes from. >> band you want to talk about dylan? >> dylan is completely different. dylan klebold. dylan went along with the plan, but he was not driving it. when you look at their journals, eric's journal is filled with hate, hate, hate all the way through. i'll clean up one word but the opening line is i hate the f. eworld annotates on every page. he s

the former 32 on the field has now been back to africa four times doing what he calls god's work. >> you know it is not just the professional athletes that are teaching us about teamwork and core and and in spa ration, all you have to do is take a look at this story that involves a baseball player and a team that changed what the word winning means. mindy report reported on a champion's heart. >> spring, a time for new beginnings, a familiar warmth of the sun on your back as many discover the love for the outdoors. in carmel california, a town with roots as deep at giant redwoods, one day the spring was different than the rest. meet women rudolph, team manager for the carmel high school baseball team. >> very positive, polite and cracks funny jokes. >> kind of makes his own path in life. he has done it with a certain amount of creativity. >> he is a good catch. he listens and he is a teenager and he is a great kid. he loves life. >> will rudolph has a taxya, a mild form of sa rebbal palssy. a limitation with debilitating results potentially. over the years chores have become tougher,

god was good to me, and i give all the glory to god. i'm bruised up all over my face. guess you can see it right now. >> larry: uh-huh. >> but other than that, i didn't have any substantial injuries. like i said, by the grace of god, i was saved. >> larry: how did they fly you out? >> i was flown out by the united nations. i owned the plane out of miami that brought in the physicians, that private jet. they flew me out on -- i believe it was wednesday night. >> larry: you're lucky, john. your three friends, your son-in-law, i hope you hear from them soon. >> you see pictures of them. if you don't, we got them on twitter and everything else, on facebook. we want you to pray for them. not only them. pray for all the people trapped in there. it's such a tragedy. such a terrible tragedy. >> larry: their pictures are up there. thanks. john scarboro, johns hopkins hospital in miami. jimmy john louis will join us next. he's heading for haiti. don't go away. some lunch. wi . (gasp and scream) go! go! go! go! go! go! (phone rings) hello? this is mark with broadview security. is

in other words saying that allah or god had a son.their place will be the fire and evil is the home of the wrongdoe doers. this was a pleading declassified by the court so we could knowway khalid sheikh mohammed wrote and he wrote it on behalf of himself and the other prisoners who are now going to be transferred to new york city in an unprecedented move to get him right in the middle where he can cause trouble. they were planning on pleading guilty. there wasn't going to be much of a trial. they were going to take credit what they have done as he has done in this pleading. now that our president and attorney general have said, let's bring them to new york and give them a platform to spew their anger and hatred and disgust for the united states and -- they didn't say this verbally, but it's clearly what will happen, give them a platform to recruit for the terrorists. i know the president didn't intend to do that. i know that our attorney general didn't intend to do it but they are ignorant of history and therefore they don't realize a

praise be to god.let me begin by thanking the entire of vermont avenue baptist church family for welcoming our family here today. it feels like a family. thank you for making us feel that way. [applause] to pastor wheeler, first lady wheeler, thank you for welcoming us today. congratulations to jordan denice aka cornelius. [laughter] michelle and i have been blessed with a new nephew this year. austin lucas robinson. maybe at the appropriate time we can make introductions. [laughter] if jordan's father is like me, that will be about 30 years. [laughter] that is a great blessing. michelle and melia and sasha and i are thrilled to be here today. i know that sometimes you have to go through a little falls to have me as a guest speaker. [laughter] let me apologize in advance. for all the fuss. we gathered here on a sabbath, during a time of profound difficulty for our nation and for our world. in such a time, its suits the sole to seek out the divide. ne. it is a community of believers. we are not here jus

may god have mercy on his soul. it will remain that we take revenge for his death in america and outside america. it is a trust on every person who left everything for the sake of god, whom he supported. >> the suspect appeared in the video with a new leader of the taliban's pakistani branch. the suspect's accused of blowing himself up at a cia base in afghanistan on december 30. >>> you will be shivering a while longer before warmer air brings relief from those bone-chilling temperatures we're seeing. the deadly winter freeze will keep a tight grip on many parts of the country this weekend. take a look at just how treacherous icy roads got in the atlanta area, causing many accidents. it is expected to dip into the 20s in the southeast. in the plains warnings are posted because windchills could drop as low as 25 below zero. at least nine deaths are blamed on the winter storm. >>> in central nebraska, it's pretty rough. livestock farmers are battling against windchills of 30 below or more. drifts are so deep tractors

