. >> god bless america. >> god bless you and god bless the united states of america. >> we're going toick up our conversation on faith and politics with a question of candidates who don't believe in god. let's bring in our political panel. joe watkins is a former white house aid to president george h. w. bush, pastor with the christ evangelical christian church . growing one george william welcome to all of you thank you for being here. joe, former white house staffer, form he gop strategist and a pastor of a church in a poor neighborhood. >> yes right. >> if a candidate shared your views on the world your beliefs but was an atheist would you vote for them? >> sure, sure. at the end of the day, what matters is not what somebody's religious affiliation or beliefs, but whether it comes to politics and government where they stand on the issues i care about. on the issues of faith and love. >> what are the issues? >> everything is tied to faith but i realize most people don't necessarily take their faith seriously. you know just because somebody was born a protestant or born a catholic tha

god bless america and may you always ride on let eagle of freedom, good night. >> booktv isn't miranda facebook, we want to hear from you. twitter.com/booktv, or post a comment on our face book page, facebook.com/booktv. chelsea clinton is next on booktv, her book "it's your world: get informed, get inspired, and get going!" talks about what she sees as the world's biggest challenges, is young people making an impact in their own community. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening, welcome to bind and noble at union square. thank you for taking time to join us celebrating the release of chelsea clinton's at 18. chelsea clinton has always expressed an interest in improving the world. 50 simple thing as to save the earth. today she served as vice chair of the clinton foundation where childhood obesity, climate change and increasing opportunities for women and girls around a globe. chelsea's latest accomplishment is "it's your world: get informed, get inspired, and get going!" a book which explores some of the biggest challenges young people shares stories about the future generation mak

god bless. god bless america to help us. thank you very, very much. >> one performer taking part in the night's concert is this teen rapper. >> i personally feel that being african-american, i have african roots, and, you know, i can't allow somebody else to just die off of a sickness that can be such easily avoided. that's where my heritage comes from. >> nico gave us an impromptu preview of his rap song. >> as a people, we are here to survive the pain that we feel lets us know we're alive you can't stop now turn the will into drive have the will of the lord with your hands to the sky >> the concert was held in the giant room where the u.n. general assembly usually meets. raging so high in west africa >> this group is called "one voice." although comprised of musicians from several different african countries, the message is the same -- ebola can be beaten. >> all the people in the world, in the nation, all affected by this plague's wicked implication hope for our soul and the light that we bring tomorrow's always better wi

god bless america for him a few bumps and bruises is worth it if the inmates get a brief reprieve from the hopelessness of prison. god bless america over 80% of angola's inmates will never be free again. some don't even leave when they die. they're buried right here, inside the prison walls. >> it's like take you away from being incarcerated while being incarcerated. >> reporter: timothy gay and aldrick lathan are both in for armed robbery. is it something you guys look forward to all year? >> yes indeed. >> yes, sir. >> there's probably not a lot else to look forward to in here, right? >> no. >> not really. >> reporter: their victims would likely argue they don't deserve to have something to look forward to. certainly not those here for the most serious offenses. >> i took a hit and didn't get a penny. >> you took a hit and didn't get a penny? >> i've got to try to change this because corrections means corrected deviant behavior. so i'm charged with correcting him. that's my job. it's not lock and feed and torture and torment. >> reporter: so the rodeo in his mind is rehabilitation. h

god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with the light from above she's good.... sherman grew up moving to fort dodge. she graduated from st. edmonds in 19-95. -wx tease- waukee refuses to be intimidated by an undefeated record.... waukee refuses to be intimidated by an undefeated record.... later in sports... a thriller as the warriors try to knock of fort dodge in tonight's big game. "i think he knows this is d day and he's got to make a decision. right after the break... more evidence vice president biden will soon become candidate biden. most pundits say hillary clinton won this week's debate... and seem to back that up. clinton is leading in new hampshire for the first time since july. clinton's celebration may be short lived.. there's still a potential elephant in the race... but instead of a republican, we're talking about the vice president. jim acosta has the story. it's the big question all over washington... will he or won't he? nats "should the vice president run for your job?" when joe biden's political future came up in the oval

