. >> praise you to lord jesus christ. mallicoat >>> please be seated. >>> this afternoon i would like to thankarm bishop justice, governor brown, lieutenant governor newance. representative nancy pelosi, our assemblyman jackie spear. the chief of police, craig serge. and all of you, family, friends, firefighters, police officers, all who has come as one to unite in our tribute. in a very special way to tony and vinny and to their families. firefighters do it together. we live together, we eating together, we cleaning together, we drill together, we respond together, and we laughing together. we joking together, we fight together, we watch each other's backs together, and sometimes we die together and sometimes we are buried together. and today, we are all grieving together. not just firefighters, but all of us who acknowledge the sacrifice that vinny and tony have made for us. in our first greeting today, the commander of the army wants to commemorate the death of all those who died in battle and he adds a sacrifice to th

from sin and protect us from all anxiety as we wait in joyful hope of the coming of our savior jesus christ. >> for the kingdom, power and glory are yours now and forever. >> jesus, you said your apostles, i leave you piece, my piece i give you, not on our sins but the fate of your church. grant us the peace and unity of your kingdom where you live in the rain for ever and ever. >> a man. [foreign language] >> let the peace of christ always be with you. [foreign language] >> let us offer each other a sign of christ's piece.

and i bless tony's body with this water, that recalls his baptismal sharing in christ jesus. the power of christ's resurrection. [ speaking spanish ] >> we cover their bodies now in white just as a child wears white on the day of their baptism and the pall will be placed by members of their families. vinnie and tony on the day of urbanism, you put on christ and now on the day of christ's coming, may be you clothed in glory. we place their helmets, the proud symbols of their profession, and members of station 26. let us pray. lord jesus, we give thanks for tony and vinnie's life and for their sacrifice. we ask you that they may share also in the victory of christ jesus over death who loved us so much that he died and rose again to bring us to new life. we ask this through our lord jesus christ, your son our lord, who lives and reigns with you and the holy spirit one god, forever and ever, amen. please be seated. our first reading today will be done in spanish by vinnie's brother sergeant lucio perez. come right over here. lucio is too upset not surprisingly and so his brother s

we ask this through jesus christ, our lord. amen. >>> please be seated. >> we come to that moment after communion when we have remembrances of those we love who have died. and first of all, i would ask edwin lee to come forward and speak on behalf of the city and we're so grateful to mayor lee who was at the hospital every day during these terrible days. >>> we gather here today to honor lieutenant vincent perez and firefighter, paramedic anthony valerio, two dedicated firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice for our city. san francisco is truly a family. and today, our family mourns the loss of two of its own. and if this is a crushing blow for our city family, it is impossible for us to fathom the feelings of grief and loss for these brave men's families and patriots. lieutenant vincent perez leaves behind his loving mother, irene. and his brothers and sisters, lieu sill, and alexander as well as his late father, vincent, and late brother david. firefighter, paramedic anthony valerio who leaves behind both of his loving p

they all gained something, a personal faith in jesus christ. >> after they came to christ, they decided they wanted to continue to play soccer. some were professional soccer players before the earthquake. they can't give up. they didn't feel sorry for themselves. >> far from feeling sorry, these amputees encourage others, they share the platform at his meetings. he says the ways haitians are responding. >> the revival is a direct result of the disaster since the earthquake. it brought a spirit of repenitence on the land, the first night haitians were calling upon the name of jesus asking god to forgive their sins. the story of the amputee soccer team is bringing hope to the many people of haiti still trying to rebuild their lives. stan jeter, cbn news. >> thanksksksks freshening breath? that's easy. keeping teeth strong? that's tough. so our dentist recommended act. [ male announcer ] act mouthwash restores enamel and makes teeth up to 2 times stronger. act. stronger teeth and fresher breath in every bottle. prescription strength allegra is now available without a presc

many of us here in the united states have never had to pay a price for following jesus christ. so we value it as something we have never had to pay anything for. when you go into a restricted or hostile nation where people are put in prison or beaten or lay down their lives to follow jesus christ, they play such a high value on it. i think that is one of the things we can learn from them, this is amazing life changing faith that we possess. it is worth everything and we need to treat it with the value that it deserves. >> todd, as you know this is the weekend where millions are gathering to pray as one body. how crucial are fellow believers in different parts of the world? how crucial are the prayers and support these persecuted christians would need at such a time as this? >> as i have traveled my 13 years, working voice of the martyrs, i ask, i am going back to america, how can we help you? what can we do for you? first answer is pray for us. that is what they want. they want us to lift them in prayer. we are linked together as the family of god and need to hold each other up

