some -- an inevitable god is a pointless god but god is ineffable by definition. infinite, he is not mortal, he or she or it is not limited but we have turned god into this cartoon. we can see how that has unfortunately that is why people who think, who dennis prager doesn't appreciate, liberals, reject that cartoon is god, that anthropomorphic gogod, that god that justifies very unchristian politics of consume consume consume because it is good. i could go on and on. i will stop, because dennis prager has some interesting ideas but for anyonet to call themselves christian and not see that love is at the core of christianity and jesus christ himself rejected the capitalism and the type of consumption dennis prager seems to elevate above all other good, is kind of blind. i will stop. >> host: that was jim. >> guest: for the record i am a jew, not a christian. nevertheless i thought it might be relevant. nevertheless i don't believe george washington, john adams, james madison and almost every great thinker in history believed in a cartoon. that dismissal ismo very

because then god will judge hitler, and then god -- >> host: okay. >> guest: so i want god to judge you and me. so don't speak for me. >> caller: well, that's what i believe. and that increasing belief is becoming more prevalent in this country, fortunately. but a small religious minority has continued to force its ideology, to force its us to live by your religion, your values. that's just deeply, deeply wrong -- >> host: gaye -- >> caller: and i could make a huge list. >> host: gaye, before we let you go, before we let you go, here are the ten commandments very quickly, and which of these do you think you live by? i am the lord, your god, you will have no other gods before me, do not take the lord's name in vain, remember the sabbath, honor thy mother and father, conot murder, no adultery, steal, do not bear false witness and do not covet. >> caller: i'm familiar with them. >> host: i'm sorry, you're not familiar with them? >> caller: i am familiar with them. i went to sunday school. [laughter] as a child. >> guest: why is it childish and simplistic to think if everybody lived by thes

liberty and small government and a god-based populace -- not a god-based government, but a god-based populace, that was what the founders wanted. because if people feel responsible morally to a god, they will generally act better. do you know that secular professors did a fascinating study, and they found that where people believe in a hell, there is more ethical behavior than where people do not believe in a hell. which makes perfect sense. if you believe that you'll be caught speeding, you don't speed. if you don't think you'll ever be punished for speeding, then you will speed. why do we deny basic, simple facts of life? because we want to deny them. as that, one of the earlier callers said, i don't want to be judged. and you don't either, mr. prager. but i do want to be judged. i pray to god that i'll be judged. because if i'm judged, thena everybody's judged. then there is moral meaning to the universe. then hitler and his victims don't have the same fate. i wont mother at least a to be -- i want mother teresa to be in heaven. i want adolf hitler to be in hell. i want it. i don'

i understand that an affable god is a pointless god, but god god is ineffable by definition. he's infinite he is not mortal. he or she or it is not mortal but we turned god into this cartoon. unfortunately that is why people who think, who apparently he doesn't appreciate liberals, but they reject that cartoonish god. that god that justifies very unchristian politics. >> consume, consume, consume, consume because it's good. i'm going to stop. mr. gregor has some interesting ideas but for me for anyone to call themselves a christian and not see that love is at the core of christianity and not see that jesus christ himself rejected the capitalism that mr. gregor seems to elevate above all over good is sometimes kind of blind. i will stop.a jew, not >> okay well just for the record, i'm a jew, not a not a christian but nevertheless, i thought it might be relevant, and i don't believe that this george washington, john adams,ad james madison and almost every great thinker in history believed in khartoum. that dismissal is very common today. people have a dismissive attitude toward

experiencing the mercy of god. experiencing the brace of god. speak about the mercy of god, experiencing the mercy of god. being a participant in the mercy of god. we are talking about the image of a father whose running after his child. running after his children to bring them home. i think, for example, the hound of heaven, where he speaks of the hound of heaven running up and down in an effort to come after his children to bring them home. i think that really speaks to the fundamental question of the human spirit. at the heart of our spirit is the question "am i worth it? am i mi lovable? do i matter? ." the experience of the mercy of god is first and foremost unaffordable answer. i matter to god. i am worth it to god. god seeks me out up and down the labyrinth in a way to embrace me and bring me home. that is the first thing we have to say about mercy. >> it reminds me of that rembrandt, the prodigal son. i remember very well that inaugural message from pope francis and how it resonated so deeply with people, around the world. that beautiful

oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! that's when i started to really freak out. oh, my god! >> what? >> windows are breaking. >> what? >> windows are breaking! get in the closet. get in the closet. it started breaking our skylights, which we have six of, that cover our entire house. oh, my god. i'm filming it. >> stay back. >> oh, my god. >> stay back. >> oh, my god. okay, get out, get out! >> rain started coming in, glass flying and breaking, limbs hitting and coming through our house. it's in my room. it was quite unusual and very scary. oh, my god, the kitchen windows. oh, my god. our kitchen window is broken out. >> after almost ten brutal minutes of pounding -- >> our front window broke. >> oh, i know. >> -- the storm ends. >> oh, my god. >> residents of oklahoma walk outside to assess the staggering damage. >> there's still huge pieces of hail out here. i was expecting lots of dents in the cars. here's a baseball. what i didn't expect was windows totally blown out. >> all the windows are ruined. oh, my gosh. imagine baseballs just pounding your car for five minutes solid. this

god is our creator. we are made in his image which means we have these amazing brains that can do almost anything. your brain can process more than 2 million bits of information in one second. there is nothing that even begins to compare with it. the question is what do we do with those brains. that's why god gave them to us so that we can develop them improve ourselves and improve the people around us. of course recognizing that things went very well for me i thought i was pretty hot stuff. along came this little boy from georgia. he was a prodigy at age two. by the age of four, he stopped being able to walk. his eyes were looking at different directions he had all kinds of trouble. he was diagnosed with a brain stem tumor. he saw multiple specialists and they all told the family to take him home and keep them comfortable because he is going to die. he ended up at johns hopkins and i remember when he rolled up to the ward barely moving or breathing and i looked at the skin and saw this ugly tumor and th

okay, but he did believe in the god of the bible.od and he believed in a judging god. god. that is what the secular world means. i'm convinced at its core that people do not want to be judged in the hebrew bible and the ten commandments introduce the idea that you and i and everyone here and everyone alive is going to be judged on their moral behavior. that's big. and people don't like that. that is why the word judgmental and is a dirty word. >> host: dennis prager, people want to hear your radio shop. >> guest: i'm on all over the country. not every single city, but the vast majority of medium and big cities. you can hear it on the internet effortlessly per there is an ap you can hear me on. i get calls from brazil, i get calls i think i got a call from years pakistan wants. it. it is amazing what is possible now. just look up on google, the dennis prager's show. >> host: year syndicated by salem.ree weeks? >> host: what's the main topic you've talked about the last few weeks. >> guest: there's a lot about what is happening with regard to especially the republican side. r

but he's one of god's messengers. god sends him out to do his bidding. but by the time you get to the new testament, this is a completely different satan. this is satan with a capital s. this is not man's adversary, this is god's adversary. he is an evil, demonic being. well, that shows you the influence of zoroastrianism. if i were to be very grip -- and i am being here -- i would say christianity is what happens when you combine zoroastrianism and judaism. >> host: next call is george in king of prussia, pennsylvania. george, we're listening. >> caller: hello. i have a couple questions regarding how christianity reconciles jesus as god. one point in the gospel jesus says the father knows the time of the final judgment, the final coming, but i don't. and then again -- and i went to church today -- in the gospel today -- [laughter] and several times after the resurrection jesus appears to his disciples and others, but they don't recognize him. i never heard, well, what does he look like, what form does he take. >> guest: yeah. well, that, actually, is ve

god bless you. [applause] ♪ ♪ only in america we akll geta a chance everybody gets to dance only in america sun going down on a la freeway back of ain the limousine welder's son and banker's daughter ♪ says he isich staying in the race. the announcement a short while ago with senator ted cruz and his running mate of one week, carly fiorina. donald trump is expected to speak in the next 20 minutes. we have been told from the term staff he will follow remarks by senator ted cruz as we watch his family and his mother leave the stage. the results continue to be on the bottom of the screen. for those of you listening, let's go to some of the actual members. it's a close race on the democratic side. donald trump winning a resounding victory parade 51.6 percent of the vote. john kasich, who did not compete in ohio, coming in third.