wheneer somethinggs going on we always s sy, "let us pray to god, god bless america," but then when someone brings up god it's like.. you know. it's like schizophrenia, we've got to get over that." former iowa front-runner donald trump recently slammed carson, calling him low energy. but carson says he's focused on issues and not looking for an apology. 19:55:11 "i think he can do whatever he wants." in waterloo, sarah mccarthy, kcrg-tv9 news. just tonight, the 3 remaining democrats in the field met in des moines for the annual jefferson-jackson dinner -- also symbolic with the iowa caucuses 100 days away... as former secretary of state hillary clinton, vermont senator bernie sanders and former maryland governor martin o'malley met in des moines, a narrow field brings a more narrow focus as debate season picks up. wiwih two candidates leaving the race this week and vice president joe biden announcing he will not run in 2016, clinton has also regained her first-place position in recent iowpolling -- with a lead between 5 and 9 points in the past 30 days over sannrs. " clinton: when republica

she sang "god bless america" as well as hit "firework" to a hillary." and i like katy perry at the same time. rose: but others -- maya: i came for katy perry. [laughs] and i'm living the bern. i'm living the bern. oh yeah rose: across the river, what the bernie sanders rally lacked in superstar performers, it made up with planes and support. micah: i'm just excited to be a part of this. this is the first time i've really taken interest. rose: the rally culminated with hundreds of supporters marching behind sanders as he made his way to the jefferson-jackson dinner. making it quite the day to be in des moines. sarah: getting firsthand to see all these things is pretty cool. you know telling my friends, oh, that's pretty exciting. you're gonna hear me roar rose: definitely a day to remember for a lot of people downtown. as a part of the excitement of the day, katy perry also took over clinton's instagram account -- posting a selfie alongside the candidate. in studio, rose heaphy, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. laura: once the shows outside the iowa even

whenever something's going on we always say, "let us pray to god, god bless america," but then when someone brings up god it's like.. you know. it's like schizophrenia, we've got to get over that." former iowa front-runner donald trump recently slammed carson, calling him low energy. but carson says he's focused on issues and not looking for an apology. 19:55::1 "i think he an do whatever he wants." in waterloo, sarah mccarthy, kcrg-tv9 news. donald trump wasn't in waterloo for the grassroots summit, but he still got a chance to make his opinions known. during a campaign event in florida, trump asted that his opponents' campaigns a ae running low on cash. "all of these people are spending money. and what i'm saying is that wouldn't it be night if we had a country that would spend the leact and be numberone. think of it. wouldn't that be nice. wouldn't that bbnice " trump also called out democratic candidate hillary clinton, for her campaign spending. democratic presidential candidates campaigned in des moines last night, at the jefferson jackso nner. but currnt frontntunner hillary clinton

no, no, no, not god bless america, god damn america. that's in the bible. we're killing innocent people. god damn america for treating her citizens as less than human. >> that's not all. during the same interview, president obama once again attacked the fox news channel. listen to this. >> it's interesting because we're talking in iowa people alwa always, i think, were surprised about me connecting with folks in small town iowa. and the reason i did was, first of all, i had the benefit that at the time nobody expected me to win. and so i wasn't viewed through this prism of fox news and conservative media and making me scary. at the time i didn't think scary. having a funny name. >> here is presidential candidate ted cruz who by the way has leapt into third place in the fox news poll. one of only three candidates in double digits as we put it up on the screen. this is now a growing trend. you've now been increasing your numbers in the polls. you also had an incredible corn quarter in terms of donations. this is obviously a pattern. things have changed for th

