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. >> bill: georgetown university run by jesuits it has been the center for controversy. sandra fluk came out of georgetown. some students have invited health and huge services secretary kathleen sebelius to talk at their diploma ceremony. sticking up for dr. tiller the late term abortionist in kansas who was assassinated. author of the new book a faith of our own which exploits how christianity is attempting to influence american culture and politics and fox news religious father jonathan morris the author of the book "god wants you to be happy." so, sebelius, you know her, right? what coonk of her at georgetown. >> students invited her to come, which is true. students don't run the university. in this case it's the jesuits and the board of the university that runs the university. what they are during by inviting the architect and the person implementing the hhs mandate requiring religious institutions to provide abort and contraceptions. they are taking their finger and sticking it in the eyes of the bishop. >> bill: previous segment about the judge and the 10 commandme

. >>> party with the jesuits. con grates to loyola for winning. they beat maryland 9-3. eric lusby scored four times. up in boston we had a par we picked out. at 5:00 we started dropping names. you think of them. how about that. why, why would scammers go after our military families? you know they stood guard to protect us from then mi-- us from the enemy. >>> she will be competing in this your's spelling bee. >> this was in the a record breaker. wilma samuel son, congratulations. hot and clear. we'll talk about what could reemerge off the maryland coast when we come back at 6:00. >>> let's run down our list. you got to see the sun set. check. you made it out there. check. you played golf and you picked up a taco many check. we'll check in on the forecast. the biggest holidays of the summer, memorial day, 4th of july, they all have big meanings for soldiers but they are prime-time for scrammers. abc2 news joce sterman explains how in this woke's scam alert. >> reporter: they are the men and women who serve our country but all their military training can't protect them fr

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. >> bill: georgetown university run by jesuits it has been the center for controversy.a fluk came out of georgetown. some students have invited health and huge services secretary kathleen sebelius to talk at their diploma ceremony. sticking up for dr. tiller the late term abortionist in kansas who was assassinated. author of the new book a faith of our own which exploits how christianity is attempting to influence american culture and politics and fox news religious father jonathan morris the author of the book "god wants you to be happy." so, sebelius, you know her, right? what coonk of her at georgetown. >> students invited her to come, which is true. students don't run the university. in this case it's the jesuits and the board of the university that runs the university. what they are during by inviting the architect and the person implementing the hhs mandate requiring religious institutions to provide abort and contraceptions. they are taking their finger and sticking it in the eyes of the bishop. >> bill: previous segment about the judge and the 10 commandments. y

it's gonna be on board and other heavy hitters include >>> thomas a jesuit said georgetown who's giving a keynote address and carried a professor at the criminal college of criminal justice to was the lead author on these reports. kathleen the fbi professor of professional whose co-host in this with me. >>> and might be people there from snap. >>> the president is that from chicago will be there to present >>> we only have about a minute but how does the church been had they had to have been told the this is a and b talked about honestly with a lecture not >>> i don't know we have the support of the diocese >>> i think back in the day we had to bring the man kicking and screaming but now the church for a much wants to get this right is just a question you have 23 percent of the american population catholic and 40,000 priests in the united states and try to get everybody to sing the same song. >>> you let us know what's up when you come back. thanks for joining us remember his book and the conference and remember kids.

it is a jesuit institution, but if it wants to be respected university, it cannot be shutting out people because they don't agree with them all the time. >> secretary sebelius has spoken at howard university, george washington university, this would not be an issue at all. this is a catholic university. it is between the cardinals and the university, and the cardinals to exercise some kind of authority. >> the cardinals say it is about freedom of religion. >> interesting to hear nina said that universities ought to respect a wide diversity of views. that would be news in harvard, yale, and georgetown. e view that catholic charities have to provide contraception is opposed by the catholic church. >> last word. see you next week.