to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home, sweet home god bless america my home, sweetve stand beside her and guide her through the night with a light from above from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home, sweet home god bless america my home, sweet home from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home, sweet home god bless america my home, sweet home ♪ [applause] >> professors from boston university and m.i.t. join a conversation on u.s. dollars in the asia-pacific region. that's live from the wilson center at 10:00 a.m. eastern. at noon, and discussion on the relationship between worker pay, productivity, and the economy. live coverage on c-span. [applause] >> up next we will hear from metal of honor recipient sal g iunta. he spoke earlier this year at the leadership

oceans white with god bless america my home, sweet home god bless america homeme, sweet ♪ [applause]tioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] on this memorial day 2016, the amphitheater at arlington national cemetery emptying. you can see the president's comments again and the entire event on our website at c-span.org. vice president biden will be participating in the ceremony in delaware where the national guard is honoring his late son, beau biden naming it headquarters in his castle. that is members of congress across the country are participating in ceremonies. a tweet here from daniel webster, congressman from florida -- senator john here in montana -- tammy duckworth of illinois, a wounded veteran, a morrill day -- -- memorial day -- lou -- ylvania, and in new york, representative angle --

oh, my god. oh, my god. >> rare and terrifying encounters under the sea. >> this great white grabbed me. >> nowhere to run. >> i mean you've got a couple tons of whale tail coming at you that fast and its barnacle alone would have been like getting hit with baseball bat the size of a tree. >> nowhere to hide. >> shark snapped the whole front of the cage off, came right inside with us. >> surfers, day trippers, and professional divers, make no mistake, this is their turf. >> there's always a danger when you are out with wild animals. anything can happen at any moment.

to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home, sweet home god bless america my home, sweethat i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with a light from above from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home, sweet home god bless america my home, sweet home from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home, sweet home god bless america my home, sweet home ♪ [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ismaria contreras-sweet administrator of the small business administration, which offers support to 20 million small businesses in the u.s. she delivered the commencement address at whittier college in california and told graduates to rely on family and friends and talked about her success in public service. ms. contreras-sweet: all right. how is everyone doing so far? are you awake, class of 2016? i want to first and forem

god bless you and god bless america. thank you.ntlemen, the honorable robert mcdonald. [applause] sec. mcdonald: good afternoon. good afternoon. i'm pleased to be able to add my congratulations to everyone who has had a hand in make thing day happen, especially to those veterans who have earned this award through their pioneering service. my mission, and the mission of my apartment is the care for -- and the mission of my department is to care for those who have born the battle, in president lincoln's words, and for the families and their survivors. it's the best and most inspiring mission in government, serving the best and most deserving clients in the world. the proof is right here among us. this, the veterans of the 65th infantry regiment, this honor is long overdue. but i want you know the veterans of puerto rico have never been forgotten by the american people. the v.a. has been caring for them for longer than it's been a department, providing them the same care and benefits available to other veterans. over 60,000 veterans a

oh, my god. oh, my god. >> rare and terrifying encounters under the sea. >> this great white grabbed me. >> nowhere to run. >> i mean you've got a couple tons of whale tail coming at you that fast and its barnacle alone would have been like getting hit with baseball bat the size of a tree. >> nowhere to hide. >> shark snapped the whole front of the cage off, came right inside with us. >> surfers, day trippers, and professional divers, make no mistake, this is their turf. >> there's always a danger when you are out with wild animals. anything can happen at any moment. >> "caught on camera: into the deep." >>> welcome to "caught on camera." in this hour, we'll take you to the high seas where you'll meet some of the world's most mysterious creatures and witness encounters with shocking results. it's all caught on camera. divers, surfers, and tourists discover what lies beneath the surface of the deep. the islands of thailand. two divers take off for a day of diving and a bit of fun in the sun. their