god bless you and god bless america. i hope i will work hard to deserve this award.gracias, buenas noches, we love you. [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] our wrote to the white house coverage of presidential candidates continues from new hampshire. speakers include eight republican and democratic presidential candidate talking about issues of uniting the job creation, securing social security and medicare, and making america energy secure. 12:30, we're alive with john kasich as he speaks at a town hall meeting. on wednesday, live at 7:00 p.m. eastern, jeb bush will begin a town hall in concorde. 2016 taking you on the road to the white house on in 1830,: this monday, dread scott was in the flip -- was enslaved. to duties ined several free states, during which he married harriet robinson. mr. scott tried to buy his family's freedom from the window but she refused and he sued. following the case of

let's make sure that everybody will have the same opportunity that i got here a god bless you and god bless americai hope i will work hard to deserve this award. noches,racias, buenos we love you. [applause] our road to the white house coverage of the presidential candidates continues from new hampshire on monday. from the problem solver convention in manchester. speakers include eight candidates talking on the issues of uniting the country, job creation, balancing the budget, security, andl making america energy secure. on tuesday, we are live with john kasich as he speaks at a town hall meeting in new hampshire. on wednesday, jeb bush speaks at a town hall meeting in concorde. >> this week on q&a, former u.s. senator and presidential candidate gary hart. mr. hart discusses his book, the republic of conscience where he argues our political system has been consumed are the kind of corruption avoided by our founding fathers. brian: senator gary hart, you have a book out called republic of conscience. why a book on the subject? gary: two reasons. the transformation of washington in the 30 years since

speaker, god bless you and your family, and god bless the united states of america. [applause] this is the speaker's house, this is the speaker's -- this is the people's house, this is the people's gavel, and the in the people's name it is my privilege to hand this gavel to the speaker of the house, congressman and honorable paul ryan. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. [applause] thank you, nancy. [applause] [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. [applause] thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you, madam leader. before i begin, i would like to thank all of my family and friends who flew in from wisconsin and from all over for being here today. in the gallery i have my mom, betty, my sister, janet, my brothers, stan and tobin, and more cousins than i can count on a few hands. [laughter] [applause] they're all over. most important, i want to recognize my wife jana and our children, liza, charlie and sam. [cheers and applause]

god bless america. >> stephen: uh-huh. (laughter). >> stephen: then let me ask you this, how do you pronounce that, paprika. >> it's paprika. >> what language do you speak? whoa, whoa, whoa. >> stephen: you have to be bold, what languages do i speak. >> you speak english. >> stephen: i speak american english and then all do you, is-- you put that. >> it is a jelly, oh, man. >> stephen: you can put this on a saltene on rice cracker, put it on a piece of newspaper, if you want. mayonnaise, mustard paprika on a saltine, ready? >> go on. >> oh my gosh. >> stephen: want some more? >> what have i done to deserve this [bleep] >> stephen: well, sienna, thank you so much for being here. (laughter) burnt is in theaters october 30th. sienna miller, everyone. thank you so much. (cheers and applause). >> stephen: hey, everybody, welcome back. my next guest is the star of supergirl which premiered tonight on cbs. please welcome melissa benoist. place plaws-- (applause) congratulations, this is your big night. >> stephen: so by the time,

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god bless america. >> stephen: uh-huh.hter). >> stephen: then let me ask you this, how do you pronounce that, paprika. >> it's paprika. >> what language do you speak? whoa, whoa, whoa. >> stephen: you have to be bold, what languages do i speak. >> you speak english. >> stephen: i speak american english and then all do you, is-- you put that. >> it is a jelly, oh, man. >> stephen: you can put this on a saltene on rice cracker, put it on a piece of newspaper, if you want. mayonnaise, mustard paprika on a saltine, ready? >> go on. >> oh my gosh. >> stephen: want some more? >> what have i done to deserve this [bleep] >> stephen: well, sienna, thank you so much for being here. (laughter) burnt is in theaters october 30th. sienna miller, everyone. we'll be right back. thank you so much. ,,,, the open water paddlers. greenwood runners. the hike life trail club. for us it's not about running faster. it's about being out here together. the feeling is hard to describe. you cant put put into words. but we don't have to. for friends w

