>> clearly, the nation, hungry for god, who loves god. one nation under god. know and a lot of media plays it as if americans don't love god. that is so not true. we have been to 30 cities in 40 days. churches are full. some churches are asking regular churchgoers to come on saturday nights to make room for all the new people they want to get in on sundays. >> well, there are some churches growing, and then you have other churches that they have seen declines. this obviously resonated. "the passion of the christ" was one of the biggest blockbuster movies of all time, why do you think, roma? >> well, you know, just has not been on the big screen since then. i think we are visual learners. there is so much of what i remember as a child i saw it in the movies. and the opportunity to see these important stories that are just part of who we are, see them brought to life on the screen. i think it makes that emotional connection. and we retain that. i think it is useful for us. it is good information and it is inspiring. >> you know, you go back to old hollywood and

and my god? i see now that the loneliness of god is his strength. what would he be if he listened to your jealous little counsels? well, my loneliness shall be my strength too. it is better to be alone with god. his friendship will not fail me, nor his counsel, nor his love. in his strength, i will dare and dare and dare until i die. i will go out now to the common people, and let the love in their eyes comfort me for the hate in yours. you will all be glad to see me burned, but if i go through the fire i will go through it to their hearts forever and ever. and so, god be with me. [commotion] as god is my judge, if she fell in the loire i would jump in in full armor to fish her out. but if she plays the fool at compiegne and gets caught, i must leave to her doom. then you had better chain me up, for i could follow her to hell when the spirit rises in her like that. she disturbs my judgment too. there is a dangerous power in her outbursts. but the pit is open before her and for good or evil, we ca

a major motion picture "son of god," coming to the silver screen. and it's backed by mega church marketing. >> god wants you to be celebrated. >> from christian bale as moses to russell crowe's noah, movie studios now betting big on the bible's leading men. >>> i am here today because i am gay. >> and leading lady. ellen page thanks supporters after this speech goes viral. now she's teaming up with julianne moore to play a lesbian couple. >> keep it right here, america. "nightline" is back in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. tonight a pastor is dead from a poisonous snake bypiety. the 10th time he'd been bitten and the 10th and final time he refused medical treatment. he's one of the community of christians who say vipers are as vital to their services as the bible itself. tonight we revisit abc's juju chang's encounter with pastor jamie coots, where he discussed religion, risks, and even how he'd want to die. >> reporter: this was pastor jamie coots three months ago doing what his father and grandfather did before him in this tiny church in rural

if i am not, may god bring me to it, if i am, may god keep me in it. that is a very good reply, my lord. were you in a state of grace when you stole the archbishop's horse? oh, devil take the archbishop's horse and you too! we are here to try a case of heresy, and no sooner do we come to the root of the matter then we are thrown back by idiots who understand nothing but horses. gentlemen, gentlemen, in clinging to these small issues you are the maid's best advocates. i am not surprised his lordship has lost patience with you. what does the promoter say? does he press these trumpery matters? i am bound by my office to press everything, but i share the impatience of his lordship as to these minor charges. only, with great respect, i must emphasize the gravity of two very horrible and blasphemous crimes which she does not deny. first, she communicates with evil spirits and is therefore a sorceress. second, she wears men's clothes, which is indecent, unnatural, and abominable. and in spite of our most earnest remonstrances and entreaties, she will not chan

>> the nation is hungry for god who loved them. one nation under god. a lot of media play it like people don't love god. some regular churchgoers come saturday night to make room for all of the people that want to get in on sunday. >> there are some churches growing and there are others that decline but this resinated. "the passion of the christ" is one of the biggest blockbuster movies of all time. why do you think? >> i think jesus hasn't been on the big screen since then. i think we are visual learners. there's so much of what i remember as a child i saw it in the movie. it is an important story that is part of who we are. it even brought life on the screen. we retain that. it is useful for us it is good information and inspiring. >> you go back to old hollywood and you look at the ten commandments or ben hur they were uj massive blockbusters. hollywood goes to the lowest common denominator now we have the mini series this move sees about to break and now this movie. news week, their biggest selling issues is when they put jesus on the cover around c