god made pot and it is god. god made pot and it is poison. >> he also made the crocodile, but that is not something i would share a gas mask with. there are plenty of reasons to argue pro-freedom and for medical marijuana research. i think there are a number of things cannibus can do to heal the body and it is whoafully under researched the way it is scheduled in this country. and i don't think scientists need to make the case that god made dirt and dirt don't hurt and apply it to weed. there are other, smarter arguments and franklin graham wins this one. >> tim, i am encouraged and like the fact -- i am assuming they are pot smokers and they are mixing it up with franklin graham. it is a good sign. >> i think franklin graham if are you a pot smoker there is nothing better than franklin graham and a church full of rattlesnakes. if you do believe in god and you believe god has made everything including snakes and mushrooms, then it is an illogical proposition to say he made something great and smart. the real ans

and hearing god's voice. and yet i think in the modern culture, the notion of listening to god gets relegated to somebody with a mental illness. and therefore, is put into a different category, but not a religious category. and i'm just wondering, sort of, just in your thinking about that, what occurs to you about that? >> it's interesting. what i find is many people who are experiencing darkness and pain, psychological, emotional darkness and pain, feel alienated from god. so i view part of my role as helping them to hear god's voice again. or help from getting angry with god. being in a relationship with god, whatever that looks like to them, to be able to support that for them. >> i think maybe that's a thread we need to develop to break down the stigma even further in the issue. joann, i know that the program initiatives that you work with deal with all the con congregation, can you talk about the senior members as well as teen members of the congregation? >> so our youth team has just really started thin

may god bless you all and may god protect our troops. [applause] thank you. i've got to leave because there's only one thing more important. remember i said don't rationalize? my granddaughter named after my daughter is graduating from the university of pennsylvania in three hours, so so long. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> filmmaker and activist spike lee was the commencement speaker at johns hopkins university in baltimore. he urged graduates to be catalysts for change for the so-calledded 9%. -- 99%. he also criticized republican presidential candidate donald trump and paid tribute to the late singer prince with a reading of his song, "baltimore," that was released last year after that city's riots. this is about ten minutes. ms. . [applause] >> hello. that's weak. [laughter] hello. >> hello. >> thank you. greetings to the johns hopkins university, my good thanks to president daniels, the board of trustees, the faculty administration, especially the graduating class of 2016. [cheers and applause] and, again, we must acknowledge that people made this a

oh, my god. oh, my god. >> rare and terrifying encounters under the sea. >> this great white grabbed me. >> nowhere to run. >> i mean you've got a couple tons of whale tail coming at you that fast and its barnacle and bone and it would have been like getting hit with a baseball bat the size of a tree. >> nowhere to hide. >> shark snapped the whole front of the cage off, came right inside with us. >> surfers, day trippers, and professional divers, make no mistake, this is their turf. >> there's always a danger when you are out with wild animals. anything can happen at any moment. >> "caught on camera: into the deep." >>> welcome to "caught on camera." in this hour, we'll take you to the high seas where you'll meet some of the world's most mysterious creatures and witness encounters with shocking results. it's all caught on camera. divers, surfers, and tourists discover what lies beneath the surface of the deep. the islands of thailand. two divers take off for a day of diving and a bit of fun in th

may god bless you all, and may god protect our troops. [applause] vice president biden: thank you, i have to leave. remember i said don't rationalize? i have a granddaughter graduating from the university in pennsylvania in a few hours, so so long. [applause] >> c-span 2016 commencement coverage includes the diversity of notre dame, and we are joined by the school's president, reverend john jenkins was been ahead of university since 2005. father jenkins, it included notable catholics, vice president biden and speaker boehner.

may god bless you all and may god protect our troops. [applause] thank you. i've got to leave because there's only one thing more important. remember i said don't rationalize? my granddaughter named after my daughter is graduating from the university of pennsylvania in three hours, so so long. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> filmmaker and activist spike lee was the commencement speaker at johns hopkins university in baltimore. he urged graduates to be catalysts for change for the so-calledded 9%. -- 99%.