. ♪ god bless america ♪ land that i love >> i am done. >> coming up, men give dating advice to womener the break. stay tuned. >>> dating is complicated. if only an on-line news, entertainment and style blog could offer advice to the dating illiterate. the huffington post did just article titled 12 things men wish women would do on dates. the divorce bloggers suggested females do the same thing. let me hold the door 4. if you are a surgeon and waiting for someone to tks you, have the phone on the table. otherwise put it away. that's a bit of a stretch, a female heart cornellen? just kidding. i work out and one of the reasons i do so outside of staying healthy is so that women can see i am a man who takes care of himself. why not just gaze at yourself and please pick up the phone when i call. a call means i really like you. who knows? maybe i will have more ciewls for you to follow. disagree and ask hutch money i make. is this great advice or dumb advice? >> i think if you have to advise anyone on those thicks there is trouble -- on those things there is trouble in paradise. how much d

. >> god bless you, thank you and god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. >> why did he do all that? just for that? that lekd bask in the applause of his campaign victory speech? we now know that marco rubio did not spend years begging people for money to fund his senate campaign so he could get washington and do the work that he loves, representing the 20 million people of the state of florida. he doesn't love that work. he just told us that today. but he had already made that very clear, just made it really clear how much he doesn't love that work, because he is the united states senator with the worst attendance record in the united states senate. >> 29% of the time over last year you were not in attendance when votes were taken in the senate. and i know you say you're running for president, but your record before that wasn't great either. are you placing your own personal ambitions above your responsibilities to your constituents down in florida? >> no. in fact, the majority of the job of being senator isn't walking on to a senate floor and l

kennedy: of course, i am a free market capitalist, god bless america! found that people who like bitter tasting food and beverages are more likely to be sadistic and aggressive, that means you should watch out for those potential psychos who like black coffee water, and tonic water? >> i love to drink tonic water. kennedy: that so weird i saw you petitioning an old women on the bus today there this study is weird. because, you are talking too personal. are talking to people who chug plaqublack coffee all day long,d ask them if maybe they get aggressive every now and then probably because they are so jacked up on caffeine. kennedy: jamie? >> i don't drink coffee. kennedy: you take it like your men. >> a lot of the food studies are overturned, if you want a corporation with sadism i would not say drinking coffee but can- cannibalism. kennedy: joe, your coffee. >> i like to start the day with a coffee e en em-- it st just te question of what do you do with you doughnuts. >> thank you so much, coming up, i went to hollywood premier of all things must pass,

when weheard ray charles, it was like he could sing "god bless america," and it drills you.were you and miles friends? with miles dinner one night, and i didn't understand a word he said. i loved him. he was an important figure. charlie: a la hurt turned something down that you took. have there been instances in which you turned it down and somebody else took it up to stratospheric heights? herb: those days, it was a whole different story, but people used to come in with master records. they would play a record that was finished, and you had the opportunity to release it if you chose to. there was one record. it was 1968, i believe it was. i didn't like it at all. there was an original record we heard in 1958, but it was too long. it didn't sit right with me. i turned it down. that happened to be "louie, louie," which was number one for like eight weeks in a row, and every time i heard it, i still had that same feeling. instincts.y it feels good, great. if it doesn't, i will pass. charlie: a&m was successful because it was for artists, by artists? herb: it was thinking from

running for president of the united states, i'm standing on the stage with all of these folks, god bless america, you know, i'm pretty happy about all of this at the end of the day. >> governor, i've taken the time to impair the transcripts of each of the debates. i don't notice the difference. perhaps in tonality. but i'm not the guy on the stage. do you think there's a discernible difference to the questions put to the candidates? >> i they ever had really thought about it, michael. i never saw the democratic debate so i can't compare that. i can say in the first debate, i felt, you know, the questions were fair. they asked me some questions that were interesting. in the third debate, you know, they asked me a lot of questions, and i didn't feel anything was below the belt. the second debate was like demolition derby. i didn't get asked any questions. i don't want to spend my time talking about the process of the debate. however they set it up, i'll show up and do the best i can to let people know who i am. it's not just something i'm focused on. >> governor, was there a particular moment on t