i believe that god who has always been there, the infinite creator god revealed in his word what he did for us. and when we add up those dates we get thousands of years. but there's nothing in observational science that contradicts that. but as far as the age of the earth, the age of the universe even when it comes to the fossil record, that's why i really challenge christians if you're going to believe in millions of years for the fossil record, you got a problem with the bible. and that is you're going to have death and disease and suffering before sin. so there's no hypothetical in regard to that. you can't prove scientifically the age of the earth or the universe, bottomline. >> of course, this is where we disagree. you can prove the age of the earth with great robustness by observing the universe around us. and i get the feeling mr. ham that you want us to take your word for it. this is to say your interpretation of a book written thousands of years ago as translated into american english is more compelling for you than everything that i can observe in the world around me. this is

god bless you for it. and god and guide you along this road better than me. children, where are you? come to my hands. my sisters, hands which brought your father's once bright eyes to this. your father, blind, unquestioning, planted you in the furrow where i grew myself. i cannot look on you, but i weep when i think of the bitterness that awaits you and the life you will be forced to lead. creon-- you are the only father left them. we, their parents, are both dead to them. don't stand by and see your family become homeless, husbandless, beggars. don't equate them with me in misery. show them pity. you see their age and helplessness apart from you. good friend, promise and seal it with your hands' touch. children, if your years were ripe, i'd give you much advice. but let this be your prayer. to live wherever the times allow and to enjoy a better life than your father... enough of tears. now all go inside the palace. i must obey. the world is bitter. at the right moment, all is good. you know my terms for going. tell me and then i shall. send me into exile. t

i questioned god's plan. there's a big difference. i know god is a good god.can shake that from my life. i know god is a loving god. the question is, it's like my children. my children have never doubted that i love them. but they sometimes doubt my wisdom. and they don't think i've made the right decision. >> this interview with rick warren back in september. it was a heartbreaking interview. i know you're very good friends. i texted you, mark, at the time about it nbecause it resonated very strongly with me as a father. they lost this troubled son who took his own life with a gun. and they were so honest in that interview. and it was so heartbreaking. but i had to ask him, as a man of great faith, had it made him question his faith? i thought his answer was really fascinated. you're both committed christians, you're catholic and you're a christian, not a catholic. but have you had times in your life when you've questioned your faith? >> first of all, i've got to say how much we appreciate how you took care of the warrens. what a terrible thing -- they're our

god is not true. but i do want to make a distinction here and for bill's sake. we build models based upon the bible and those models are always subject to change. the fact of noah's flood is not subject to change. the model of how the flood occurred is subject to change because we observe in the current world and we're able to come up with maybe different ways this could've happened or that could've happened and that's part of that scientific discovery. that's part of what it's all about. so the bottomline is that as a christian, i have the foundation. that as a christian, i would ask bill the question what would change your mind? i mean you said even if you come to faith, you'd never give up believing in billions of years. i think i quoted you correctly saying something like that recently. so that would be my question to bill. >> we would just need one piece of evidence. we would need the fossil that swam from one layer to another. we would need evidence that the universe is not expanding. we would n

god's blessings on you. [laughter] >> and finally anchoring our side of the table is a great champion for our kids, a strong role model for us to get healthy, the first lady of the united states, michelle obama. [applause] >> him and countrand i'm not fot them going to get to introduce the president later. [laughter] >> and to our first lady, i've been called an anchor before of the republican party but it don't think it was a good thing the way she was talking about that, pretty sure. [laughter] that's a good thing. and by the way, you know, we've got a lot of cameras down there in front, and it probably is worth a picture because this may be the only time you will ever see janice hahn to my right. [laughter] and me to her left on anything. >> i know. so true. >> well, it's my honor to introduce the folks on this side of the head table. and, of course, we are honored to have the president of our energetic, irrepressible vice president, mr. joe biden. [applause] and next is our speaker who i will introduce l

where are you now, oracles of the gods? this is the man that oedipus so long avoided in fear of killing him and now he's died a natural death, not killed by oedipus. my dearest wife jocasta, why have you sent for me to come out here? listen to this man. and as you listen, judge how the proud oracles of the gods turn out. who is he? what's his news for me? he's come from corinth with news that your father, polybus, is no longer alive but dead. what's that, sir? enlighten me yourself. if you want me to begin with a simple statement of the facts. polybus is dead and gone. you can be sure of that. was there treachery or the visitation of some disease? oh, with old age, a small weight tips the balance towards sleep. and so the poor old man died of some sickness? and of old age. he'd lived a long time. i'm sorry. jocasta, why should one bother with the hearh of delphic prophecy or the screams of birds in the sky? on their interpretation, i was bound to kill my father. he's dead and buried beneath the soil. i never took up arms ag