lots of the jesuit universities are not suing the administration for the their position. >> that speaksk back how this started, when the administration, they'll admit they handled this terribly at beginning, tried to write it came out with a goes mied position and the initial wave they did risk losing voters that president obama could have gotten in november and when he came out with the compromise they stoort of were able to bri some of those people back potentially. that's what you're seeing in the lawsuit. you're seeing die-hards that are probably if you're the obama campaign thinking these people aren't going to vote for us anyway. so you're seeing a drop-off which is why you have people like, as you mentioned, not everybody's siding on with the lawsuit that may have opposed what the administration handled this. >> worst nothe u.s. conference catholic bishops are not part of this. coming up, rick perry's back. i'll say that again. rick perry is back. we'll have more next. [ male announcer ] if you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts, you may be muddling through allergies. try

bishops replied-- and i hope i'm pronouncing my latin correctly-- bull (bleep) (laughter) plus, the jesuits in the georgetown mafia sent ryan a nasty letter saying "your budget appears to reflect the values of your favorite philosopher ayn rand rather than the gospel of jesus christ. (audience reacts) rand, of course, believed that the only rational behavior is to pursue your own selfish interests. a belief shared by rand admirers like ron paul, clarence thomas, and scrooge mcduck. wlaf laugh rye qlan has defended himself saying his reputation as an ayn rand follower was simply an "urban legend." exactly! him admiring rand is like big foot-- if big foot had spoken at a celebration of ayn rand's 100th birthday and said this: >> i grew up reading ayn rand... (laughter) ... and it taught me quite a bit about who i am and what my value systems are and what my beliefs are. it inspired me so much that it's required reading in my office for all my interns and my staff. (laughter) the reason i got involved in public service by and large, if i had to credit one thinker, one person, it would be ayn r

it says she is an inappropriate choice for the jesuit school.ole in the new birth control rule that mandates all employers provide employees with contraception coverage. >>> right now leaders of the countries with the world's largest economies are on their way to our area. the g-8 summit will take place this weekend at camp david. the meeting begins tonight. talks will likely focus on containing europe's debt crisis and keeping it from spiraling into a global financial meltdown. frederick county schools are closed today because of the summit. >>> and while this weekend's summit is attracting protests to the western maryland area, they're organizing rallies and demonstrations in nearby frederick. occupy frederick has several protests planned. protesters are also planning a so-called people summit in frederick. another group calling itself the one campaign plans on painting the roads leading to camp david with tweets from its supporters. >>> and while this weekend's summit will focus on the dplebl economy, security -- global economy, security for

it is a jesuit institution. but if it wants to be respected as university, and it has always been one of the top universities in the country, a cannot be shutting down people because they don't agree with them all the time. >> if the secretary sebelius had spoken at american university, howard university, george washington university, this would not be an issue at all. she is speaking at a catholic university. it is between the cardinal and the university, and mcconnel -- the cardinal does exercise authority. >> interesting to hear nina say that universities ought to respect a wide diversity of the few spirit that will be news at harvard, yale, princeton, and georgetown. hircine is declaring that catholic hospitals and charities have to provide contraception, and that is opposed by the catholic church. >> last word. see you next week.

opponents say she should not be allowed to speak at the jesuit school because of her support for abortion rights and her role in issuing the mandate requiring health insurance providers to cover birth control free of charge. these stands put her at odds with church leadership. >>> meanwhile this week, pope benedict the xvi renewed his call for america's catholic colleges and universities to ensure theological orthodoxy. the pope told bishops visiting from the us that the academic institutions must affirm their fidelity to the church's distinctive mission and beliefs. he cited several recent cases of professors and speakers who dissent from church teaching. >>> it's said that the disabled in this country can often have a hard time finding and then feeling welcome in a typical house of worship. but lucky severson reports on congregations that are not only getting over their feelings of awkwardness in the company of the severely disabled but welcoming them and putting them to work. >> reporter: among traveling evangelists nick vujicic is a rock star. he's packed them in in churches around th