i think all people have a right to be who they are, we're all god's children, and god should be the oneds, i am not gay. i've been accused of that. i've been happily married for 42 year years to the same man. i love everybody. it doesn't matter to me. >> your husband doesn't seek the limelight at all, does he? >> no, my husband would never in a million years dream of talking to you. but he'll watch you. >> what does he do for a living? >> he used to be in asphalt paving, he's retired now, he mostly just takes care of our farm, the things on the farm, and takes care of some of our business. he likes to do a little banking. he does what he wants to do. he doesn't have to do all that much. >> is this the slimmest you've ever been? >> no, a couple years back, a year and a half, two years ago i got smaller. i had a little bit of a problem, but i'm okay now. i had a little bit of a stomachache here and there, now and then. i wasn't holding my food down as good as i should. now i have my weight in a good spot. i'm venot very tall. so 105, 110 is a good weight for me. >> you've had plastic surg

thank god my wife is from a family of eight sisters. so we were able to rally the sisters on our fifth floor without elevator to open this mail. there were 5,000 letters. there were stock exchange certificates. notes, banknotes with letters saying tell mr. stevens never close his home. there was even scotch tape on a sheet of paper. to wedding rings with these words, we have won the gold for 40 years with the greatest happiness. now what will be more useful to your children in calcutta. please call myself a gold for them. do not thank us. and i was able to send the most beautiful children of my life to james stevens saying your home is safe forever. you can take 100 children more. we are coming to meet our family. and we flew back to calcutta, and this was 28 years ago. and in of those 28 years, i was able to write the story of one of the places where james stevens picked up his first children, a slum called the city of joy. a place where 75,000 people are living on a space of about two football fields, a place where there is only one w

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god bless the troops that are here and all the american people who are willing to help us, and god bless the people in haiti. it sounds corny, but they need our prayers right now almost as much as they need our aid. i would like to yield now to the secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano. >> thank you, mr. vice president. i echo our thanks to all the men and women who are here, and your colleagues working on this effort, and our thanks to those already in haiti and those who are waiting at home ready to stage into haiti, has the bowling ball moves through the straw, to use the metaphor. i would just want to add a couple of things. first, as the vice president has said, the united states is fully committed to this effort, not just today and tomorrow, but for the long term. a lot of rebuilding will need to be done in haiti with the haitian government and the united nations as an overall effort. as the rebuilding is done, in the short term our needs are very definite. we need to be able to get in medicine, medical supplies, medical personnel. we need to be able to get in water syst

the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will receive a message. the messenger: madam speaker, a message from the senate. the secretary: madam speaker. the speaker: madam secretary. the secretary: i have been directed by the senate inform the house that the senate has agreed with h.con.res 228, providing for joint session of congress to receive a message from the president. the speaker: thank you. the chair will entertain up to 10 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. the gentlewoman from ohio, for what purpose does the gentlewoman rise? ms. kaptur: to address the

and then the director of "god's little angle orphanage."hen you heard about the earthquake, what went through your mind? >> you know, larry, it was shock. a complete shock. we got online and looked at the maps where we were trying to figure out where it was. it looked like it was over the top where the orphanage was. we spent time in haiti and know the location well. so we were very, very concerned. and we did not hear for a while if anything was okay or not. we were trying to just, you know, ask all the people we had connections with if everybody was okay. it took a while to figure that out. >> larry: why did you pick haiti for an adoption? >> jill and i have been through the process quite a long time. when we first decided to adopt, we kind of thought domestic, and then we thought i think our hearts are leading us internationally. and haiti was on our hearts. truly, he led us there for a reason. we think that this is really the point where we are supposed to be. that's why we are there. >> larry: he is an adorable little boy. how old is h

we are all god's children and god should be the one to judge and not other people. with a lot of people. i am not gay. i have been accused of that, but i have been happily married for 42 years to the same man. he is not the least bit, you know, threatened by the fact that i may be gay, and he knows that i have a lot of friends, but i love everybody. it does not matter to me. >> but your husband does not seek the limelight at all? >> no, my husband would never dream of talking to you in a million years, but he will watch you. >> what does he do for a living? >> well, he was in asphalt paving with his father and he is retired now and takes care of the things on the farm, and takes care of some of the business, and he likes to do a little banking, and that sort of thing. he does what he wants to, and he doesn't have to do that much, but i work all of the time. >> is this the slimmest you have ever been? >> the slimmest? >> larry: the slimmest. >> well, a couple of years back, i got smaller, because i had a problem, but i am okay now. i had a little bit of a stomach ach

