whether you agree that jeremiah wright sat in the same church, married a christian. this is where the game comes in, if you can put the label on him, you can distract voters. >>> moving on, the foiled attack in gallen texas featured two muslims encouraged by i.s.i.l. over social media, sending many to wonder if the government is doing enough to stop i.s.i.l. online propaganda. >> i.s.i.l. claims to gain influence in the united states. >> online magazines, use of social media, designed to target youth online. >> hundreds of thousands of terrorists were recruited over the internet. >> gunmen contacted a member of al-shabab via twitter much. >> it raises questions as to what can be done at home. >>> faiza patel, should the u.s. government put a stop to this, some of this, and cutting the cord to social media incitement, propaganda. >> there's a couple of things you are talking about when you say stop i.s.i.l. propaganda. >> twitter accounts, shut them down. >> exactly. shut down accounts, twitter, take posts off facebook - that's some of the things people say. i don't t

i will say i disagree with you that jeremiah wright is a bigot. having said that though the question becomes, when someone is running for office if they don't put their faith out front or at least declare that they are connected to a belief in something bigger than themselves, what we are craving in america and need in america -- -- we were talking about doctor king. if what america is craving and what we need is moral leadership, i think 1 can argue whether there is political leadership but god knows we need moral leadership in this country. if you don't put your faith out front, how else do you convince voters that you believe in something that life is bigger than just about you, bigger than just about the presidency and you can provide a moral leadership? >> i think also religion is more than belief. when somebody says i am jewish who knows what that means in terms of theology. it's part of an ethnicity. it's part of a culture, and i think christianity is part of a culture, too. one of the reasons that people suspected barack obama is because h

it so egregious that he would calm and conflate so many slogans and all this information that jeremiah wright of the republicans always call up something from obama's past. anyway, my biggest issue is how the republican party if you are aware that both the congress and all of the republicans they are are all creation and the republican party in congress -- excuse me, the gatekeepers hold the purse strings and we have no clue about the budget. and did you know about $22 billion go to faith-based funding and we don't even know who or what is going there. most of them are christians and how the money for the faith-based funding and it's almost impossible to get the information without suing for the freedom of information act to get the information and a lot of the money is funneled. >> host: you know what, we are going to leave it there. ben shapiro final comment. tesco government involvement is significantly more dangerous for religious or could it issues to be about than not. the strings are always attached as far as the federal government, i would recommend people look at where the money is g

jeremiah wright's one of the most talked about stories this week on social media, the florida woman who sent a plea for help with her pizza order. we're hearing from her and the 911 call. as rod carter reports she's telling her story to give other women help. >> reporter: cheryl treadway does not want to show her face. >> i did what i had to do. >> reporter: but she did show me this huge bruise. she says her boyfriend, ethan nickerson, did this when he held her hostage at knifepoint all day on tuesday. how tough has this been? >> very tough. it's a lot to go through. just get through it. >> reporter: when it was time to pick their sons up from school he would not let her go alone. when they all got home -- >> the kids were hungry and that was my excuse to use that. >> reporter: she came up with that clever way to get help -- order from pizza hut. >> and he thought i was ordering just a regular pepperoni pizza or whatever it was and added the few extra words and hoped and prayed it was going to happen and it did. >> reporter: this receipt shows the few extra words. please help -- get 911

it so egregious that he would calm and conflate so many slogans and all this information that jeremiah wright of the republicans always call up something from obama's past. anyway, my biggest issue is how the republican party if you are aware that both the congress and all of the republicans they are are all creation and the republican party in congress -- excuse me, the gatekeepers hold the purse strings and we have no clue about the budget. and did you know about $22 billion go to faith-based funding and we don't even know who or what is going there. most of them are christians and how the money for the faith-based funding and it's almost impossible to get the information without suing for the freedom of information act to get the information and a lot of the money is funneled. >> host: you know what, we are going to leave it there. ben shapiro final comment. tesco government involvement is significantly more dangerous for religious or could it issues to be about than not. the strings are always attached as far as the federal government, i would recommend people look at where the money is g

the jeremiah wright incident had become too problematic for the campaign.now inside the white house, we have as i said in this piece, you know sorts of a hands-off approach by the president to a hands-up crisis. and that's problematic. the president has again the skill, does he have the will does he think that his presidency is going to be determined by race just because he addresses it? here's the part that's ironic for me. this president has done everything he could and can to avoid talking about the issue of race, and these moments keep coming up. these crises keep happening on his watch. maybe it's him not stepping into his moment and being the kind of transformational as opposed to transactional leader that he can be. maybe it's an opportunity to be a statesman and not just another garden-variety politician. i don't know. i'm not all knowing. what i do know is when the same issue keeps coming up time and time again on your watch and you don't step into your moment i wonder whether or not when he's out of the white house he will start to rethink whether

. >> when reverend jeremiah wright's sermons. should he do this?lieve this nation cannot ignore right now. the comments that have been made and the issues that surfaced reflect the complexities of race in this country that we have never really worked through. a part of our union that we have not yet made clear. and if we walk away now, if we retreat into our respective corners, we will never be able to come together and solve challenges like health care education, or the need to find good jobs for every american. >> and that march 2008 race speech in philadelphia worked. the advice had been wrong. it was okay to talk about race frankly. the campaign regained its footing and went on to make history that few would have imagined possible a few months earlier. president obama has not talked about race in the same way again. there have been well-timed punch line, dotting the correspondent's dinners in recent years. mr. obama is still unique among presidents in his insist answer on american stories. yes, he even settled on my brother's keeper as his lega

the preacher of liberation theologian that we black balled in america, jeremiah wright he says who ising is full of substance. >> it was more hostile last night, and crowds are going to come out, and you are holding marches this weekend. what is your message and what are your concerns? >> we look for the long term. it's an incredible day. you have been out here and the less couple days have been frigid and overcast, and i am going to the community where freddy gray was kidnapped and killed and we are going to feed 1,000 people to let them know it's still not just an issue of incarceration, and what is not being discussed with an issue of economy, and 67% of the people in that zip code on public assistance. >> what do you tell them? you go to them and they are angry, and outsiders blame them for their own problems, and don't commit crimes and you don't have to worry about the police and the elected, 50 years of democrat rule for baltimore, they have not changed circumstances, and o'malley wants to run for president on the bases of his job here. >> a lot of people are judging baltimore

it so egregious that he would calm and conflate so many slogans and all this information that jeremiah wright of the republicans always call up something from obama's past. anyway, my biggest issue is how the republican party if you are aware that both the congress and all of the republicans they are are all creation and the republican party in congress -- excuse me, the gatekeepers hold the purse strings and we have no clue about the budget. and did you know about $22 billion go to faith-based funding and we don't even know who or what is going there. most of them are christians and how the money for the faith-based funding and it's almost impossible to get the information without suing for the freedom of information act to get the information and a lot of the money is funneled. >> host: you know what, we are going to leave it there. ben shapiro final comment. tesco government involvement is significantly more dangerous for religious or could it issues to be about than not. the strings are always attached as far as the federal government, i would recommend people look at where the money is g