. >> oh, my god. my god. >>> "caught on camera: thrills and spills." thrill seekers have so many ways to pump up the adrenaline. racing cars, four wheeling through canyons, parachuting from bridges, you name it and the daring will try it. but when something goes wrong, the result can be terrible. is a near fatal injury worth the high? watch and you'll see that for some folks, risk is its own reward. in perris, california, sprint car racer kevin white takes a turn for the worse. his car flips over and launches him 25 feet in the air, landing him precariously on this wire fence. >> the start of the accident was very common. the end of the accident was very, very shocking. >> photographer mike truex has been shooting racing from his perch up on the scoreboard for more than 15 years. passionate about the sport, mike has intimate knowledge about the racing experience. >> 80 miles an hour around the top of the racetrack, mud flying, driver's arms flailing. it's insane. >> and if sprint car racing is insane from mike's vantage point, imagine how insane it is

oh, god.talking until he gets them straightened out. [ laughter ] >> seth: so as i was saying, on one hand, mother's day was this weekend, and on the -- >> seth: why did you skip rehearsal? just say something. >> seth: on one hand mother's day is great, 'cause your mom is great, she's so cute. >> seth: cute, what the hell is wrong with you? oh, god. where could you possibly go from here. >> seth: on the other hand, you're not allowed to think that se >> seth: horrible. oh, thank god. wally's finally got it together. >> seth: you ready to go, wally? >> yeah, i think i finally got them exactly -- geez, oh! >> seth: don't panic. focus. what is the first thing your level one improv teacher taught you? ♪ >> the first thing any good improviser needs is a suggestion from the audience. audience. audience. >> seth: can i have a suggestion from the audience? >> uh, bathroom. >> seth: okay. thank you. thank you. bathroom, okay. bathrooms, so on one hand every place is a bathroom if you pee there. [ laugh

and it turned from oh, my god to oh, my god!back to hillary and heads toward the water. >> i go down to the water's edge. i'm trying to grab his hand. and i jockeyed down deeper into the water. and hold my hand out. >> the swells were hitting him, taking him under. i started really freaking out. >> i remember just thinking we're all going to watch this kid drown. >> gary had put his hand in and it was trying to lift this young man out of the water but he just got smashed by a wave and sucked into the water himself. >> at this point, i real i'm in serious trouble. i'm fighting for my life. >> the current sucks gary into the mouth of the cave and hurls him perilously close to the jagged rocks. >> once gary was swept in there and the swells were coming in he was trying to dive under them and they were popping up. one minute they are popping up over here. the next minute they are popping up over there. it was just relentless. >> he is right there, behind you, he's going in the cave. >> we were kind of trying to direct gary to where

it like to play god?u tell me. i-- it's wonderful. un, the conceit of the show is that god inhabits the body of sean hayes the actor-- thank god evidence available. ( laughter ) and that he has grown weary of his 10 commandments so here are 10 new commandments to present to the audience eight times a week. and it's really great. it answereds all the questions you had as a kid and asks a few new ones as well. >> stephen: and here's a clip. >> one thing i definitely am is a brand. i am an established, well-respected brand, okay. so when i see some backup wide receiver from ( bleep ) university on sportscenter point to me after scoring a touchdown, it cheapens the brand! ( cheers and applause ) >> i have to say, out of all the shows you have to choose from broadway, that one looks pretty entertaining. >> stephen: it sure does. "hamilton." there you go. >> hamilton-schamilton. >> stephen: that's the founder of the universe right there. >> i am on every dollar bill, not just the 10. >> stephen: in sean we trus