may be this kid will be a piece maker, a modern day jesus christ as this jew understands jesus. i don't know what does. week 21, everyone thinks i'm having a boy. by everyone, i mean the waiter and my grandmother and neighbor across the street. i was getting out of my car and she yelled "your having a boy". week 22, my family is involved in an all out campaign on the names i'm considering. she mocks the mothers calling after their sons, sebastion. i didn't realize lisa is racist. makes me like the name more. i say good, because i'm hoping for a fag. week 25, it's 4:00 a.m. and i'm give up for an hour. who do i do for circumcision. it's a covenant with god. it seems like they feel plenty of pleasure. may be we should reduce a man's pleasure. may be this was god's way of reducing a man's libido. may be my son is not going to study the torah. we need to identify proudly. but then, am i imposing my will on my child? i can't have a child. week 30, i have an appointment at the hollywood birth center where i will have natural childbirth, which i don't recommend. alex is my primary care

[laughter] you can't say jesus christ." and i said, "well, let's put that aside for a while, and i'll think about that one." then they went on to some others, like, there's a point in the first act of the play where george refers to martha's father, president of the university, and says to the guests, "she is his right ball, so to speak." they objected to "ball" as a slang term, and this really, really puzzled me. they said, "however, it will be all right if you say she is his right testicle." [laughter] i said, "but that doesn't scan. the rhythm is wrong there, so we can't do that." and on and on and on and on. they said, "well, we have to come back to jesus h. christ," and i was getting a little puzzled and annoyed by that point, so i said, as a joke, "well, how about mary h. magdalene?" [laughter] he thought and said, "yes, that would be lovely." and i knew there was not gonna be any real communication here. and so i took his 75 objections, and i took them to the theater, where the actors and the director were very, very

and bonhoeffer said, when jesus christ calls a person, he calls him or her to die. so he was that devoted to what's this. but he -- what's there. but he also enjoyed the life that jesus also enjoyed. >> bonhoeffer could have died either way. >> with what's that? >> bonhoeffer could have died either way, nonviolently resisting hitler. he did die probably trying to resist hitler. >> yeah. well, it took him l a year and a half to get to him, but, yes, he knew he was doomed. again, if you're trying to shoot the head man, you're doomed. they had all the power, and they got him. so there's nothing, there's no other alternative for him. he could only live by his witness. thank you. >> another question. sir, thank you. >> as one who's not even sure how to spell bonhoeffer, i know little about him. but what led up to his imprisonment and final death? what was the background? why was he in jail? >> okay. that's a very good question. and, by the way, my name is marty, m-a-r-t-y. [laughter] >> i've heard of you. >> bonhoeffer, and you should hear the people in taiwan pronounce i

the official name of the mormon church, the church of jesus christ of latter day saints.am, thank you so much for being here. i was talking to you in the break. you said if people were asked what mormons believe, most would say they have no idea. >> some of them will tell you that they don't believe mormons are christians. i think they group within the rubric their faith is chr chrisatity. >> joseph smith, who is the founder and the profit of mormonism discovered this book through an angel who he had a vision of in the forest behind his home, which now the mormons call the sacred grove, and he was directed to not far away from where his home was and found golden plates that were trance plated through various ways, and that became the book of mormon, which is called another testament of jesus christ. >> book of mormon versus the bible, the mormon faith uses both. what is the difference and how do they discern which is which and when to use it? how does that work, the relationship between the two books? >> for christians, the bible is it. there's a piece of revelation that

[laughter] as prophesied in the seventh book of the bible jesus christ and the deathly hallows.ughter] i'm starting to think camping's right. sure, millions of people didn't disappear, but are we sure nobody got raptured? since may 21st, has anyone seen ted danson? [laughter] check on that. in fact, if the rapture was invisible, it's possible we "all" have been raptured and just don't know it. cuz, i gotta say, this feels a lot like heaven to me: my own studio, filled with adoring [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] you know what, i have a cold how about an aaaa [crowd awwws] paradise plus i'm famous, ruggedly handsome, and i can make a triple-soy latte appear by clapping my hands. [claps] what's more, i get paid tremendous amounts of money for a half-hour of work every night, and all i have to do is shout things into a camera that i'd shout into a mirror for free. [laughter] so this could be heaven. but if it isn't, don't worry: everything that you ever knew and loved will still be÷ú destroyed on camping's revised rapture date october 21. that gives you five extra month