and therefore man needed god and without god man became convinced of his own power and created despotic schemes like communism so when he looked at rand's if you stick fully integrated phyllis of buckles system he saw the same thing happening again. he saw a few bursts, pride, the danger of man trusting and rationality and achievement without the tempering influence of a spiritual side or emphasis on man's in a sinfulness, so that review has to be read and understood in the context of the cold war when we were facing bought less communism and chambers looked at this and thought here is godless capitalism. this isn't going to do at all. >> i would add to that many people have read atlas shrugged and confuse the tone of voice, the authoritarian tone of ways with the ideas themselves, and i think whitaker chambers fell into that trap to some degree. >> right here. >> george mason university. this is a question aimed primarily for jennifer burns. i read your book and i found a majority of extremely persuasive one area i was not entirely persuaded was your contention that it was ayn rand's s

oh, god, oh, god, oh, god mr.utfeld dose horrible things to me that are not normal. >> greg: he didn't get his raise. shut up, little robot. finally, bill e-mails us. bill schulz joel sang piano man, not bruce springsteen, just saying. >> what do you say about this accusation by phillip? >> you are, correct. i'm a big fan of billy joel. i love his album born to run and dancing in the dark is my favorite song. as for bruce spring teen. i never liked his work, especially the town allentown. he's a jerk. also i bang all of his backup singers including the redhead. i have to go now. keep it real. keep it realers. >> greg: keep it real, keep it realers. i like robot greg. >> i was actually crying laughing during one of those. i love him. >> greg: if you like saying hello to upcoming stories get ready to say hello stories. congressman mccoter is up next. that is not him. but the big question is will the dems blame bush for the 2010 elections? who cares, i'm great looking! 0@ >> greg: the 2010 elections. climate change.

it could god into business or gone into teaching.he could've done a lot of things probably to make it easier, but he chose not to do that. he chose to put himself at risk. when you read about him going to places and there is tension about him coming in, understand, he is going to put himself on the line. he knew that when he is walking as the leader, he is the target. he did not need bodyguards around one that was happening. the non-violent movement has also been described as a passive movement. it was anything but passivity. when one puts one's self, lays one body out to resist a force of hatred or oppression and purposefully put someone's body up for resistance, that is not passivity. that is very aggressive. Ñiit is physically present and even more so morally aggressive. it was that moral aggression that got in the work of dr. king, and he is a symbol of all of the others to really sacrificed themselves, men and women, black and non-black, to make the movement of success. and of these are just some of the reasons. we could go on b

if man is great in gods image, like god we are infinitely created. there is no limit to what we can create. there is no limit to what we can do. that is the american idea. that brings me to big lie number three. big lie number three, particularly popular right now, is a big lie that says that corporate executives are overpaid and corrupt. of course, you will find a lot of people, even conservatives who will say, yeah, there are a lot of corporate executives, why do they need these tremendous bonuses? one of the things you find that when you actually research bonuses, and the financial industry, and banks that offer, is many of these bonuses actually function as commissions that it was structured this way basically because of governmental interference, because -- this is basically a tax dodge where people are paid in bonuses and often bonuses are stock options. because it's a way of avoiding that greedy hand of government there but the point is that bonuses function as commissions, and even if a company has a terrible, losing season, you still want to

may god have mercy on his soul. it will remain that we take revenge for his death in america and outside america. it is a trust on every person and everything for the sake of god, whom he supported. >> reporter: but, of course, this video is going to range a lot more questions than it answers here because it gives a clear indication that jordanian intelligence and the cia thought they really had an influence over dr. al balawi and here he's telling them directly, no, you didn't. >>> well, the young nigerian man accused of trying to blow up a northwest flight over michigan pleads not guilty. security was tight at the plea hearing quled for umar faruk abdulmutallab. cnn debra feyerick is covering this for us live from detroit. deb, how did abdulmutallab appear in court yesterday? >> reporter: it was very interesting. he was very thin, very frail. his clothes that he was wearing just really way too big for him. he walked into the courtroom very slowly, very deliberately and difficulty. remember, the alleged suicide bom

some call it the spirit of god. each human being has a system that says this is right or this is wrong, and i would have known that it was wrong if i would have charged him more than $54 million since i had shaken his hand six months before. forget the attorneys. they were just late doing their job. hi shaken his hand and promised him and i had to honor my commit ment. glenn: a lot of people in america would go, what are you nuts? >> right. glenn: why is that important? >> well, here is an expression from sir winston churchill and it stays with me morning and night. i hope people don't say there is a guy who never made mistakes. i think the more mistakes you make the more you understand how we need to get rid of our mistakes. there is a great expression from winston churchill who says with integrity, nothing else counts. without integrity, nothing else counts.think of that. with integrity, nothing else counts. without integ gritty, nothing else counts. i think of that every day. i think what am i doing. what am i sa