it is jesus christ who died, is raised and is at the right hand of god. christ? will anger or distress or persecution or famine or peril or nakedness or the sword? no. in all of these things we conquer overwhelmingly through him who loved us. for i am convinced that neither death for life nor angels nor principalities nor present things nor future things nor power nor height nor depth nor any other creature will be able to separate us from the love of god. in christ lord. jesus our lord. the word of the lord. thanks be to god. >> friends, the lord be with you. >> and also with you. >> a reading from the holy gospel according to matthew. >> glory to you, lord. >> jesus said to his disciples, when the son of man comes in his glory and all the angels with him, he will sit upon his glorious throne and all the nations will be assembled before him. and he will separate them one from another as a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats. he'll place the sheep on his right and the goats on his left. and then the king will say to those on his right, come. you a

may -- jesus christ.er, the son and the holy spirit. >> amen. >> and now i know that four of teddy's grabbed childrndchildre to come and be with us and say something about grandpa. [firing of shots] [playing of "taps"] ♪ . . >> this morning, the former president of the canadian medical association on his country's health-care system. then, this author talks about escaping the cage,. a presidential, then, discussing

oh, lord god, your son, jesus christ, gave up his body and blood to guide us to your kingdom. joined here by my brothers. vice-president joe biden, gov. patrick, we want to thank all of you for coming here today to honor and celebrate the life of our mother. over the past few days, our mother has been called everything from a st. to a pioneer to a trailblazer to a true original to a civil-rights advocate of legendary proportions to a force of human nature who more than held her own in a family of highly competitive, high achieving men. she was indeed a transforming figure. to her five children, mark, tinny and anthony and all of us, she was simply mommy. she was our hero, competitive but also empathetic, restless and patient, curious and careful, she liked to hang with the guys, but all her heroes except for her brother, jack, were women. she had a husband who was totally devoted to her in every sense of that word. a man who marvel that everything she said, and everything she did. he didn't mind if her hair was a mess if she walked round any wet bathing suit, if she beat him at

i'm just a sinner that's been saved by god's grace and jesus christ died for my sins on a cross and he was raised to life. larry, if anyone confesses their sins and asks christ into their heart, god will forgive them. our sins can be forgiven by almighty god. christ died for me. i don't serve a god where i have to die for him. he died for me, larry. it is so wonderful to that have kind of savior. >> larry: and you, deepak, we only have 30 seconds, understand that faith a great deal. you wrote a book about it. >> i respect those views but i don't necessarily agree with them. i think jesus christ was a perfect role model for all of us and we have a lot to learn from him. but it's not necessary that we have to be christians to believe in the mystery that we call god. >> larry: i thank both of you. you're incredible citizens of the planet. frankl franklin, our best regards to your father. franklin graham is president of the relief organization samaritans. of course dee pock chop pack ch. thank you. >>> jermaine jackson will be here friday night. read his blog exclusive at cnn.com/larry kic

lord jesus christ, by your own three days in the tomb, you have of the greatest of all who believe in you and so made the grave a sign of hope that promises resurrection. even as it claims are mortal bodies. lord, grant that our brother may sleep here in peace until you awaken him in glory. for you are the resurrection and the life. then he will see you face to face and in your life will see light in the least wonder of god for you live and reign for ever and ever. i am going to ask father jerry an old friend of the family to do the intercessions for us. and then adding lord in your mercy. and our response is lord, hear our prayer. >> lord, in your mercy, lord hear our prayer. gracious lord, we forgive the sins of those who died in christ. lord have mercy. >> your our prayer. >> grammar all the good they have done, lord in your mercy. >> your our prayer. >> welcome them into eternal life, lord in your mercy. >> your our prayer. >> let us pray for those who mourn, comfort them in their grief, lord in your mercy. >> your our prayer can act like to know sense of loss with your presence.

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. >> the congregation will move forward in the name of jesus christ. >> now rain is pouring into the building, ruining what is left inside. the rev. believes that early morning storms are to blame. >> it occurred during the storm last night when the lightning was going on. we know that it was electrical. we have to wait for the fire department to give their final assessment. >> the same assessment is being felt that this song, less than 5 miles away and 20 minutes after the church fire. >> it was lightning strike after lightning strike. my husband woke up at 4:00, to a big crash. >> you heard this loud boom. apparently, something blow up. -- blew up. >> a they have to deal with flooded roads and stranded vehicles. it could be the beginning of a very tough weekend. >> do not try to drive through it. be especially careful at night. if you are driving through an area that you're not familiar with, it is easy to drive into that kind of water. >> in all of these cases, nobody was injured. fire officials would like to keep it that way, so just be aware that flood watch expires late tonight