. - kevin, jesus christ. hard to starboard, lads! there's sure to be lots of bootys out here!be crystal-clear lagoons and treasure and plunder! - calm down, clyde! everything's gonna be okay! - no, it's not! you made me run away to be a pirate, and there's not even any treasure! - ike, will you do something about clyde, please? very nice, ike. all right, me hearties! keep your eyes open for boats to plunder! [ship horn blows] [all speaking french] [alarm blaring] - dude, dude! you're doing it all wrong. let me handle this. all right, ya scallywags! surrender your plunder lest we start firing shots across yer bow! - yeah, that's good but now go, "argh!" - argh! - yeah? okay, and you checked with kenny and token? he's not just staying at their houses? - no, dude, everyone's checked. i think cartman really ran away to somalia. - yes! i can't help but take some credit for this. i helped convince him to go! - you really think he'll die in somalia? - oh, for sure, dude. it's the most godforsaken place on the planet. things are finally gonna be normal around here. - oh, god! oh, god!

share the gospel, the japanese have everything, but what they've always lacked is the knowledge of jesus christ. >> jonathan wilson is the director of christian relief assistance, support and hope in japan, crass japan is a network of japanese and internet christian groups. >> we're finding as we send teams into shelters, they massage their hands and listen to their stories and listen to them. >> crash sights work alongside the government to see the value of their efforts. >> i thank the organization for helping our town, they bring unity for the community and hope for our people. >> crash also helps churches like east side bible chapel rise again, the congregation meets in a coffee shop. . er before the tsunami, our church was located 700 meters from the coastline, and it was quite an empty place, but now we are in a good place where a lot of people go and so there's a better chance to share the gospel lord, i's all part of god's plan. >> across the ruins is now erected where the seaside bible chapel used to stand. as a symbol of hope and a reminder where when everything else is gone, only one

. >> her refuge is called the home of the good shepherd jesus christ. she provides a bed, a warm meal, and medical tree been free of charge. for visitors, this is a welcome safe haven. police have come to this ranch where abducted migrants were discovered. those it cannot pay ransom are beaten. she tries to help the victims. >> i often feel if i have been completely abandoned by my own compatriots. i hard to get any help. >> this is home to latin america's biggest deportation prison. she gives advice to the migrants. she has become highly critical of her home country, mexico. >> that there's definitely a form of racism against migrants. mexicans discriminate against them a ticket edge of the situation. -- and take advantage of the situation. >> freight trains leave for the u.s. border. for migrants, a transit journey through mexico is a nightmare. the only relief comes from people like olga sanchez. >> our next report takes us to kenya we need a woman who is taken on the challenges of tacking on the issue of child sex abuse. -- the challenges of taking

- [high-pitched laugh] - jesus christ, no! that's--that's my joke, you ass [bleep]! oh, my god! - [laughing] border! captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> june 14, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to "the daily show." my name is jon stewart. we've got a hell of a program for you tonight. thank you very much. our guest tonight, the great j.j. abrams will be joining us. or maybe he won't be joining us. maybe he'll be in some sort of purgatory/talk show/in the future-past. (laughter) it's a talk show called "talk sanctum 4,000" oh, really? it sucked. okay. will have will have apparently my ideas suck. by the way, exciting day today. i got a kid in the audience who broke the world record for amount of time with your mom in a car. (cheers and applause) 11 hours together. 11 hours. not only are they both still alive-- (laughter) -- they're still sitting next to each other. it was three fill-ups of gas, two xanax and... (laught