god is not true. but i do want to make a distinction here and for bill's sake. we build models based upon the bible and those models are always subject to change. the fact of noah's flood is not subject to change. the model of how the flood occurred is subject to change because we observe in the current world and we're able to come up with maybe different ways this could've happened or that could've happened and that's part of that scientific discovery. that's part of what it's all about. so the bottomline is that as a christian, i have the foundation. that as a christian, i would ask bill the question what would change your mind? i mean you said even if you come to faith, you'd never give up believing in billions of years. i think i quoted you correctly saying something like that recently. so that would be my question to bill. >> we would just need one piece of evidence. we would need the fossil that swam from one layer to another. we would need evidence that the universe is not expanding. we would n

so, yeah, they are going to take god's name, they are going to invoke god and tag god's name to it, butliving the way god wants them to live? i think the whole issue again, neil, is how this country is falling apart. and there's no leadership. there's not a leadership to take us to church, to teach us about washingt what's right and what's wrong, but when the righteous rule, the people rejoice, when the evil rule, the people mourn. >> you talk a lot about people facing overwhelming situations, i don't want to give it away, but a couple dealing with a sick child and cancer. but you argue that should be what unites us regardless of your political persuasion. it is difficult for those of us underemployed or stressed out with the health care law problems or bill problems, that they are so immersed in the problems of this world that they don't get out of that. how do they get out of that? >> well, i was in the hospital for seven months, had four major surgeries on my back, and i was absolutely overwhelmed. i couldn't walk, my life just fell apart. i was out of church for eight months. and ye

god's blessing on you. anchoring our side of the table is a great champion a strong role model for us to get healthy, the first lady of the united states, michelle obama. applause] forgetting him but i will get to introduce the president later. >> to our first lady i have been called an anchor before of the i don't n party but think it was a good thing the ay she was talking about that for you. that is a good thing. [laughter] >> by the way, we've get a lot front.ras in it probably is worth a picture only e this may be the ime you will ever see janice hahn to my right and me to her anything. >> that is true. >> it is my honor to introduce folks on this side of the head table. the e honored to have presidents of our energetic vice president mr. joe baden. mr. joe baden. is our speaker. his spouse.troduce let me introduce shavon shaw, here. next to her is my wife. way things go in this by , yes, we are separated three people. ok, we are separated at it breakfast. we are in the really separated. ok? rumor.star

god is not true. but i do want to make a distinction here and for bill's sake. we build models based upon the bible and those models are always subject to change. the fact of noah's flood is not subject to change. the model of how the flood occurred is subject to change because we observe in the current world and we're able to come up with maybe different ways this could've happened or that could've happened and that's part of that scientific discovery. that's part of what it's all about. so the bottomline is that as a christian, i have the foundation. that as a christian, i would ask bill the question what would change your mind? i mean you said even if you come to faith, you'd never give up believing in billions of years. i think i quoted you correctly saying something like that recently. so that would be my question to bill. >> we would just need one piece of evidence. we would need the fossil that swam from one layer to another. we would need evidence that the universe is not expanding. we would n

the god of the heavens and the earth came down to us in the form of a child. grew into a man who, for our sins, sacrificed himself, and those who believe in him, and in that story, have eternal life, and will never die. it's an amazing, amazing story. and one that hit me deep in my heart. i mean i had a really profound, what christians call an encounter with christ when i heard that story. i became fully devoted, burning with the fire of god, spent the next four or five years really preaching the gospel to everyone i could find. >> did it help you this relationship that you came to have, with jesus, with god, did it help you assimilate into the country? >> well, yes. >> socializing? >> of course. i mean how much more american can you be than being a christian and an evangelical christian nonetheless? at the time i wasn't even a legal citizen. certainly my conversion to christianity gave me a sense of belonging but i don't want to make it sound as if it were a conversion of convenience. i really, truly, burned with this faith. >> and then you began at some poin

god decides right and wrong, marriage, one man and one woman. we are made in the image of god. abortion is killing human being. we do see the collapse of christian morality in our culture and increasing moral relativism. again, i say, creation is the viable model of historical science. i'm a science teacher, i want to see kids -- if we teach them the whole universe is result of natural process and not designed by god, they might be looking in the wrong places or have the wrong idea when they're looking a the creation in regard to how you develop technology. if they're looking at random processes that can totally influence the way they think. if they understand it's a perfect world by sin, that can have great effect how they look for over coming diseases and problems in the world. i want children to be taught the right foundation that there's a god who created them, who loves them and who died on the cross for them and they are special and made in the image of god. >> thank you mr. ham. it did occur to me when you had my old friend larry king up there, you could have asked him.