saved to three jesus christ, how it takes the responsibility of spreading the word about jesus christ and those sorts of things. but i have not been asked to do that lately, so maybe i am not much of a preacher. prior to 10 years ago, but -- i bet i did it six or seven times a year. we are here in the first place, because you know my policy of getting every county, every year, to have a town meeting. you are the 2844th town meeting i have had since i have been in the united states senate. [applause] i have two more scheduled, and i have been in 71 before today, so some of the things i have been doing on health care reform are reflected in what i have learned from iowans over the past few months that have held a 71 town meetings. also, we are here with such a large crowd because people fear for america. [applause] i believe is a culmination of things that the health care issue has brought to a head, nationalization of factories, banks, things of that nature, debts that are tripling over the next 10 years if we stay on the course we are on. people are concerned about the future of the c

saved to three jesus christ, how it takes the responsibility of spreading the word about jesus christ sorts of things. but i have not been asked to do that lately, so maybe i am not much of a preacher. prior to 10 years ago, but -- i bet i did it six or seven times a year. we are here in the first place, because you know my policy of getting every county, every year, to have a town meeting. you are the 2844th town meeting i have had since i have been in the united states senate. [applause] i have two more scheduled, and i have been in 71 before today, so some of the things i have been doing on health care reform are reflected in what i have learned from iowans over the past few months that have held a 71 town meetings. also, we are here with such a large crowd because people fear for america. [applause] i believe is a culmination of things that the health care issue has brought to a head, nationalization of factories, banks, things of that nature, debts that are tripling over the next 10 years if we stay on the course we are on. people are concerned about the future of the country. i

time magazine compared obama to jesus christ. they do know who jesuses. -- who jesus is. [applause] of course, as leader of the 12 apostles, even jesus had more executive experience than obama did. [applause] under obama, they would be the 12 redemption czars. they really did compared obama to jesus christ, which marks the first time the mainstream media was not worried about offending muslims. it is not carpenters, it is plumber's they hate. the jesus analogy first ran na "time at" magazine cover story by nancy gives. -- first ran in a "time" magazine cover story. if you are born out of scraps of history and hope. -- few are born out of scraps of history and hope. translatn, democrats finally won an election. to be fair, democrats or winning an election, like the virgin birth, was something of a miracle. having pulled off their mediocre 53% to 46% victory, they cannot stop boasting about their new baby boy. on thursday, obama took his first step. and on friday, he nominated rahm emanuel, isn't he adorable? this morning during that time, i could have sworn he used his fir

i suppose they wanted to find out if a person politics could be a believer in jesus christ.ughter] but i always used to speak toii corinthians 5:17-21, about how being saved at through jesus christ, it takes the responsibility of spreading the word about jesus christ and of those sorts of things. but i have not been asked to do that lately, so maybe -- maybe i'm not much of a preacher, but prior to 10 is a god thati bet that i did it six or seven times per year. we're here in the first place because you know my policy of getting to every county every year to have a town meeting. you are the 2844th town meeting i have had since been in the united states senate. [applause] and i have two more scheduled and i have been in 71 before today. some things i have been doing on health care reform are reflected in what i have learned from iowans or the past few months i have hearheld those 71 meetings. that have held a 71 town meetings. also, we are here with such a large crowd because people fear for america. [applause] i believe is a culmination of things that the health care issue h

nor depth nor anything else in all creation will be able to separate us from the love of god in christ jesusur lord. that confidence, the triumph of life over death, is rooted in the central belief of christian faith, the resurrection of christ the lord. the christian conviction on which all faith is built is a that christ, who passed from death to , well, as he promised, lead us through death to a new life as well. on this day, we hold the memory of the life of senator edward kennedy with reverence and respect. we also recognizes that, like all of us, his life has a destiny beyond history. the destiny of russia -- of prison ri prisonsen life and -- the destiny risen lief anife an the life of god. oh, come, blessed of my father. inherit the kingdom from the foundation of the wall. for was hungry and you give me food. i was thirsty and do give me a drink. i was a stranger and you welcomed me. i was naked and you close the to me. i was sick and you visited me. i was in prison and you came to me. in this tax, on this day, our memories and our hopes converge. these works of the kingdom where dai