but in spite of that, god is still good and god has blessed the williams family. >> welcome back to this very special edition of our show as we celebrate mother's day on our family farm in south carolina. we've going to conclude the day. we've heard from dr. ben carson and gospel singer shirley caesar and now we welcome legendary attorney benjamin crump. it's surprising to be on the farm that grew the williams' clan? >> it's awe-inspiring armstrong. i must say, it's amazing to see from whence you came. other mother is a great example of a legacy that created that foundation. i pray so many young brothers and sisters across america could see the legacy she has built and it's nothing short of just inspiring. >> you know, oftentimes we narrative when the media and others tell the story. it's always one from rags, growing up in poverty, single parent household. it's just something miraculous that caused them to become winners and contributors to the world, but there are many stories like our families where we grew up where your parents accumulated farmland. they built institutions and are ab

but why would a loving god let this happen? let's find out. god? god? are you there?yes, yes, i'm here, stephen. i'm here. how are you? how's it going. great-looking crowd you got down there. hello, new york! merry christmas! ho-ho-ho! merry christmas. >> stephen: well pandered, god, well pandered. >> it's what i do. i want people to like me. >> stephen: now god, i have a difficult question for you. >> well, stephen, when a man loves a woman very much, they exchange a special hug and then... >> stephen: no, no, no, god, not that question. >> good, cause it gets pretty icky after that. >> stephen: god, why did you let donald trump be the republican nominee? >> the what? shut the front door! no way! the guy with weird hair who sold steaks at the sharper image? >> stephen: yes. haven't you been following the election? >> oh, my god. here's the worst. teachen, i've been pretty busy to following the election. i've been dealing with a supernova in another galaxy. i have got to decide who wins the nba finals. what happened to jeb? i thought he was a sure thing. >> stephen: a

they invoke god.f they are not invoking god, it's not as narrow, i'm being somewhat narrow, but i do think it is a tradition to have a long history, and it's a tradition that now we think about it so much with the right that we don't realize how that tradition has been used all along as a counter narrative to this other way that the bible issues politically. >> i am intrigued with the case of mary would and the idea that religion can be linked to mental illness, although i think some connection,ize that even had we not read your paper. but you indicate there is a racial as a nation of things. did you find any instances of diagnosedents being with this? >> i'm only getting started on this and it grows out of a previous project. i became intrigued by the psychiatric literature about fathers -- followers of father divine. sociologists and so on, and the psychiatric literature is very distinctive in rehearsing a litany that go something like the negro is three generations .emoved from savagery when i star

may god bless each of you now and throughout your lives, and may god bless america. thank you. [applause] announcer: our commencement special continues, looking at 20 16th commencement speakers. we are joined by the president of hillsdale college in michigan, president since 2000. the speaker at the graduation was supreme court justice clarence thomas. justice thomas does not speak that often in the court. what was your chief consideration in terms of having him speak there? what was your motivation? >> i know he doesn't actually like to do things like that. i have been reluctant to ask him. but he is often top of the list of our senior class. so this year, they talked them into that. they said, maybe you're hurting his feelings by not asking. i accused him, but i did write a letter. >> was in the first time you had requested him to speak before the school, whether in a graduation setting or otherwise? larry: he spoke at my inauguration in 2000. he taught here for a week one time, here for another occasion. this was the first time i asked him for commencement. it will be a very

>> my god! >> like, yeah. >> we'll let you in on the truth. >> big -- that's my impression of everyone on youtube. fake. >> 21 seconds. "caught on camera: viral videos true or false." >>> extreme sports videos. they leave our hearts pounding and adrenaline pumping. >> i think we love extreme videos because we can live through them without risking life. >> when it doesn't go well, there's that element of jack ass like, my god, i can't believe that happened. >> no one can believe what happens in this next video. >> you see this high bar on the edge of this cliff. this guy is hanging from it. >> as we all know, base jumping's gotten pretty boring. you need to do things to make it more exciting. and he is flipping around. now, one might think that the setup crew would make sure that that high bar was extra sturdy. so as he's flipping, suddenly the high bar just up and collapses. >> and you're kind of wondering, is he falling to his death, you don't really see it. >> oh, my god. what happened? what h