god decides right and wrong, marriage, one man and one woman. we are made in the image of god. abortion is killing human being. we do see the collapse of christian morality in our culture and increasing moral relativism. again, i say, creation is the viable model of historical science. i'm a science teacher, i want to see kids -- if we teach them the whole universe is result of natural process and not designed by god, they might be looking in the wrong places or have the wrong idea when they're looking a the creation in regard to how you develop technology. if they're looking at random processes that can totally influence the way they think. if they understand it's a perfect world by sin, that can have great effect how they look for over coming diseases and problems in the world. i want children to be taught the right foundation that there's a god who created them, who loves them and who died on the cross for them and they are special and made in the image of god. >> thank you mr. ham. [applause] it did occur to me when you had my old friend larry king up there, you could have

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oh, god.anic that i had never felt before in my life. >> without hesitation, cousin craig jumps over the fence and lunges toward elena as she rolls toward the cliff's edge. >> it was just terror. i didn't think he was going to be able to grab her. i really felt when i reached the fence that i was going to see her on the ground. >> in the nick of time, craig reaches elena and stops her from plummeting down the jagged cliff. >> she had just grabbed on to a little bit of grass and a little bit of weeds that was there because she was at the part that kind of went like this at that point. and she was just starting to stand up. she would have fallen right back. >> during the fall, elena grabs at the other little girls knocking her cousin's shoe off. the other children are frightened. elena is shaken. >> laney was crying. >> did you get that on video? >> no. >> one of the other girls was crying because when she fell she tried to grab the other girls. could have been a lot worse. she could have grabbe

i believe god has been the infinite creator god revealing his word and what he did for us. out of those dates we get thousands of years but there's nothing in observational science that contradicts that. as far as the age of the earth in the age of the universe when it comes to the possible record and that is why i challenge christians. you have a problem with the bible and that is that you have to have death and disease and suffering before sin so there is no hypothetical. you can't prove scientifically the age of the earth or for the universe bottom line. >> mr. nye. >> of course this is where we disagree. you can prove the age of the earth with grades robustness by observing the universe around us and i get the feeling mr. ham but you want us to take your word for it. this is to say your interpretation of the book written thousands of years ago as translated into american english is more compelling for you then everything i can observe in the world around me. this is where you and i cannot see eye-to-eye. you asserted that life cannot calm from something that is not a li

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oh, god. oh, god. oh, my god. minute my life's all light and breezy, and the next, i'm shackled to you and some kid. oh, my god. oh, my god, my heart is pounding so hard-- like in the cartoons, when daisy duck sees donald duck, and her heart goes, "ba-boom! ba-boom!" but that was a happy thing, and this is 'cause you couldn't keep your dirty hands off me! okay, come on, let's think. hey, there's only a couple times a month something like this can happen, right? maybe there's some kind of time-related loophole. hey, did we spring forward or fall back? when we did it? i don't know. i don't know what you'd call it, but it's the same every time. well, i can't be that bad, donna. i got you pregnant! ♪ ♪ hangin' out ♪ down the street ♪ the same old thing ♪ that you did last week ♪ not a thing to do ♪ but talk to you ♪ we're all all right ♪ we're all all right (man) hello, wisconsin! [poof!] [beep] [clicks mouse] nice office. how you doing? good. automatic discounts the moment you sign up. ♪ eric, i can't believe you kno

do you feel -- >> he's your god too. >> okay, does god forgive you? >> god forgives all.s everyone regardless. >> fry would not discuss his crimes with us. but our producer pressed him on whether his victims would be as forgiving as he believes god would be. >> what would you say if you showed up to the afterlife and there were the people you victimized? >> hello, brother. you know? when we go to the kingdom of god, there is no anger. there is no strife. all that will be taken from us. ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> the people i have hurt directly, i do beg forgiveness. you know. i've already asked god for his forgiveness. and all i can do is ask you to please forgive me, and if you don't, okay. and you get to live with the power of your own hate. >> fry surprised our crew when he placed his four brutal murders on the same plane as another crime. >> let me ask you a question. is it a greater sin to steal a cracker or to kill someone? god doesn't see it that way. you break one sin, you break all sins. if you are guilty of the least of this, you are guilty of all. so what does it mat

