i mean, they'll be the first to tell you, look at the name of the church, the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. >> reporter: mason says antagonism toward mormons stretches back to the beginning of the church. they've been called a cult, demonic, a false religion with a false prophet. >> mormons in a lot of ways are scarred from a long history of misrepresentation in what they see as false reports about the church or unfair treatment of the church. this goes all the way back to the 1830s. >> reporter: that was when joseph smith said he had a revelation where jesus told him all the religions at that time were an abomination in his sight. from then on morms, who were seen by some as lower-class, superstitious dupes, were the target of ridicule and violence eventually leading up to the assassination of joseph smith. in the mid-1850s, the government sent the army out to utah to keep an eye on the mormons. the army established this fort above salt lake city. the cannons that were here were aimed at the mormons. but the most vocal critics of mormons have long been evangelicals. r

yes we say that jesus christ he's an insult to bill it's impossible to insult him well because he's gay. but is it just same with prophet muhammad i mean is it possible to insult him to can he loses face i think this is impossible so does he need this protection and like i said in the beginning the prophet mohammed cannot be insulted by a caricatured or a film this is also true of jesus christ be upon him the arab and islamic communities have been educated by mass media not by the film itself because most people haven't seen the film. and western and american media incite people. to act against something they haven't even seen the end goal is to destabilize the arab world and submerge it into a state of permanent chaos and disorder this shows that there is a political game behind all of this aimed at saving certain interests of the west as part of their colonialist intentions with the west is still losing its hegemony and is done and and we no longer live in a uniform the world controlled by the formidable american power is once again an increasingly bipolar world as we see russia g

but i'll do it anyway. [ laughter ] i'd always called 45 the jesus christ point of singlehood. [ light laughter ] because -- let me get to the joke. >> jimmy: that's very funny. that's very funny. >> it's not funny yet. >> jimmy: it is funny 'cause i see where you're going with it. >> no, you don't. >> jimmy: yeah, all right. [ laughter ] >> now i can't get there. [ laughter ] when you tell people you're still single at 45, they go, [ bleep ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i did not know where you were going to go with it. >> yeah, yeah. but i don't think you can say

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meant a lot to him he wanted to make sure anybody that he came in contact with would get to know jesus christ. i know a lot of people he lead to christ with that. said earlier he helped me in night walk. when i would come up here he would make sure that i would get to meet his church family and they are absolutely nice people. i remember when kenyon got accepted to go to the academy, i don't think i've ever seen a smile on anybody's face as big as that. he was so happy. i know while he was there he wasn't real happy but the day he graduated, i wasn't able to come up here so recently we took a trip the academy and got to see everything. just meant everything to him. he was a really good officer. no way i could have lived up to that. the final thing i would like to say is to everybody that is here today we would like to thank you on behalf of our family. california highway patrol that i done something to my heart since i've been up here. i feel like i've gotten hundreds more friends. and eye told a lot you guys that i'll be back. -- and i've told a lot of you guys that i'll be back i plan on ta

you believe that jesus christ is your savior. and the nature of political pluralism requires a certain measure of doubt. it's contrary to absolutism. it assumes that there are questions that have to be answered, and that i don't always have the right answer, and certainly that i can't trump deliberative discourse simply by saying, you know, god told so. that's not an option. and so there is that real tension. and all i can do is sort of say personally how i resolve this tension is by claiming that in fact my religious faith is premised on some measure of doubt. that's why it's faith and not science. and so what that means then is that, you know, i can admit that when i read scripture that i'm in this constant interpretation. i'm trying to figure out in my own sinful, imperfect way what exactly is god trying to say. and if that's the spirit that i bring to the public square, then you can reconcile those two things. but that's a difficult project. [applause] >> i have a comment followed by a question. my comment is i hope one day y

>> absolutely. >> jesus christ would say that? >> absolutely? >> reporter: back then he was disuaded from doing, and he did it anyway and ten people were killed by a rioting mob in afghanistan. >> no matter what that church does if you retaliate we retaliate. i think we should send a message to them. we heed to send a message to radical islam. >> reporter: now jones is promoting this movie as a way to unsalt muslims. he didn't make it. but who did? several actors were dubed that the script they shot contained no hunt of anti-muslim bigotry. the main character was george. and the lines were dubbed after the shoot. >> we were supposed to be playing a film of how a life was 2,000 years ago compared to today. not just what the film is supposed to be about. >> reporter: the damage is done. >> the world must stand together to unequivocally reject these brutal acts. >> reporter: president obama condemned the killing of the ambassador and other americans much it's not clear whether the film triggered the violence. no matter it's a political year and tra