my god bless each of you now and throughout your lives and may god bless america. thank you. [applause] >> our commencement special continues looking at 2016 commencement speakers. we're joined by the president of hillsdale college in hillsdale, michigan. he's been president since 2000. this year the commencement speaker at the hillsdale graduation was supreme court justice clarence thomas. dr. arm, justice thomas is someone who doesn't speak publicly that often. doesn't speak in the court that often. what was your consideration in terms of having him speak there? what was your motivation for that? >> well, i've been privileged to know him very much and admire him and i know he doesn't like to do things like that and have been reluctant to ask him but he was often at the top of the list of our senior class. this year they talked me into it and said maybe you're hurting his feelings by not asking him. i did write the letter and he said yes. >> was that the first time you had requested him to speak before the school whether in a graduation setting or otherwise? >> he had been h

i at least didn't call myself "colbert tha god." by the way, which tha god, and which god?f islam. and genesis chapter 126 said god created man in his image according to his likeness. it gives me something to strive for. >> stephen: that's dog backwards. that's very nice. puts you on top. >> exactly. >> stephen: there's a lot of responsibility being god. >> a lot of pressure, a lot of responsibility. >> stephen: you have a show called "the breakfast club" here in new york, available on i harder road of radio, your cohosts are d.j.envy, and angela yee. and you're the ruler of rubbing people the wrong way, the architect of aggravation. why do you wish to aggravate the people? >> it's kind of the eminem eight mile theory. you have ever seend the end of "8 mile" where eminem starts rapping about everything they say, and he owned it. i own what people say about me. >> stephen: you say things about other people. you asked p. diddy if he had tupac killed? >> let's put that in context. ( laughter ) there was a documentary out that basically pointed the finger at him and said that h

god bless. hello. you don't have much light. you be the light. you be the light. >> the light tomorrow. >> god bless you. >> thank you. i need it, too. >> i try to encourage them to give them hope that this is not the end of the world and what happened this the past doesn't have the to continue. >> angela says she's not sure about that. >> i'm not ready to do confession. i'm scared that i go hope and do bad again. >> well. how do you feel about what you did already? >> i don't feel that guilty. >> okay. maybe we need to talk. >> i'm totally honest with sisterer my which he will. she knows all about he. why are you going to at confessions and start selling drugs. >> this doesn't look like a bright future for you. why is this. >> i'm just a cuss topped to it. i like money. i love money. i love the feeling of it. i love the feeling of being in control. money talks. [ bleep ] walks. >> i believe in one god. >> carerri is serving 45 days for possession of a controlled substance. she's resistant to confession but frequently attends mass. >> i cop to ch

because although they knew god, they did not glorify him as god. nor were thankful but became futile in their thoughts and their foolish hearts were darkened. professing to be wise, they became fools. therefore, also god gave them up to uncleanness in the lust of their hearts to dishonor their bodies among themselves who exchange the truth of god for the lie and worshiped and served the creature rather than the creator, end quote. the creator. our nation has always been anchored in the creator. from its inception throughout our history, god has been the foundation of our republic as seen in the sweeping lines of the declaration of independence when it drove our founders to proclaim, quote, the separate and equal status to which the laws of nature and nature's god entitled them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impale them to separation. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. among the

most people understand what we have going on is god needs to get our attention. we lost ig what blessed this family. your family is bless. you serve the lord in your house hold. you get to decide what is right and wrong. why are we so afraid to talk about a simple thing? god still mat ores. >> i think people are intimidated. we say in the name of jesus. all you have to do is test it out and go into a public school and say jesus. can't wear jesus this, no christmas, no there must be something about the name. >> even if people don't believe in the jesus we believe in, there is a higher order we need to answer to. there are certain things that are required of us beyond man's law. >> that is a good point, armstro armstrong. i have been dealing with the senate and house, when i got to washington 20 years ago i used to respond as a black republican from detroit. then a senate staffer. th now i need to respond as a businessman and father. last two years, i thought i need to respond with my faith. my conversations became much easier if you respond with your faith and wor