oh, god, it's freezing. all right, jimmy, mark my words. i'm going to grab you around the balls and i'm going to -- tonight on "nightline." >> 911. >> there's been a gunshot at the theatre. >> he used a cell phone at the movies. >> come on, buddy, breathe! >> and now the father of a young child is dead. the shooter, a former police captain is charged with murder. he's claiming self-defense. but what was he defending himself against? witnesses say it was only popcorn. the new emotional testimony. >> i say bring it on. >> and a fake fuelled showdown over an age-old question where do we come from. evolution versus creationism. tonight, we go inside the spectacle as bill nye the science guy squares off against the president of the creation muse museum. plus, too racy? millions have watched the new video for "can't remember to forget you" why one politician in shakir a's home country is trying to get this thing banned. >> good evening. tomorrow in a courtroom in tampa, a judge is expected to decide whether to let a retired 71-year-old police cap

>> oh, my god. oh, my god., my god. >> holy [ bleep ] -- >> it was shot by matt russo he posted it to his facebook page that's a tractor-trailer fire in johnson, pennsylvania, apparently the engine caught fire on this thing even though the driver says he shut the engine off and went inside and came out with the fire raging and you hear the explosion and you hear the guys freak out that are recording this. >> oh, my god! >> oh, my god. >> their reaction is a little bit over the top but granted you don't know what is going on. for all they know that could be the beginning of a bigger explosion. >> right. >> they're awfully close by for not knowing exactly what's going on. >> the firefighters were able to put the blaze out but they said the gas tanks weren't compromised in this thing, more than likely the tires were explo exploding. everybody was okay. the driver wasn't hurt. >> a vary noise. >> oh, my god. oh, my god! >>> this video demonstrates every parents' worst nightmare. notice this woman putting a stroller

there was no saving it. >> oh, my god. oh, my god.ied to run up to the jeep to almost to like stop it. there was a part that's going through your head that's going this is not happening. even though you've just watched it play out in front of you. jesus! when it hit the bottom, it just made this huge thunk, and then there was nothing. >> when we landed, me and my little brother, we bumped heads or something. and on the side of my head, it just hurt like really bad. >> mike's father who'd been in the car in front of them, is first one there. >> he came running up and pulled the passenger door on the back up and that's when you could hear my youngest screaming, grandpa, get me out, grandpa, get me out. >> oh, my god! >> my heart stopped, and then i hear my oldest one going i cannot get out. and i don't hear anything from mike. >> inside the vehicle 12-year-old garen sees his rescuer appear. >> i finally heard the door creek open and my brother getting out and my grandpa putting his hand on my shoulder going, garen, are you okay, and i g

god's blessing on you.inally, anchoring our side of the table is a great champion for our kids, a strong role model for us to get healthy, the first lady of the united states, michelle obama. [applause] >> i'm not forgetting him but i will get to introduce the president later. >> to our first lady i have been called an anchor before of the republican party but i don't think it was a good thing the way she was talking about that for you. that is a good thing. [laughter] >> by the way, we've get a lot of cameras in front. it probably is worth a picture because this may be the only time you will ever see janice hahn to my right and me to her left on anything. >> that is true. >> it is my honor to introduce the folks on this side of the head table. we are honored to have the presence of our energetic irrepressible vice president mr. joe biden. >> next is our speaker. i want to introduce his spouse. let me introduce shavon shaw, right here. next to her is my wife. and the way things go in this town, yes, we are

or no god.line that jefferson wrote on notes of the state of virginia. reason and inquiry are the only effective agents against error. nothing about god showing you the way to the truth. just reason and free inquiry. jefferson went on to say difference of opinion is advantageous in religion. tony perkins certainly doesn't think that difference of opinion is advantageous in religion. and now cpac doesn't think so. as soon as they heard that tony perkins doesn't think so. cpac will allow no difference of opinion on religion now that tony perkins has objected to the presence of people who have a difference of opinion on religion. jefferson wrote his notes on the state of virginia years before the constitutional convention, when most states still had established religions. jefferson hated that. and was very jealous of pennsylvania and new york because they had no legally recognized religions at all. jefferson admired the boldness of pennsylvania and new york for making that choice. the experiment wa

are on god's side. here we give thanks for his guidance in our own individual faith journeys. in my life he directed my path to chicago and my work with churches who are intent on breaking the cycle of poverty in hard hit communities there. i'm grateful not only because i was broke and the church fed me but because it led to everything else. it led me to embrace jesus christ as my lord and savior. it led me to michelle, the love of my life and two extraordinary daughters. it led me to public service and the longer i serve, the more thankful i am of god's guiding hand. here as americans, we affirm the freedoms endowed by our creator. among them freedom of religion. this freedom safeguards religion, allowing us to flourish as one of the most religious countries on earth. too,t works the other way, because religion strengthens america. brave women oh of faith have challenged our conscience and brought us closer to our founding ideals from the abolition of slavery and workers rights. so many of you carry on