. >> john, is it true that you can sing the entire song jesus christ superstar as well as pleasure women >> simple yes, simple answer. >> professor hill, if they can show compassion for those that blew up a plane, why can't you show compassion for mets fans? >> because mets fans are evil. arrogant couple sucking people. >> convicted terrorist should be set free, mets fan, no mercy. professor hill, why don't you wine a little more on twitter. >> i am sick. i think it's a cold. >> god. is it true the new york times doing a profile of you? >> let's ask pinch. >> i hate to break this to you but those were just guys coming to your house asking you if you want to subscribe. >> no, they were going to take pictures this sunday. clearly a slow news month at "new york times." this is for real. this sunday for fox and friends pinch's buddies are going to come take pictures of about what i do on a sunday. >> are you sure this just isn't guys that are coming to take pictures of you? >> i haven't seen their credentials. >> i am sure they will show you their credentials. >> bill, anything you want to p

i suppose they wanted to find out if a person in politics could be a believer in jesus christ.[laughter] always used to speak about second corinthians 5:17-21 about being an ambassador for jesus christ. hal being saved, it take the responsibility of spreading the word about jesus christ, and those sorts of things. i have not been asked to do that lately, so maybe i am not much of a preacher. prior to 10 years ago, i did it about six times a here. well, we are here, in the first place, because you know my policy of getting to every county every year, to have a town hall meeting. you are the 2844th town hall meeting that i have had since coming to the united states senate. and i have two more scheduled. some of the things that i have been doing on health care reform are reflected in what i have learned fromiowan iowans in thet few months. also, we have a large crowd here today because people fear for america. [applause] i believe it is a culmination of things that the health-care issue has brought to a head. nationalization of factories, banks, things of that nature, deaths that

i don't know how anybody without hope in jesus christ could get through an ordeal like this. >> mr. davis, i guess it just keeps going through your mind over and over, when she called out, "please, don't take me," when she called out and you couldn't help her. >> the most helpless feeling i have ever had. i made a commitment to her just a few days earlier that i would love her as christ loved the church and died for the church, yet in that moment, i was tested and i couldn't help her. there was nothing i could do. and yet, god allowed me this opportunity to start taking this stand that we need to take to be able to find her. i believe there's someone out there that has pertinent information. >> let me give the tip line. it's 800-597-8477. >>> let's stop and remember arm agent first -- army sergeant first class alejandro grenado iv. also served desert storm. loves traveling and time with family. leaves behind parents, three brothers, two sisters, three children. alejandro granahdo, american hero. thanks to our guests but especially to you. see you tomorrow night, 8:00 sharp eastern.

lord god, your son, jesus christ, gave us the sacrament of his body and blood to guide us on our pilgrimageour kingdom. may our dear friend ted who shared in the eucharist come to thew&;!6mélío+6-k%i7dfv9ijbqmñçt prepared for us. we ask this through christ our lord. amen. and his eminence, cardinal shawn o'malley, will conduct the final commendation. >> mr. president, we thank you for your presence and for your words of appreciation for the life and work of senator kennedy. we've gathered here today to pray for a man who has been such an important part of our history and our country. we are here because ted kennedy shared our belief in prayer and in eternal life. vicki, you and the family surrounded ted with love at the he happened of his lifend of hil an example of love and compassion in the face of suffering and death. we die with dignity when we are surrounded by love and such care. and now let us commend ted's soul to god's loving mercy. >> before we go our separate ways, let us take leave of our brother. may all our farewell express our affection for him. may it ease our sadness and st

jesus christ, i thought the roof was going to fall in. got hit by northwest bondholders bailg out. it was too late for strategy. the high-yield sales, he hurled his arm into the air and said, larry, i have aig on the wire, and they're a seller. where are you on delta. where are you on five million. for a split second i hesitated. mike yelled, they have 5 million to go that's win i called it, 16.18. and at that point lehman brothers was committed to an $800,000 busy. standing up the traders, the no-going-bk phrase, and our first trade of delta was now cast in marble. i heard mark cry out the confirmation to the customer. you're done. sonds later, we got hit again. terrance parker on the lean. where are you on delta? five million up. people were desperate, trying t get rid of their holdings. i called th same price, 16, but the words were hardly out of m mouth when we got hit again for another five million and then again. instantly i dropped the price, 15.17, and our client grabbed it. the best bond sales, say, i got silver point on the line