o'malley, a jesuit. he said the emmer rick-brentano papers are perhaps best treated as devout fiction or well intentioned frauds. that's how her original writings evolved and were added to. so that has to be said in connection with this. >> that's right, he's drawing from all sorts of resources, he's drawing from med evil passion plays, i think he's drawing from the tradition of the horror movie, i think he's drawing from the action adventure movies, there's all sorts of sources that we see here. >> let me give you a real question here on what image may be emerging. some viewers have said that the brutalization of death and jesus leave, for revenge, could we say the new image of jesus as the savior, demands or at least inspires venn jennings, we feel victims of the terrorists of 9/11 and 311 and want revenge, we see jesus as another innocent and he's brute alized and have this feeling of revenge, is that at work here? >> i think absolutely. one part might have book is these track things in the united sta

on the business or economic front, when i first moved to hong kong in 1984, there were these jesuits in hong kong. lazil ladoni. they'd been evicted from the communists in 1949 and had gone to hong kong, set up camp there, and they were reporting on china, trying to get the facts right out of china. in the late '70s, they'd go to the kowloon railroad station, look at the grease on the axles of the trains, try to figure out the state of the petrochemical industry in china or something. that contrasts quite -- it's a huge contrast today with what norm's company, bloomberg, does. they probably have people dedicated to covering the state of the petrochemical industry in china today. there's vastly more information, the society is vastly more open, reporters have way more access. that's not in any way to say it's easy. in fact, i sense, maybe people closer to it like april will be able to affirm this, i sense there's a closing-down of access. that china's getting impatient with the ways of journalists, and i guess that would be my picture. >> it's sort of astounding when you think about i

. >> reporter: georgetown is the nation's oldest catholic and jesuit university.uestion being raised is whether the school had you had play host for a speaker responsible for a public policy that provides payment for birth control. >> personally, i think georgetown has a tradition of having both sides of any issue being heard whether or not it is in line with catholic values or not. >> reporter: besides, it was a student group that invitedded kathleen sebelius to speak at the public policy institute awards ceremony. >> that is i aposition that oversees some of the largest government programs and some of the largest budgets and that is directly relevant to the things that we are interested in. >> reporter: it is the u.s. conference of catholic bishops waging the campaign. >> we didn't ask for this tight. we like to get along and we like to cooperate. >> reporter: they were not happy when the obama administering shifted its position to require insurance companies to pay instead of employers and now want sebelius uninvited. >> we did our own unscientific survey while

that should matter this is a step forward it didn't every white out the democrats in the south for a jesuit like to say we wouldn't take it back because of the political you know consequences of it i do think it's interesting though the idea of fundraising for the obama is you know one in six of obama's bundlers are ok and he's you know they had these big plans of having a billion dollar campaign back to you know beginning this year it hasn't panned out and they need they need that money and i think that looking at the clooney event last night he was able to raise millions of dollars and he has more support from the hollywood community because he was actually able to come out and say i'm for gay marriage but at the same time what what act what actual proactive moves is he going to be taking to bring that to affect the saudis are you actually the kind you don't want that list on it right he's saying it's up to the states no he's ended don't ask don't tell in the military but in terms of reading that we're getting marriage in terms of his marriage statement well there's the reaching out for c

. >> the great catholic jesuit the architect of the reform vatican, too, the vatican wanted to silence him in 1954 and he became a hero of the church. we have to keep the debate open. >> thank you, e.j. you're a good guy. when we return, what we should do if we really want to reduce the number of abortions in this country. >>> let me finish tonight. it's a subtle recommendation to those protesting hhs secretary kathleen sebelius. you oppose her talking because of your opposition to abortion rights. and those who like me value life, will protesting reduce the number of abortions each year and will it reduce it by one? what would? what practical workable step would reduce the number of abortions in this free country of ours? i would suggest it by reducing the number of radical unwanted pregnancies. get the young men who have sex with women to stop having unwanted pregnancy. tell them, get the word to them as parents, if they're going to have sex, that's a decision they ought to accept moral responsibility for, please use birth control to stop having unwanted pregnancies. is this how we d