jesus christ, frank. i got burns! what are you doing? >> anything can happen on a runway, dennis. >> nobody's gonna throw detergent in my eyeballs on a runway, frank! >> and you think that was bad. check out this tasty delight. you got to eat cockroaches next. >> you know what, man? screw this. i'm outta here. >> finished. >> jesus, rex, i didn't tell you to start eating yet. >> that doesn't disqualify me, does it? >> no, you're good. >> oh, hey, diary. listen, today was the worst day ever. i had an audition, and i didn't get the part, which is really, really strange for me. but then the casting director called, and they were, like, "we thought you were just better for a different part." and i was, like, "that makes more sense." >> cut, cut! >> what are you doing? that was great. >> what are you doing? why don't you do it like you did the first time? dee, this is just weird. >> this is what i do. i just talk into the camera about my life. >> are you kidding? you never do this. you have all these colors on your face, your mouth is going l

the tweet said "dear friends, i just launched news.va, praise be our lord jesus christ, exclamation point, with my prayers and blessings, benedictus xvi." you could have written 16th but d u saved characters co>>> it ngmiup, >>> coming up, what happens when acrobats outshine professional athletes on the field. w >>> presidents is tried it, so have celebrities. it's hard to execute a perfect first pitch. after last night there's going to be even more pressure. [ applause ] >> take that, timmy. that was performer from cirque du soleil getting the job done with flair in san diego last night. check it out. he start with a 360-degree backflip, lands it, then throws a perfect strike right down the middle. did all that in that freaky costume. this is the first-ever performance from the las vegas act out on the field. >> i don't think timmy would look that good in that costume, either. very few men would. thanks for joining us. nightly news is next.

with a tony winning broadway musical and two presidential candidates, the church of jesus christ of latterhange its image and correct what it calls misconceptions about mormonism. we're going to take a look at that project. >> also ahead for you in this half hour, summer travel discounts. we'd all like some of those, right? price of gas, still about $1 a gallon higher than it was last summer. hotels and resorts are starting to worry a little bit that that could mean you are not coming to visit. so they are offering everything from gasoline gift cards to free parking. and a few other goodies. we're going to show you some of the best deals available out there right now. >> a lot going on. >> first though, the future of greece's government is hanging on a vote of confidence later today. it's the latest complication in that country's debt crisis which threatens to cause problems around the world. cbs news correspondent elizabeth palmer is in athens this morning with the latest. liz, good morning. >> good morning, erica. yes, greece is the latest european economy to be on life support. a decade

i would say the power of jesus christ can set a person free. >> time does run short. last question. do you tell them that it is sin for them to be gay. >> according to the word of god it says my opinion doesn't count. but the bible calls that sin and anybody who comes to me struggle with areas of sinful areas, of course, i use that word because the bible used that word. but the glorious news is people can be set free. all of us for that matter can be set free from that. >> all right. look. dr. garlow, you are right. i don't agree with you. i don't like some of what you said but i have deep respect for it. still intrigued you acknowledged we are all creatures created by god and what we are is created by him or her. >> good to be on with you. thank you. >>> coming up, only weeks away from the deficit deadline and default, the president joined the debate today. we'll see if it changed anything. first, edie hill is here with a crisis in american health care. >> we're about 40,000 primary care doctors short. we've got millions more coming in with health care. and the way t

bilingual education who said, if the length rsh language -- english language is good enough for jesus christ, it's good enough for everybody. >> anna deveer smith, welcome, good to have you here. i looked forward to meeting you for a long time. i'm a fan of your work. thank you. it's interesting. as a woman who creates one woman shows, you don't just start with an audition. you start with a blank page. don't you? >> yeah, not even a page because i make my work by interviewing people. the piece of paper and pencil comes later. i really go out on the road and start interviewing people with a tape recorder. and i take those words and in the case of let me down easy which i'm here to talk about today, i interviewed 320 people on three continents and then i take all that stuff and whittle it down to an evening in the theater. in this case an hour and 37 minutes long. >> does the process start with something that is kind of a fire in your belly about a particular issue and then find the people or talk to people? >> i usually have an idea in mind. in this case this play started because i was invite

and give them encourage and hope and a way out of all that, and for the christian the way out is jesus christ. for another religion it might be some other means. the problem with this repeal is that this particular sin is being legitimized as being normal and okay. >> reporter: whereas some chaplains support the repeal, and all chaplains accept their obligation to minister to everyone, chaplain lee fears the conflict conservative christian chaplains are bound to ha when counseling openly gay service members. >> chaplains are concerned that when it comes to the bold preaching, teaching, counseling, marrying, burying, sacramental duties, that there would be challenges to those things if they were decided to speak against homosexuality. >> reporter: these chaplains fear that if they express what they really believe they might lose their jobs. >> we believe there needs to be a freedom of conscience clause somewhere congress has to wrestle with to make re that chaplains and the troops have freedom of conscience when it comes to proclaiming their own particular faith, and of course they would do th