you can pretty much what any fetish by me and get a thumbs-up but jesus christ i hate to see a pregnant woman working in strip club. i know pregnant woman can run 5k and hike and do the appalachian trail. they are not glorified a cozy spot still when i see a woman popping a belly teetering in high heels and a silver mini dress pulled down to expos her breasts yet covered her bump i want to pick her up and whisper away to a tropical island, not paradise island, where she can sit with her feet up and burgeon pnac alatas with fortified banana. get this woman a pedicure fast. we two qtr $20. she smiled and looked grateful. starry eyed cultural critics insist in a strip club the dancer has all the power. she's the one in control. it's a lovely fantasy, one that seduces even need but that isn't the reality of the service business. sure if the club is packed and the dancers are busy and everyone wants your fine, fine duty it's your racket. if one guy gets a little out of line you motion to the bouncer and see you later soccer. you know the customers electronic buses will be another shortly and

accusations and it shows his true nature, like a couple of weeks ago she asked the question, what would jesus christhink about the house-passed immigration bill. that worries democrats that i talked to about the possibility of this woman being the nominee for president. interestingly enough, you also point out, bob, that this time if democrats gain even more in the senate as they are expected to with the republican resignations, they could have pretty much their way, a filibuster-proof majority that could ram through any legislation. >> that's right. they will get that in this congress and may get some little things but what i believe they are aiming for in 2009 is a democratic president and filibuster democratic-proof senate and you may have an entire different tax system after the next auction. >> from hearing your reports and reading your columns, you have a way of knowing what is going on down the way. thank you, robert. neil: he predicted the makeup of congress almost to the exact number, the presidency we would see, the initiatives that he

did not believe in the disc vicinity of jesus christ.ad the king james bible as much as a history book as he did for revelation. and, i think never really became religious in the sense that a 21st century audience considers that. i think he became spiritual. in the sense that he hoped that mankind generally could overcome the burdens that it was dialing with and that gave him strength to deal with them as well. but, certainly, hope, obviously faith of a kind, were among the arrows in his presidential quiver. but as i say, the whole question of lincoln's religious experiences would require another entire seminar, a very complicated problem. >> can i speak to that, too. piggy backing on your question of craig, i think that we need to divide lincoln the fatalist, the guy who believed outside of religion but nonetheless as a deist that what happened happened, kafrom the lincoln wh comes to believe in providence and providence is as craig says, has nothing to do, specifically, with the christian religion. it does have to do with his view perh

. >> in your profession in jesus christ i baptize you my brother in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. >> there's symbolism to this, a lot to say about this. first of all the fact that's taking place in a combat zone. >> they're going through in very dangerous situations. >> that was lance corporal ludwig about 20 years old from marco island. >>> a planned construction implosion gone horribly wrong. >> you're almost guaranteed to have a better day of work monday than this demolition team in turkey over the weekend. >> a building in turkey was dancing to a different tune this weekend. less ballet, more rock 'n' roll perhaps. you can see it just fell over in one big piece. >> narrowly missing an apartment. the remarkable thing is that no one was hurt. >> the remarkable thing is how well that building was built. that thing stayed together like that. >> i'm not going down, baby. >> imagine if you're standing on that balcony. >> this isn't good. this isn't good. no, we're okay. >> the building, a former flower factory, could be a shopping mall. >>> a big win for the pop

. >> on your profession in jesus christ, i baptize you my brother in the name of the father, the son is symbolism to this. there's a lot to say about this. first of all, that this is taking place in a combat zone. ann, tell us more about that. >> interestingly, i was out on a night ambush patrol on the unit and sort of out of the darkness, voices of marines who had come to me talking about the friends they had lost, talking about their doubts about the future, and one of those voices was the voice of this marine who you just saw baptized. i didn't know who he was until the next day, but they're going through a lot personally. they are in very dangerous situations and this one found solace in this religious ceremony, which he had to wait many weeks to have performed, and finally the chaplain, after about a 16-hour ride through the desert, i was actually with the chaplain, made his way to this small afghan compound and performed the baptism. >> wow. interesting to see something like that. ann, thanks so much for sharing the video and the insight into what's going on over there, and iva

i think the best thing to do if you want to get people to think about end of life, number one, jesus christ is a place to start. and the physical life as opposed to your eternal life. it ought to be done within the family and considered a religious and ethical issue and not something that politicians deal with. >> not something that politicians deal with. that's the top republican in the senate on the issue of health care. iowa senator chuck grassley and he says what happens at the end of your life is something for -- within your family. it's not something politicians should deal with. big round of applause for him on that. i mean, honestly, though, can you imagine that something as important as a person's circumstances at the capital "e," end, would be something that politicians would even think they have the right to comment on, let alone intervene in. can you even imagine that? >> the extraordinary circumstances like this, it is wise to always err on the side of life. >> the president abruptly returned from his texas ranch sunday as the crisis unfolded. >> we have a moral obligation to p

