in jerusalem, the more john the baptist denounces herrod, the more he risks inflaming herrod's anger.danger that could follow. >> you could talk about repentance and judgment day and maybe not get into much trouble. but you start to attack herrod personally, and he's going to attack you personally. >> what's wrong? >> i see herrod as a really divided soul. he was really kind of caught between his ambition, his desire to rule and his desire for his wife. by marrying his wife, he had transgressed jewish law, and that put him in a difficult situation as he sought the control of his power. >> a man insults your wife and you let him get away with it. >> herrodeus was a formidable character. >> you're not a man. you're a coward. >> she acts on her own desires, her own lust, and breaks laws by doing so. >> arrest him. >> humiliated by john, herrod is forced to put a stop to his verbal assaults. he arrests him as a threat to state security. and even then john will not be silenced. >> herrod! you are the criminal! not me! i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay

what are they talking about this is a hamlet herrod's herrod.ght he must sleep with a weapon in his bed. he must. >> right. if he is that paranoid. that helped it to play the whole first thing with the dagger in my hand. >> herrod is diseased at the time of the magi appearing. he has physical problems because he has led such a desolate life. the magi appeared and when we researched the book chinese astrologiers both confirmed in writing that this sky activity the red sky that led, actually physically. >> exist. >> right. >> the scene of the magi and herrod is real. it's not some fan thom religious thing that we pulled out of nowhere. we are going to talk to the guy who played jesus young actor slayman on wednesday. >> he a lovely guy. >> tough role playing jesus. >> yeah. >> i mean, come on. did you give him any advice as the older hand? he is a young guy. >> i don't really do that i just tell guys just go for it you know, you know in your heart because i think we are all connected, everything you need to know to play anything you are told to pl

they do not recognize a union but he is telling them that they are exodus, they are escaping from herrod, that in the history of the world they are a part of the story -- pharaoh, but in the history of the world they are a part of the story. it is one of the things that made king such a powerful figure , but for many of us involved in the struggle, we thought it was the lunch counter or getting a seat at the bus or civil rights legislation passed. to have someone telling you even if you do not believe it, but you are a part of one of the greatest, what i would consider the greatest freedom struggle the world has ever seen, because king saw it in global terms. and one thing we do not often recognize is that while we as americans were focused on the civil rights struggle, around the world there were anti-colonial struggles going on . so while african-americans were getting full civil rights era the majority of humanities -- civil rights here the majority of humanity became for the first time its citizens. mr. matthews: he mentions africa. speaker: he goes to africa and other places in part