i gave my heart to jesus christ. since that time, i've been a person of prayer.en i pray, i pray believing that god will speak to me and give me an answer to that prayer. that's what a calling is. if i pray, a calling means that i feel like i have a sense from god which direction i'm supposed to go. >> schieffer: did god tell you he wanted you to run for the minnesota state senate or something like that? >> i prayed about that as well. that's really what that means. it means that i have a sense of assurance about the direction i think that god is speaking into my heart that i should go. >> schieffer: i want to ask you about something else. a lot of your critics say you have been very fast and loose with the truth. you know, the political-fact which is a website that won a pulitzer did an analysis of 23 statements that you made recently. of these 23 only one they said was completely true. seven they call pants on fire kind of falsehoods. four were barely true and two were half truths. how do you answer that criticism is. here's one of them. you said on the record

disagreement here on scale of the significance or of the measure of entity that states is not is not the jesus christ and it can't be perfect so of course it's going to make mistakes but i think specifically we need to be very careful the of the iranian government has gone a great lakes to expect stand its militarism to expend power throughout the shiites in iraq and expression in syria. and it moved into hezbollah and now we've got the islamic brotherhood making arrangements with three salafi groups inside egypt the egyptian government this should scare everyone today in fact back to libya back to the american intervention there we're seeing a lot of kinetic military operations what's going on right now in libya and what he thinks going to come next basically what we've got is we've got rebels coming from from the sport cities and the rebels are trying to take down kentucky at the moment we're essential stalemate because what we found is that air strikes can't remove a dictatorship you need ground troops the ground troops you grew up quickly the ground troops that are going to be needed cannot come

va, praise be our lord jesus christ. with my prayers and blessings, pope benedict xvi. >>> and the man on the video is sean ommaley. he and a friend were riding up an escalator sunday night when he jumped off the handrail and fell 20 feet. o' malley broke a bone in his elbow. he admits he was drunk at the time. >>> the airline banning babies in first class. >>> plus our storm watch coverage continues, we ask where today's rain leaves the bay area for the summer. >>> and our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the rainfall and when we will dry out. coming up when to expect it. >>> today a summer soaker added to what's already been a very wet year. robert handa shows us what it means for the south bay's water supply and who actually could do without all this rain right now. >> reporter: gabriella zavala an family headed out to enjoy the summer weather. which for gabriella meant cloudy skies and rainfall. >> because i like the smells when it all gets wet and it looks very nice, very calming. >> even if next year we

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i remind everybody that up until 1776, from the time of jesus christ, life expectancy in the world remained basically the same. but once america believe a new and let you rise to heights without punishing you are criticizing you for being successful, and tolerated failure, tolerated the fall of people so they could learn lessons of the could again succeed -- without that, we would not have changed, and life expectancy in the 200 years of america has doubled. why? cause we believe in you. what is at stake in this election is a president who believes that the greatness of america is in government taking things from you and redistributing to others that he and others believe in washington are more disturbing. people ask me what is the most important thing is this election. i say repealing obama care. it is not taking care of those on the margins of society. it is not taking care of those who are needy. it is a program that says to every working man and woman that we are going to tell you how much money you are going to spend, how you are going to spend it, what programs that benefit you are go

conserve on -- in office are those people who never sinned, then according to most religions, only jesus christin office. i mean, really. because apparently, according to religion, we're all sinners. >> but like all these things, it's kind of -- the story actually, whether it's arnold schwarzenegger or now anthony weiner, it tends to be the cover-up or the alleged cover-up. arnold schwarzenegger hid the fact he had this love child from the electorate. if he come out with it and admitted it, he may have been elected. he probably wouldn't have been actually in the current climate. with anthony weiner, i watched his press conference today, i couldn't make head nor tail of what he was saying. your point about being honest. >> my guess is he's probably in an uncomfortable position. none of the answers are going to sound really good. so therefore, ah, we got him, okay. so there was a picture that shouldn't have been sent of him. it's not going to affect whether our kids or grandkids are going to get a good education in school. it's not going to affect whether people are going to get jobs. it just --