lincoln himself never belonged to a church, i did not believe in the divinity of jesus christ.e king james bible as much as a history book for revelation. he never really became religious in the sense a 21st century audience considers it. he became spiritual and the fact he hoped that mankind generally can overcome the burdens it was dealing with and that gave him strength to deal with them as well but certainly help and face were of that air rose in his presidential quiver. but bold question would require another seminar it is a complicated problem. >> backing on your question, i think that we need to divide lincoln the fatalist, of a guy who believed outside of religion but as a diaz that what happens, happens. from the lincoln that comes to believe in providence and that is that has nothing to do specifically with the christian religion it has to do with the view of of perhaps from the puritans, providence will dispose. opiate lincoln will propose but providence will dispose. this is most brilliantly and eloquently expressed by lincoln in the second inaugural. just a brillia

lord god, your son jesus christ gave us the sacrament of his body and son to guide us on his way, may our dear friend who shared in the eucharist come to the banquet of life christ prepared for us. we ask this through christ our lord, amen. >> amen. >> and his eminence cardinal shaun o'mally will conduct the final coff fin final >> mr. president, we thank you for your presence and for your words of appreciation for the life and work of senator kennedy. we've gathered here today to pray for a man who has been such an important part of our history. and our country. we are here because ted kennedy shared our belief in prayer and in eternal life. vi vicky, you and the family surrounded ted with love at the end of his life and gave us all an example of love and compassion in the face of suffering and death. we die with dignity when we are surrounded by love and such care. and now, let us commend ted's soul to god's loving mercy. before we go our separate ways, let us take leave of our broth brother. may all our farewell express our affection for him. may it ease our sad neness and strength

and i immediately ran out of the room, picked up the phone, called my wife and said the coming jesus christ, what have i gotten myself into? [laughter] but what paul figured out and so many other people figured out about reagan was that the screaming and yelling and the accusation, that was just a side bar and in the end for reagan he believed it was about her getting his policies enacted and he was not going to get engaged in this nasty back and forth. i think that is one of the reasons president obama right now is doing as well as he is because he has not found the center of american politics ideologically, he has found the center of american politics temperamentally. and that if you want to win the elections coming if you want to win at auctions, that is a helluva lot more important than getting every single issue right. so anyway, the book is "the last best hope", it will not only change your life it will change to the future of american conservatism and politics. so anyway, dick cheney and i were out fly fishing. [laughter] he said you have to take a back like this and i said, god, you

lord, god, your son jesus christ gave us the sackment of his body and blood to guide us on our pilgrimmage way to your kingdom. may our dear friend ted who shared in the eucharist come to the ban quiet of life christ prepared for us. we ask this through christ our lord. amen. and his eminence cardinal shawn o'malley will conduct the final commendation. >> mr. president, we thank you for your presence and for your words of appreciation. for the life and work of senator kennedy. we have gathered here today to pray for a man who has been such an important part of our history and our country. we are here because ted kennedy shared our belief in prayer and in eternal life. vicky and the family surrounded ted with love at the end of his life and gave us all an example of love and compassion in the face of suffering and death. we die with dignity when we are surrounded by love and such care. and now let us commend ted's soul to god's loving mercy. before we go our separate ways, let us take leave of our brother. may our fair we will express our affection for him. may it ease our sadness and stren

beyond the legal issues, critics say the references to god and jesus christ make nonaggression to attendomfortable and say that they should not have to endure that any public building. megyn: and what did those who support it say? >> and there are many of those. they say this is a 40-year tradition and any effort to discontinue them were watered down the line which amounts to censorship and discrimination. one group, colorado has launched a petition drive in support of public prayer. the group claims to have gathered 5000 signatures, in part because of an internet campaign. both sides have been gaining support on the internet, and all of this attention has turned the city into a first amendment battle ground. megyn: it sounds like it has lost to all over it. >> in the weeks ahead, city council will decide what to do with this policy, but with atheist groups threatening to sue, the mayor says a civil right judgment could settle the matter megyn: thank you. bill: history is about to be made on the hill. senators about to vote on the first platina nominee to the supreme court. we will bring