god bless you. that future with faith. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much, governor words andhose searing good reminders of what matters change best.to for your public service to the state of indiana, for your personal life, that's modeled by ethical standards, for the xample of your servant leadership, and for your personal christian character that is evidence to all those ho interact with you personally. bythe authority vested in me the indiana board of trustees, i the degree, ou doctor of public leadership, in pens we've vested governor with the appropriate acumen as we could, and i present this parchment of recognition. congratulations. [applause] nnouncer: louisiana governor john bel edwards spoke to the

oh, god. okay. thank you so much. why did you do that? >> do you all have any stories for us? like any embarrassing stories when she was young. >> no. >> all the very best! >> okay, good. >> okay. we'll leave it there. thank you, so much, guys. >> very cute. >> that was very sweet of them, wasn't it? >> no, they don't like to do that kind of thing. >> i know they don't. that's why it was especially sweet. family members kill each other. >> oh, my god. >> oh, look at this! let's sing it, everybody! ♪ happy birthday to >> hey, let's try that again!

go with god. black lives matter. >> on the next "washington journal, whether nutrition labels make a difference in changing people's eating habits. richard williams who served in the fda will join us. that a conversation with jack hitt on the future of flying cars. later, former new mexico governor gary johnson, who secured the libertarian party presidential nomination, will talk about the 2016 race. washington journal is live at 7:00 a.m. et every morning on c-span. >> madam secretary, we proudly give 72 of our delegate votes to the next president of the united states. >> several of the candidates indirectly and by name and share their thoughts on the current political climate. who we will hear from those know the campaign process well. former presidential candidate ben carson and former president bill clinton. atst, ben carson southeastern university where he talked to his time on the campaign trail, and his experiences as a neurosurgeon at johns hopkins hospital. he also spoke about his christi

>> all god wants is your obedience.i>so once you sow that seed, expect god to perform his word for you. >> utterly lost on me: the importance of sowing in faith for miracles. >> as a result of me planting that seed that night, god sustained me. ♪ [applause] >> thank you for joining us we have a very special program today and a very special guest. and with all my heart, i believe that before today's program is over, your life will never, ever be the same again. i believe it. get ready for god to do something special for you today. if you are looking for a deepe

[cheers and applause] >> god bless the hoosier state. let me tell you about the america that i love. our nation is an exceptional nation. we were founded by rise be takers and pioneers. brave men and women who put everything on the line for freedom. we began with a revolutionary idea that our right don't come from kings or queens or even presidents, but from god almighty. that every one of us has an unalienable right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. and that to protect those rights, the constitution serves as change to bind the mischief of government. for more than two centuries we have protected those right. we believe in equal rights for everybody. that everybody deserves dignity and respect. whether they agree with you or not. that there will always be evil in the world and injustice in the world. but america stand up to it and confronts it. plu[applause] even from a montgomery jail our voice for justice and equality rings out for the ages. america is hopeful, optimistic. america is kind. we are not boastful or mean spi

thank you and god bless you.plause] ♪ and donald trump campaigns released ads ahead of the primary. here's a look. ted cruz voted for obama's job killing trade that supported expanding visas for foreigners by 500%. no supplies ted cruz supported amnesty for 11 million illegals and would welcome more syrian refugees. only donald trump will stand at to china, japan, mexico and only donald trump will end the illegal immigration to keep us safe. >> on donald trump and i approve this message. >> on ted cruz and i approve this message. dpaed cruz voted against and is fighting to stop tpp. he stopped begetting of eight amnesty bill well -- while trump funded it. brings in hundreds of foreign workers to replace americans. what a phony. >> thank you for being with us. guest: some news on donald trump in the new hampshire delegation. ands talk about tomorrow indiana. what are we looking at? guest: we are looking at a make or break state for ted cruz, who has lost six straight states. he got the governor's enforcement, has