. >> the self-proclaimed prophet of the fundamentalist church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. he followed in his father's footsteps in the process before him and kind of took that religion and its idiosyncrasies to new levels and new heights. >> host: what he mean by that? >> guest: they practiced polygamy for one thing. it is illegal in all 50 states. >> host: illegal. >> guest: illegal in all 50 states. and because of that i think it is an outcropping of that, there is this caste system of marion underage to little girls. it is kind of a reward system that has been going on now -- while, when morning came into power in 3,002, started mushrooming and getting worse and worse and worse. >> host: you say he came into power. how did that happen? pc when he was a young man he was kind of this odd duck. he was his father's favorite son. his father took a shine to him. dozens of sons. took a shine to one. one was made headmaster of their private school system and may still warm his way into the position of next to his father. when his father started becoming ill he said having a ser

he didn't mention jesus christ in his correspondence, and he didn't talk about god on his death bed. i believe he was a very moral man, a very virtuous man. he was influenced by the stoics. he took his feelings about morality very seriously. and, indeed, if you had asked him are you a christian, he might well have said yes. but his sense of christianity is very difficult to get ahold of. we just know it wasn't on one of the extremes. well, that's a very powerful image of washington -- [laughter] and this is another powerful image of washington. developing this late 19th century, the early 20th century is the -- as the washington mythology gathers vice president and develops -- gathers strength and develops. and the declaration of independence and beyond that, american became fascinated with historic homes and historic buildings. well, now you know if you own a restaurant or if you own a historic inn or ped and breakfast -- bed and breakfast, there's one thing you need to succeed. you have to have a ghost. in the 19th century, you had to have george washington. you to say that washing

>> i certainly don't think it has, i think that is what makes the times for knew jesus christ than it ever has been because so many news organizations have fewer boots on the ground and so many local stations and local newspapers are stretched thin and the fact we have boots on the ground makes us special, i think, you know. i really don't agree with bryan, i think it has changed quite a bit, i mean if you look at, watch bryan in the film, he has got the laptop open, and the screen here, the phone there. he is twittering out. >> rose: that's what got him there. >> i think, you know, o editor -- >> where are the boots? >> i don't say no when we are asking to go on a trip, on an assignment we haven't cut back to the point saying no we want to travel to the stories. >> there was a point in this where i think you haveto sort of say or you choose t say damn it, it is "the new york times", your point was? >> well, i mean, there is a history and i think it comes from people like me reading e kingdom and the pow at an impressionable age. >> rose: on people like you. >> may i -- the stereo asp

heaven there's only 3 men that i've been serving my whole life it's my daddy and nebraska and jesus christething something about the chase ♪ 25 years. ♪ so put your drinks up for oprah, for oprah, for oprah i love ya you and i you, you and i oprah, i'd rather die without you and i ♪ [cheering and applause] oprah: that was amazing. there you are, the gaga lady. oh, love you, girl. love you, girl. sounds great. >> congratulations. oprah: thank you. >> thank you so much. oprah: it's the gaga lady. wow. you are truly a phenomenon. you are a phenomenon. you are. and you-- >> you are truly a phenomenon. [cheering and applause] oprah: well, let's be phenomenons together. you're 25 and already have accomplished so much. and i think the greatest thing that you've accomplished is exactly what your new cd says, is you've encouraged people to be comfortable being born the way they are, being born that way. >> that's right. [cheering and applause] oprah: yes, yes. >> that's right, and i appreciate that we've all had someone like oprah, such a strong woman, to lead us for so long, who continues to lead

yelling things like "oh, for god's sake, she's not the messiah." [ laughter ] "you'd think she was jesus h. christ, "it's not like she's judge judy." [ applause ] >> jimmy: really? >> which is -- that would be a sendoff. that would be a sendoff. but i will say there are some parts i found sort of mystifying. well, oprah's odd ponytail that looked like the back of a horse. you know what i mean? it was very chopped off. >> jimmy: i didn't notice that. >> and then at one point this little white opera singer who was about 6 years old came out and even tom cruise looked flummoxed, and that takes a lot. [ laughter ] . so there were many moments, and there were so many stars it was almost as if she got kind of bored after a while. like oh, josh groban. ladies and gentlemen, patti labelle. whatever. wrap it up. [ laughter ] but i did enjoy the most insufferable moment, which was maya angelou reading that awful poem over and over. oprah, oprah, oprah. [ laughter ] am i exaggerating? she said it like 17 times in a row. as if oprah was like, i get it, that's my name. [ laughter ] and i was fascinated by the