time magazine compared obama to jesus christ. they do know who jesuses. -- who jesus is.rience than obama did. [applause] under obama, they would be the 12 redemption czars. they really did compared obama to jesus christ, which marks the first time the mainstream media was not worried about offending muslims. it is not carpenters, it is plumber's they hate. the jesus analogy first ran na "time at" magazine cover story by nancy gives. -- first ran in a "time" magazine cover story. if you are born out of scraps of history and hope. -- few are born out of scraps of history and hope. translation, democrats finally won an election. to be fair, democrats or winning an election, like the virgin birth, was something of a miracle. having pulled off their mediocre 53% to 46% victory, they cannot stop boasting about their new baby boy. on thursday, obama took his first step. and on friday, he nominated rahm emanuel, isn't he adorable? this morning during that time, i could have sworn he used his first word, entitlement. we got it on video. rahm emanuel proves right there that he is

time magazine compared obama to jesus christ. they do know who jesuses. -- who jesus is. [applause] of course, as leader of the 12 apostles, even jesus had more executive experience than obama did. [applause] under obama, they would be the 12 redemption czars. they really did compared obama to jesus christ, which marks the first time the mainstream media was not worried about offending muslims. it is not carpenters, it is plumber's they hate. the jesus analogy first ran na "time at" magazine cover story by nancy gives. -- first ran in a "time" magazine cover story. if you are born out of scraps of history and hope. -- few are born out of scraps of history and hope. translation, democrats finally won an election. to be fair, democrats or winning an election, like the virgin birth, was something of a miracle. having pulled off their mediocre 53% to 46% victory, they cannot stop boasting about their new baby boy. on thursday, obama took his first step. and on friday, he nominated rahm emanuel, isn't he adorable? this morning during that time, i could have sworn he used his f

above all other names, the name by which every knee shall bow, the name of our lord and savior, jesus christ. >> thank you, reverend. and now we'll be led in the pledge of allegiance to the flag by our host here in the center, mayor of kener. ed. >> thank you for coming. and thanks for all the good things you've done for us. join me please in the pledge. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands. one nation under god. indivevissible with liberty and justice for all. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, mayor. and again thank you for all of your help in hosting us here in the center. and also, i want to thank police chief steve carea way who has been enormously helpful. and the entire city of ken anywhere. this is how the program is going to work. we're going to have some very brief introductry comments from senator dr. brasso since he is our guest and he has been working specifically with the only other m.d. in the u.s. senate, tom coburn, prying to splay the health care bill before the senate and alternatives to it. so john is go

time magazine compared obama to jesus christ. they do know who jesuses. -- who jesus is. [applause] [applause] of under obama, they would be the 12 resumption as our 12czars. -- under obama, they would be the 12 resemption czars. this is time magazine's had to piece on obama's. some princes are born in palaces and some in mangers, but if you were born in the imagination, abstract, and hope, translation, the democrats finally won an election. congratulations to democrats. to be fair, it is something of a miracle. having pulled off their mediocre 53% of the victory over john mccain, they cannot stop boasting about their new baby boy. on thursday, obama took his first step. this morning, during halftime, i thought he used his first word -- and thailand. [laughter] -- his first board -- entitlement. [laughter] us have a plate with damian? the mainstream media also proclaims that he is the incarnate spirit of abraham lincoln. that was the end of obama's honeymoon with the press, he is no wonder jesus, he is lankan. how many times did lincoln vote present? obama voted present m

from the lord jesus christ. like his loving saviour, he came to this house, not for power or position. but he came to serve. after this portrait takes its place with all the speakers of the past, we ask you lord, that when grade schoolchildren, high schoolers, new members of congress ask before this portrait, who is this? may they be told here is a speaker who was simply of the people, by the people, and for the people. we ask you lord, that in the years to come, this man and his family may remember your love each morning, and your faithfulness each evening. and may we who gather here remember speaker j. dennis hastert to be a person we loved, who is and appears to be like a tree that flourishes, a friend to trust in god's unfailing love, in helping in the name of jesus all he comes to serve in the future. and in conclusion, like that other unknown young man from illinois, who in his address at gettysberg, may all who serve in this house be an answer to that prayer. that we may be a government under god, of the

she said, "bethlehem as a muslim village where the first palestinian was born, jesus christ."not agree with that premise, the palestinian press. you have a refugee problem that the arab world that does not want to resolve. in order to support an enemy, you have to have an army for an enemy, and israel becomes the enemy to justify their armies. the palestinians have been pawns. they have been exploited by everyone, including the muslim world. the refugee problem is the center of gravity for all of it. nobody wants to stop it. i met with the prime minister of jordan and said, "the palestinians were passports, why can you resolve the problem?" he said, "we would be delighted to, but we cannot get the support of the arab league." host: you mentioned being an adviser of menachem begin. what is your background in the middle east? guest: i became involved as a very young man. the senior advisor to the prime minister became my mentor. he introduced me to the founder of mossad. and i must tell you this story and i will try to make it short. in some to more 23rd, 1980, i had dinner and