god is not african. god is not american. he is god. >> one of the few american born members of the church. she grew up methodist but hasn't been to church of any kind in a while. a nigerian friend brought her to this congregation. >> i always wanted to come to a church where everybody was happy and singing and praising god. when i came to this church it was like it was meant to be. i always felt god was here and i told my friends that. >> these are welcome words for church leaders in texas. the redeemed church built a 10,000 seat auditorium in the countryside outside of dallas. they hope to expand that to 100,000 seats as their ranks swell. >> it does not matter whether you are asian or african or anglo. you want to make sure at least one member of that family. >> he says he wants to plant churches like starbucks across america. how realistic is that goal? >> as far as breaking a color barrier and involving a significant population have not managed so far. >> church leaders didn't provide data about their numbers. the church

we are on god's side. here we give thanks for his guidance in our own individual faith journeys. in my life, he directed my path to chicago and my work with churches, who were intent on breaking the cycle of poverty and hard-get communities there, and i'm grateful not only because i was broke and the church fed me, but because it led to everything else. it led me to embrace jesus christ as my lord and savior. it led me to michelle, the love of my life, and it blessed us with two extraordinary daughters. it led me to public service and the longer i serve, especially in moments of trial or doubt, the more thankful i am of god's guiding hand. now, here as americans we affirm the freedoms endowed by our creator, among them freedom of religion. yes, this freedom safeguards religion allowing us to flourish as one of the most religious countries on earth. but it works the other way, too. because religion strengthens america. brave men and women of faith have challenged our conscience and brought us closer to our

thank god for all the animals. oh, god, she's a beauty. >> that is a very sweet that he's so grateful for all the animals. that's very kind of him. >> you get to see his face. he's relieved. you just want to hug him. >> she's going to be okay, everybody, thank god. >>> all kinds of not good happening in these two videos. this guy's in china at the crosswalk waiting to cross the street and lots of traffic coming in both ways and finally there's enough clearance for him to walk at least half of the way. as he's waiting to finish crossing the street a white car that seems to not notice that he's right in front just hits him, sends him flying. >> come on. >> did that car run him over? >> yeah, a second car runs over this guy. you do see other cars do end up stopping. they get out of their vehicles and a group of people ends up rushing over, and believe it or not, they lift the vehicle to take the guy out from under it. he ended up being taken to the hospital wree is serious injuries obviously. >> the guy was clearly in

>> god is the one that needs to change his mind. >> reporter: as crowds pour in and go through metalill nye requested, ham says prayers. >> lofty opinions raised against god. >> bill nye is back up being made up. do you get nervous for something like this? >> absolutely. if you stop getting nervous, quit doing it. >> reporter: did you walk around this place? >> no. i've just seen pictures. >> reporter: what do you think of dinosaurs living next to adam and eve? >> on some level it's funny. like the flintstones were funny. >> he arrives for the hand shake. mr. ham. >> reporter: this is the first time you've ever met? >> thank you for being here. >> tails. >> heads. >> and it is heads. >> i'll go first. >> reporter: as we walked through the crowd, we realized quite quickly, it's not all creationists here. not by a long shot. >> n nye fans or ken ham fans? >> science fans. >> bible fans. >> bill nye. >> reporter: how about you? >> ken ham. >> have you guys said a word to each other before? you have? are you getting along? do i need to get in there and break it up at all? >> no, we're go

god bless you, and god bless america.♪ >>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome steven tucker. ♪ >> good morning. thank you all for coming. great one mark levin just signed my book. i'm not letting go of it until i leave this stage. he's coming up pretty soon. for many, many months before the passage of the party protection and unafford care act, we were told by our friends on the left of which i have -- that we had to pass this law to solve the issue of preexisting conditions. we were also told that 45,000 people were, quote, dying in the streets. is that true? no. of course it's not true. first of all, we know people are not dying in the streets because of what law? emergency medical treatment and leave act passed under reagan. if you're 250 yards from a hospital in this country, they have to treat you regardless of your ability to pay, but was president obama speaking truthfully if you deny health insurance in the individual market where there's no protection to preexisting condition, does that mean you're left with no