but the three of us were at least jesuit high schools, weren't we all?ric: i did as well. that, let me tell you, that worked. >> bob: okay. prince charles, one of my favorite guys. the weather report in the bbc, i think. do we have a tape of that, tapesters? >> cold, wet and windy across most of scotland. we're under the influence of low pressure. the rain, of course, is heaviest over the borders. and around edinburgh, where it could lead to difficult conditions on the roads. ah-ha. there will be snow for the higher ground of the highland. the potential for a few flurries. as the afternoon goes on. >> bob: now,ing from, my boy, what do you think in >> greg: finally practical use for royalty. this is the closest thing this i go has done to earn a living. prince charles is the worst thing to come from england since survy. >> kimberly: that is not nice. now you wonder why the queen is trying to outlive him. >> greg: guy said environmentalism could learn something from islam. >> kimberly: he is a very nice man. >> bob: he kept the city of london being destro

the business or economic front, you know, when i first moved to hong kong in 1984, there were these jesuits in hong kong. they had been convicted by the communists in 1949 and had gone to hong kong and set up camp there. they were reporting on china, trying to get the facts right out of china. they would go down to the calvin railway station and try to figure out the state of the pepper -- petrochemical business in china. that is very different. they probably have people dedicated to covering the state of the petrochemical business in china. that is not in anyway to say it is easy today. and people will be able to assume this. i sense there is a closing down of access. china is getting impatient with the way things are being handled. >> it is sort of astounding, as you think about it, the president of china is -- has never given an interview i think to any journalist. >> one of the things that will be interesting to see is whether the incoming president is more open. i heard someone at a lunchon when he was in los angeles whether he was there, he did not sit down and eat lunch. he just walk

georgetown is a catholic jesuit university. >> congress wants to know what the general services administration is doing to combat wasteful spending. federal news radio reports a senate committee asked the gsa to give it more informations about its financial management and internal controls aimed at preventing waste, fraud, and abuse. several top agency officials resigned or were fired in the wake of an inspector doubles report on excessive spending at a 2010 training conference near las vegas. >> testimony resumes today in the trial of former presidential candidate john edwards. defense attorneys try to prove edwards did not know about the money used to hide an affair with videographer rihanna enter. his daughter kate could take the stand today. it's not clear if edwards or hunter will testify. edwards is charged with using campaign funds to cover up the affair. 62 degrees outside. >> much more to come. a big name in throwing support behind presidential candidate mitt romney. learn who made the announcement yesterday. still time to enter our contest for chance to play against tiger woods. stic

there were jesuits that worked in calleun. they had gone to hong kong and set up there. and trying to get the facts out of china. and they would look at the grease on the axle of the vegetables and try to figure out the state of the country. and that contrasts quite, it's a huge contrast today what bloomberg does. they probably have people dedicated to covering the petrochemical issue in china today. and it's vast more today and not to say it's easy and i sense there is some type of closing down of access. china is getting impatient with the ways of journalists. and that's i guess is my picture. >> it's astounding that the president of china has been in office for nearly a decade and never given an interview. >> one of the things that would be fascinating to see. whether the incoming president is more open and outgoing. i heard someone at his lunch in los angeles. and said that he didn't sit and eat his lunch. he walked around and met people. and maybe get more personality the next time around. >> i have been through a few generations of leaders. and there is always a tr

and she is invited to georgetown university, a jesuit college. it's just inexplicable. dumb, yes, and a lot of other things. thank you very much, guys. pinheads and patriots up next featuring me on the rachael ray program today. boy, was she surprised. p and p just over two minutes away. bill. >> if you get into the pony and the mashed potato, it's all over. i can do the twist. >> can i do the "saturday night fever" deal, too. vitwo things to say. number 1; rachel ray read "killing lincoln" and she is very busy. it was a very smooth ride over there. so she and all the people who work with her are patriots. that's it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor web site, different from bill o'reilly.com. we would like to you spout off about the factor. anywhere in the world, name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not be callow. do not be callow when writing to the factor. we want you to write to us from exotic places. we got a letter from antarctica. and a letter from the arctic circle. all right? so we are -- i think we got the globe covered. but if yo

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