enormous field in front of state house about the size of two or three football fields and people are jesus christch more likely that the police were right 8 to 10,000 people. they are very, very angry. if i brought nancy pelosi or john boehner who is the republican who represents the district out on that stage i think there would have been a mob scene. these people believe government doesn't reside within the constitution. the crowd in washington does whatever it wants to address whatever the issue of the moment is. steve: there is the video. that's not a smattering from what i could see. we have heard a lot of anger about cash for clunkers in the last 24 hours because they are talking about extending that. cap and trade a a week or two ago. the whole health care thing as well. people are worried that what we know as being very american right now might change and taxes are going to go up and everything else. people are mad. >> people have very angry. this was a happy, passionate group. i was the last of 10 speakers. the people that spoke before me generally said what this group wanted to hear. an

ralph in chicago writes, because jesus christ's approval ratings would fall.% without a job, no overtime, no health care, and city and state taxes all going up. and michael writes from new york, they're not. everybody's on vacation, and the pollsters just can't get to the caribbean islands right now to get the real numbers. you didn't see your e-mail here, go to my blog at cnn.com/caffertyfile and look for yours there among hundreds of others. wolf? >> jack, thank you. an ailing terrorist convicted of killing 270 people is now freed from prison. are you comfortable knowing that from now on the name kenny macaskill, scottish justice secretary, will be linked to the release of this mass murderer? >> my exclusive interview with a man who sent the lockerbie bomber back to a hero's welcome in libya. that's coming up in a few moments. you're going to want to see this. >>> is a former secretary of homeland security now suggesting that those terror alerts during the bush administration were politically motivated? i think i'll go with the preferred package. good choice

jesus christ was judged by people like you for being the man that he was.ll you are judging this man as well as others, god is judging you. please keep that in mind. it has nothing to do with being a democrat, republican, or independent. host: we are continuing to get your thoughts on the passing of senator kennedy. washington, d.c., on the republican line. caller: i have two comments, one is the defense. we have had a lot of democrat callers who want to point out that republicans are these religious nuts. i have been a republican as long as i can remember and i am an atheist. that is not an accurate portrayal, being religious or being a right-wing fundamentalist. that is a hijack of the republican principle. the part about ted kennedy, a lot of the criticisms coming through are amusing. i have not heard anyone who has criticized him on religious grounds. they are talking about his policies and that they have always had the opposite effect of their intention. that is what happens when people legislate with emotion rather than logic and reason. when you prom

talking about jesus christ now, "though he was a child, he learned obedience by how he suffered. having suffered, he became the finisher of our faith." he redeemed his life by doing good. if you look at his legislation, all he is doing is making up for the imperfection in his life. so he went for the black suffering, the handicap suffering, women's oppression, every suffering around the world, and then to become a king maker by helping obama to become the president and then appointing joe biden to be his vice president. what a life. host: we'll leave it there, and just to add to that comment, i want to show you a little bit, this is back in 2006. the topic is civil rights. it is senator kennedy on the importance of equality and civil rights divisions. this going back to the justice department. >> i think you have the sense from these opening statements our strong belief, this committee, that we need a justice department, civil rights division, that's going to be dwrond beyond reproach in -- that's going to be beyond reproach in terms of administering the law. this has been the ke

. >> did you see jesus christ superstar? >> well, i saw it in a high school auditorium once.w if that counts. >> that counts. >> here is a change for magazine readers. next month, entertainment weekly will be featuring tv ads. it will be embedded with a video player that will include commercials from pepsi. a three-inch screen will start playing automatically as you flip the page open. >> you know, the car companies got it. why not for washers and dryers? appliance manufacturers looking to a $300 million cash for clunkers equivalent to boost the sales of refrigerators, washing machines and dishwashers that are spewing too much carbon die automatics i'd into the air and get lousy mileage. most of those appliances get zero miles to the gallon. >> but they're making progress on that. >> congress authorizing the funding earlier this year as a part of the stimulus bill. the money was distributed to the states. states must now hand over their plans to the department of energy by the middle of october. i guess you could get more energy efficient -- it wouldn't be miles per gallon, o