god bless america, at the end of the day. >> i've compared the transcripts at each of the debates. i don't notice much of a difference. perhaps in tonality. do you think there's been a discernible difference in the types of questions put to the candidates? >> i've never really thought about it, michael. i never saw the democrat debate so i can't compare that. i can say in the first debate i felt the questions were fair. they asked me some questions that were interesting. in the third debate, you know, they asked me a lot of questions, and i didn't feel anything was below the belt. the second debate was like a demolition derby. i didn't get asked any questions. i don't want to spend my time talking about the process of a debate. however they set it up, i'll show up and do the best i can to let people know who i am. it's just not something i'm focused on. >> governor, was there a particular moment on the campaign trail that caused you to say, enough, i've got to deliver this message? >> i want you to know i'm fed up. i am sick and tired of listening to this nonsense. and i'm going to

. >> no, no, god bless america. >> but that's taken one snippet. >> you want snippets? is that a snippet? >> let's talk about this march, the rally. >> louis farrakha anti-semitic rally. >> a five-hour rally. >> anti-semitism. >> there were a lot of people talking about police brutality, talking about black on black violence, talking about issues that matter. you want to pick this out. >> for hours. >> let's talk about the fact that most people went there for -- >> okay, you say that. let me ask you a question. if i attended a rally where there was klansmen and racists and anti-semites, wouldn't that reflect on my character? >> well, yes, it sure will. >> that reflects on the character of those to farrakhan's. >> they didn't go there for that purpose. >> as somebody as farrakhan as racist as him spoke -- >> farrakhan is more than some of these comments that you want pull out. judaism is a gutter religion. >> i don't have to agree with everything he says. >> niger, thread the needle. always a razor's edge making excuses for the relationship with wright and for farrakhan'

when we heard ray charles, he could sing god bless america, whatever he did, it drills you, goes rightnto you. >> rose: were you and miles friends? >> i had dinner with miles one night. i didn't understand a word he said, but i loved him. he was an important figure. >> rose: al hurt turned something down which you took. has there been instances where you turned something down and someone else took it to stratospheric heights? >> people used to come in with master records. they'd play a record that was finished and you had the opportunity to release it if you chose to. one record, 1968, i believe it was, and i didn't like it at all. i thought it was out of tune. there was an original record i heard in 1958 but it was too long. it didn't fit right with me. just didn't feel good. i turned it down. that happened to be louie louie, which was number one eight weeks in a row and every time i heard it i always had the same feeling. >> rose: it was always out overtune when you heard it. >> i go with my instinct. if it feels good, great. if it doesn't, i'll pass. >> rose: a&m was successful beca

. ♪ god bless america ♪ land that i love >> they were for the most part fundamentalist southern baptistsr only concern. they were also supporting legislation to ban public funds for abortions and voicing approval of a measure being prepared to stop state control over private christian schools. >> e.r.a. got all tied up with roe versus wade. when you have roe versus wade, now you're turning evangelical christians against the women's movement. >> we have some beautiful women with us today, some women who know that they were created the way god wanted them. there are some very basic essential differences between man and woman. i hope god keeps it that way. >> i think when you study the e.r.a. and see what it really means to women, that the women don't want it, the men don't want it, and so, by public outcry, as you people are doing here today, we will beat e.r.a. >> two, four, six, eight -- >> thousands of women gathered in houston today as a symbolic torch marked the beginning of a national women's conference. >> with the e.r.a. losing momentum, people were trying to figure out what to do,