you'd think she was jesus h. christ at this point.s, it's not like she's judge judy. [ applause ] >> jimmy: really? >> which is -- [ applause ] that would be a sendoff. that would be a sendoff. but i will say there are some parts i found sort of mystifying. oprah's odd ponytail that looked like the back of a horse. it was very chopped off. >> jimmy: i didn't notice that. >> at one point this little white opera singer who was about 6 years old came out and even tom cruise looked flummoxed and that takes a lot. there was so many stars it was almost as if she got bored after a while. like, oh, josh groban. ladies and gentlemen, patti labelle. whatever. wrap it up. but i did enjoy the most insufferable moment which is maya angelou reading that awful poem over and over. oprah. oprah. oprah. oprah. am i exaggerating? she said it 17 times in a row. oprah was like, i got it, that's my name. i was fascinated by the so-called appearance by stedman because i still maintain he's a hologram. he's missing. he's not been seen. have you seen stedman?

this is the ascension of our lord jesus christ. it is a good day to start out. i plan on working after i retire but i think a good question to bring up is why will social security, if you are retired, they need to up the retired, they need to up the amount where you can continue to work. you can only make x amount of dollars and had to stop working. that needs to be changed with the economy now. people can make more money. host: thank you for the call. this is the story from "the new york post." will you work after you retirement age? all it is joining us from west virginia. caller: good morning. i worked until i was 72 years old. i look around me and i see all these young people that really don't want to work. i have neighbors in their 40's and 50's who are retired on social security and disability. i think that is what what is draining social security today. one more thing -- i hear this revenue enhancement by these politicians. i know i am not very well educated. does that mean tax hikes? i think that's what it means. thank you very much. host: san diego, dem

he quoted the lord jesus christ and set a house divided against itself cannot stand.n no longer be both. we will be all free or all slaves, but we will no longer be both. i knew that is where we were in america. i wanted to fight for the freedom and personal responsibility this country was founded upon. i concluded like most americans that we need a representative in washington that will fight continuously for the principles that have made this great country strong. principles of traditional values because choice loses its meaning if it does not matter what you choose. the purposprinciples of limited government because the role is to protect our private property and not exploit or ponder it. free-market because profit is not only moral and good. profits give us the capital for tomorrow so that we can create jobs and a strong national allegiance and defense. my story embodies the american exception was in. after wandering in and out of welfare dependency, to be able to grab ahold of my life after god took hold of my heart is proof positive that in america, anybody from

i remind everybody that up until 1776, from the time of jesus christ, life expectancy in the world remainedasically the same. but once america believe a new and let you rise to heights without punishing you are criticizing you for being successful, and tolerated failure, tolerated the fall of people so they could learn lessons of the could again succeed -- without that, we would not have changed, and life expectancy in the 200 years of america has doubled. why? cause we believe in you. what is at stake in this election ia president who believes that the greatness of america is in government taking things from you and redistributing to others that he and others believe in washington are more disturbing. people ask me what is the most important thing is this election. i say repealing obama care. it is not taking care of those on the margins of society. it is not taking care of those who are needy. it is a program that says to every working man and woman that we are going to tell you how much money you are going to spend, how you are going to spend it, what programs that benefit you are going

anytime you feel suffering, remind yourself, god's wisdom is not our own and a story of jesus christ is an example of that. jesus the long-awaited messiah when he arrived and most didn't recognize him including many of the men who lived with him. they didn't recognize him 'cause they were waiting for a political figure. they were looking for a king who would overthrow the roman empire, establish the kingdom in jerusalem and rule as a political figure. they couldn't understand god's wisdom that saw suffering as triumph. which one of us would choose a cross, flogging, the disappointments, the people turning their back on him, the ridicule. which one of us would choose that as a human concept of success? so god uses suffering in the world. we have an obligation anytime that we can to heal that suffering. and to prevent evil from prevailing but know that it will be a part of your life until the day that you die. some of us will lose our peace. by a discovery of our faults. my wife discovers my faults every day. and i would just say to you that there's nothing you can do by yourself to cur