before the name whom every knee shall bowel, our lord and savior jesus christ. amen. >> and now we will be let in the pledge of allegiance to the flag out -- by our host, the mayor of kenner. >> thank you, senator. thank you for all the good things that you have done for us. i pledge allegience to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. [applause] >> thank you, mayor, for all of your help in hosting us here in the center. i want to thank the police chief as well who has been enormously helpful and the entire city of kenner. this is how the program is going to work. we're going have some very brief introductory comments from senator and dr. barasso. he has been working specifically with the only other end in the u.s. senate, tom coburn, trying to explain the health care bill before the senate and alternatives to it. john will give some of his overview and thoughts and then we will go directly to the part of the program which are your comments and your qu

and that he started to spend $1 million a day on the david jesus christ was born and spent $1 million a day every day of every year since then until today. if he did that, we still love has spent as much as they spent in a single bill without bothering to read it first. the day after the president signed that bill, he hosted a fiscal responsibility summit at the white house. you cannot make this up. [laughter] how about taxes? during the 1930's, we had a series of tax increases that were staggering come increases on wages, income, capital. taxes went through the roof. investment was discouraged. work was discouraged. the depression just lingered on and on. what are we being promised now? tax increases on income, capital, businesses. it makes no sense to impose huge new taxes especially when an economy is struggling. the fourth item, labor laws. in the 1930's there was the wagner act. as a result, it reduce the flexibility of business in the workplace. it was a time when businesses needed to innovate and find ways to struggle and to work their way through a very difficult economic envi

and that he started to spend $1 million a day on the david jesus christ was born and spent $1 million a day every day of every year since then until today. if he did that, we still love has spent as much as they spent in a single bill without bothering to read it first. the day after the president signed that bill, he hosted a fiscal responsibility summit at the white house. you cannot make this up. [laughter] how about taxes? during the 1930's, we had a series of tax increases that were staggering come increases on wages, income, capital. taxes went through the roof. investment was discouraged. work was discouraged. the depression just lingered on and on. what are we being promised now? tax increases on income, capital, businesses. it makes no sense to impose huge new taxes especially when an economy is struggling. the fourth item, labor laws. in the 1930's there was the wagner act. as a result, it reduce the flexibility of business in the workplace. it was a time when businesses needed to innovate and find ways to struggle and to work their way through a very difficult economic envi

that was very unusual so as i've said before and the press -- a first feminist was jesus christ and that was the freedom of choice, literally choice not killing babies choice and also the idea that all men are created by god and therefore no man has the right to rule over you except by your consent, it's not perfect consent but that isn't the idea of a federalist democracy that a king does not rule over your by divine right because the king has no genetic authority over you. there isn't a sun god in worth some genetic power to roll over how other people and as we have to set up a system not where republicans are to fans of the old perot and we will have a poll question for every issue and take the numbers -- you do want to be as the federalist describes you wanted to be here action against vashon, the more intelligent people to be choosing their leaders but it is in a sense, is the rule by consent. >> host: that is true. >> guest: it has carried america through until now and we will see what happens this maggot will be an interesting test. in chapter one i love the title call the speak l

and that he started to spend $1 million a day on the david jesus christ was born and spent $1 million a day every day of every year since then until today. if he did that, we still love has spent as much as they spent in a single bill without bothering to read it first. the day after the president signed that bill, he hosted a fiscal responsibility summit at the white house. you cannot make this up. [laughter] how about taxes? during the 1930's, we had a series of tax increases that were staggering come increases on wages, income, capital. taxes went through the roof. investment was discouraged. work was discouraged. the depression just lingered on and on. what are we being promised now? tax increases on income, capital, businesses. it makes no sense to impose huge new taxes especially when an economy is struggling. the fourth item, labor laws. in the 1930's there was the wagner act. as a result, it reduce the flexibility of business in the workplace. it was a time when businesses needed to innovate and find ways to struggle and to work their way through a very difficult economic envi

she said, "bethlehem as a muslim village where the first palestinian was born, jesus christ." i do not agree with that premise, the palestinian press. you have a refugee problem that the arab world that does not want to resolve. in order to support an enemy, you have to have an army for an enemy, and israel becomes the enemy to justify their armies. the palestinians have been pawns. they have been exploited by everyone, including the muslim world. the refugee problem is the center of gravity for all of it. nobody wants to stop it. i met with the prime minister of jordan and said, "the palestinians were passports, why can you resolve the problem?" he said, "we would be delighted to, but we cannot get the support of the arab league." host: you mentioned being an adviser of menachem begin. what is your background in the middle east? guest: i became involved as a very young man. the senior advisor to the prime minister became my mentor. he introduced me to the founder of mossad. and i must tell you this story and i will try to make it short. in some to more 23rd, 1980, i had dinne