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god bless airman johnson harris's loved ones. may he guard all those in our armed forces who defend our nation's liberty and may god bless america. i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk shall call the roll. quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: mr. president, thank you very much. i ask the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. moran: mr. president, i spoke a few moments ago on the senate floor and i was -- as i was leaving, i was made aware of an article in which the minority leader, senator reid, was quoted and i wanted to come highlight something i want my colleagues to hear and know. and what the senator from nevada indicated was -- the article begins, "having secured the goal of getting a budget deal addressing the debt ceiling and sequestration cuts," the article says that democrats are now looking forward to the appropriations process. and as an appropriator, so am i. i'm interested for us to have the opportunity if this budget agreement passes, to make decisions about the pri

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means you have $4 million to $5 million at least saved away, if you do, i say to you, great job, god bless americais is the only country you could have done it in, and i say you should not get a social security check. you should not get a social security check. [applause] i did a townhall meeting in exit or where somebody yelled, i paid for it, i want my money back. first, you are right, you should get it back, but the government lied to you and stole from you. i'm not the first person to point this out for you. there's no trust fund. there's no lockbox. there's iou's in the lockbox. they are spending your money today. forget that. it's a fiction. somebody needs to tell you the truth about it. secondly, there's plenty of things you pay for that you don't get money back for, but what you get back his peace of mind. let's say homeowners insurance. you buy homeowners insurance in case your house burns down or there's a flood or a robbery, some calamity, and you know the money will be there for you to rebuild. let's say you own a home for 25 years, and you are selling it, and you never made a claim th

speaker, god bless you and your family and god bless the nited states of america. this is the speaker's house. this is the speaker's -- this is the people's house. this is the people's gavel, and the people's name it is my privilege to hand this gavel to the speaker of the house, congressman and honorable paul ryan. the speaker: thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you, madam leader. before i begin i would like to thank all of my family and friends who flew in from wisconsin and from all over for being here today. in the gallery i have my mom, betty, my sister, janet, my brothers stan and tobaccoin, and more cousins than i can ount on a few hands. most important, i want to recognize my wife, jana, and our children, liza, charlie, and sam. i also want to thank speaker boehner for almost five years he led this house, for nearly 25 years he served it. not many people can match his accomplishments. the offices he held, the laws he passed, but what really sets john apart is he's a man of character, a true class act. he is without a question the gentleman fro

them, god bless their families, god bless their legacy, god bles our p.o.w.s and mias past and present, god bless this great state of georgia and god bless the united states of america. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, would you please join me and stand for military honors. [ gunfire ] ♪ ♪ [ drum roll ]. >> you may be seated. at this time i would like to invite reverend buechner to the podium to offer a benediction. >> let us pray. remember, oh lord, we beseech thee, the souls of them that have kept the faith, those whom we remember and those we remember not. and grant them rest in the land of the living, in the joy of paradise when all pain and grief have fled away, where the light of thou count innocence shine et forever and guide in peace the end of our lives oh lord when they wilt and as they wilt that we may enter the gate and dwell in that house where there shall be no darkness, but one equal right, no noise nor silence, but one equal music. no fears, nor hopes but one equal possession. no end nor beginnings but one equal eternity in the now majesty and glory. world without end. unto god's greatest mercy and protection we commit ourselves and those near a

spanish] in president obama: god bless america.ail to the chief" plays] ["the washington post" plays] plays] berty bell" "washington journal" will be live from the montgomery county correctional facility tomorrow. how to explain my charges, how to explain my situation, how to write a letter of explanation, learning how to get an employereak to and explained my charges before they judge me before i get the job. explain the job, how to dress them how to talk, how to withhold information that is not needed to be given. the employer, we have talked, and he already knew more about me, so i felt comfortable explaining what i'm here for and what my goals are, and when he came here, he said he already knew some stuff about me. like now, i am just working. i got the job, and i soon as i got up, not even a week later, three or four days later, i started working, and now i have job and i can one take that experience and go to the next one and still go back and connect with the workforce and asked them to help me out and they will gladly step