both jehovah's witnesses, both home schooled by their mothers. or at least, aaron was home schooled until his parents' marriage broke up. >> we were so drawn to each other that two people were so were so driven and so optimistic and just wanted to do big things in life. >> reporter: so, after high school they got engaged and, full of excitement, planned a wedding. and then one night, shannon's mother pam sent the girls off to bible study and told their father gerry they needed to talk. >> she looked up and says, i don't want to be married to you anymore. i don't want to be here. >> reporter: everything was fine, fine, fine, fine and then boom. >> we seemed to be getting along. everything was fine and she said, this is it. i'm done. >> reporter: what did that feel like? >> oh, it was a crush. you were crushed. >> reporter: now these two had one more thing in common. both products of broken homes. the wedding day approached, just a few days to go, when shannon's mother pam and aaron's dad ralph invited the bride and groom-to-be for dinner and a tal

of it and to i r recognizt and to acknowledge it and try to control it so when it comes to hethe jehovah witnesses we try o do is stay within the limits of what our themes were on the history of the bible on the spread of this jewish and christian bible brought the world at different times. we do have a new world translation that we talk about the history of that and we put this in the context of this is an expansion of this traditional book we call the bible and it's simplistic to say the bible but we do try to put the jehovah witness version into that stream of history. >> host: do you have a team of biblical or literature consultants to help put this display together? >> guest: great question. we do. each of these we haveve well ovr 60 different scholars that we involved in different places and again what i didn't tell danny was the key was balance. if you will have a balance or museum that is dedicated to the bible that is used by the different peoples it's very important to have catholic scholars and have easternca christian scholars that to have those that are more critical and tho

so when it comes to the jehovah's witness, we try to stay within our limits, we look at the spread of this jewish and christian bible throughout the world and different times. is so we do have a new world translation, talk a little bit about the history of that. but we've put this in the context of this is really sort of an expansion of this sort of, you know, traditional book we call the bible, very simplistic to say "the bible," but we do try to put the jehovah's witness version into that stream of history. >> host: do you have a team of biblical or literature consultants to help put this display together? >> guest: yeah, great question. we do. so really throughout each of the exhibits -- we have well over 60 different scholars that we involve in different places. again, what i didn't tell danny was the key is balance. but if you're going to have a balance, if you're going to have a museum that's dedicated to the bible that is used by the different peoples, we -- it's very important to have catholic scholars, to have eastern christian scholars, protestant scholars, to have those tha

president donald jehovah trump. that's right. and he won. that he will tell you. the president had an all-timer on twitter yesterday. he's had a lot of good ones but this was his memorial day message. happy memorial day. good start. those who died for our country would be very happy and proud at how well our country is doing today, best economy in decades, lowest unemployment numbers for blacks and hispanics ever, and women in 18 years, rebuilding our military, and so much more, nice. [ laughter ] like he's borat. he ends with, "nice!" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] for most people, memorial day is a day to honor our fallen soldiers. for donald trump, it's a day for our fallen soldiers to honor him. [ laughter ] so he was asked over the weekend about his wife, melania. the first lady hasn't been seen for 19 days. after having what was thought to be a routine kidney procedure. and of course reporters are now starting to wonder how and where she is. >> i don't know, i'm not familiar with the case. but it's really too bad. really too bad. she's doing great, rig

[ laughter ] impure souls: styles of the amish. [ laughter and applause ] huge teen jackets and jehovah'sigures. it was like touring the vatican on mushrooms. [ laughter ] look. look, it's john the baptist! no, it's jeff goldblum! [ laughter ] at one point i was in the bathroom and i thought i smelled incense. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but it was the three wise men smoking a joint. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> fortunately the olsen twins were there. >> jimmy: yeah, that's right. >> and the olsen twins make everything better. but i -- >> jimmy: they do. [ laughter ] >> i was -- but i was mortified. because i talked to the coat racks for 20 minutes. and i didn't realize it wasn't them. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, no, you're not. it wasn't, yeah. [ laughter ] that was a coat rack you were talking to. >> the coat rack. >> jimmy: uh -- >> it was a coat rack, ladies and gentlemen. >> jimmy: it was coat rack, ladies and gentlemen. let's talk about the play, can we, please? >> sure. >> jimmy: congrats. [ light laughter ] "angels in america." >> i know, it's overwhelming. we're all very gratified. yes, it's t

glen cove is also home to a church, a sikh church, jehovah witness, and several latino churches. many movies, television shows, and commercials have been filmed in glen cove, including "north by northwest" starring cary grant. and "sabrina" starring audrey hepburn, william holden, and humphrey bogart. as mayor i met harrison ford while filming the remake of "sabrina." i met michael douglas while film "the perfect murder" and told him about how his dad had filmed "a lovely way to die" in the 1960's. the web institute of naval architecture was stately wayne manor in "batman forever." were all other movies filmed in glen cove as well. familyous historical figures called glen cove home. bobby kennedy resided in glen cove when he ran for united states senator. from new york. jackie kennedy called west island home after the president had been shot. the first female congresswoman from new york was ruth baker pratt, baseball legends including roy campanella, whitey ford. billy joel spent a short time n glen cove. while many other artists record here regularly at cove sound stewed yode. s

for example, it says abraham spoke to jehovah as a man speaks to another man.nd then, another passage saying has ever seen god or spoken to him. rob ine go to lawrenceburg. should congress have a chaplain? caller: i think it is necessary, definitely. thew your comments about present chaplain not being present for -- or not being available for people who wanted to discuss certain matters and i find that disturbing. is, does paulty ryan believe we should not have a catholic chaplain? and who are the members of are in the freedom caucus that don't want to have a catholic chaplain? host: to what extent does a catholics and nomination -- to what extent does a chaplains denomination makes sense to you? caller: i am a christian. i was born and went through a catholic church and then i did go through other christian churches. know, the denomination doesn't make a big difference but it seems like there has been some bias here. that was robbed from tennessee. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independent collars, (202) 748-8002. some of the opinions