. >> while most members of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints are republicans, a new group called lds democrats argues that the democratic party is actually a better fit with their values. >> as i think about how we're to put charity above all other virtues, i then think to myself, okay, which political party most closely follows the virp due of charity and compassion? and clearly it's the democratic party. >> his wife jamie, a delegate from utah, has a rare illness. for them, affordable health care is the most pressing issue. i asked if they weren't even a little tempted to vote for fellow mormon, mitt romney. >> it's tempting. because i would love to see a mormon president. but when comes down to the values that are the most important to me, i have to stick to those. >> amid all the faith-based outrage there were some cushions. reverend c.weldon gaddy said while religion should have a vision russ role in public life, there are fine lines that shouldn't be crossed. >> i'm going against both parties when i say this. i don't feel really good about religious outreach that say

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

>>imus: this is the same jesus christ that one could read about in, for example, the new testament? e new testament as scripture. that's our jesus too. in the book i talk about growing standing tensions between some evangelical christians and mormons, experiencing those as a girl and i never understood the beef. i think there's enough good to be done, all of us, to where people of faith can pitch in. all our guys, as you say. >>imus: i was talking to mike huckabee. he's really not a bad guy actually. i say hideous things about him and i probably shouldn't. he's a baptist minister, and they'll do anything as long as the shades are down. i was having an argument -- not an argument. a discussion with him, because i believe, not that anybody asked me, but there's more than one way to go -- let's just say for the sake of this discussion that heaven is the goal. i think there are a lot of different answers. i think your husband, who is jewish and his religion, i think his answer and his path is as valid as, for example, yours. perhaps you do too. >>guest: i was taught to be loving, kind, t

and mother to my kids i love you all you all in heaven when your time comes i'm going to meet jesus christ. thousands of u.s. troops in iraq received one of these drugs a drug called lariam and it may have prevented many soldiers from getting sick the question is whether or not soldiers were adequately warned about it's rare side effects serious life changing side effects. and time for a business of days and maria is joining us now live and looks like there's not much happening on the markets today why is that marina that's exactly right well that's because in the absence of any big news stories for that fact but investors are awaiting a lot of events this week for example because i can look at the european markets as i explained this on the wednesday germany's constitutional court is expected to rule on the legality all of the euro zone's the rest of us will be looking out put out now it's a later on thursday the u.s. federal reserve is supposed to announce its latest decisions and the policy actions and a lot of people are expectancy here about another round of quantitative easing so tha

and mother to my kids i love you all you all in heaven when your time comes i'm going to meet jesus christ . thousands of u.s. troops in iraq received one of these drugs a drug called lariam and it may have prevented many soldiers from getting sick the question is whether or not soldiers were adequately warned about its rare side effects serious life changing side effects. right away let's cross over to the business desk with marie now for the latest in the markets what's going on have they moved at all things i have to say they are barely moving and if they are it's literally zero point zero one percent so it's a very slow day here a lackluster performance across the board that's what i look at the european figures basically what investors they're waiting for it suki events which will take place this week on wednesday germany's constitutional court is set to rule on the legality all the euro zone's rescue fund that's one thing that was on thursday the federal reserve aside so now it's the latest haul this decision that everyone is waiting to hear about whether there will be around the sam

mother to my kids i love you all see you all in heaven when your time comes i'm going to meet jesus christ. thousands of u.s. troops in iraq received one of these drugs a drug called lariam and it may have prevented many soldiers from getting sick the question is whether or not soldiers were adequately warned about its rare side effects serious life changing side effects. right turning it to money matters now marina you're monitoring the markets what's happening this hour also have i have to say no much has changed it's a flat day across the markets and really we're really talking about minute changes but all of that is because investors are has its in before making any drastic movements and that's because all waiting for two key votes this week we can take a look at the european markets as i'll talk about this on a wednesday germany's constitutional court is expected to rule on the legality of the euro zone's rescue fund also the fall and that's on thursday the us federal reserve is set to announce its latest paulison decisions and everyone there is of course expecting to hear about a new

mother to my kids i love you all she you all in heaven when your time comes i'm going to meet jesus christ. thousands of u.s. troops in iraq received one of these drugs a drug called lariam and it may have prevented many soldiers from getting sick the question tonight is whether or not soldiers were adequately warned about its rare side effects serious life changing side effects. of a two financial matters now marina's that of the russian markets are now open water the figures like that all the figures are mechs truly and we're seeing a lackluster performance but it is the first half hour of the credit sessions so it is expected this will take a look at the latest figures and the viewers of course on the sound what i'm talking about basically it's a fall out in some regard as you can see that when it comes to the mindset of the arts we are setting about a quarter of a percent now also will have an effect on that we'll take a look at that was laid up on first of all a stable vasa and talk about gas bomb and that's because losses in the pending gas for the have now been left without their mi

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but i don't think you can say that on tv. >> jimmy: can you not say "jesus christ"?, jesus christ and we're talking about the band? [ laughter ] >> but i was watching before and i was saying, "i see the way he's going on -- so this -- you just go over and then you're gonna edit this?" >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> okay, great. so we can relax. >> jimmy: i don't even know -- [ laughter ] i don't even -- i can't guarantee that you're gonna be on tonight. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i can't guarantee it. [ cheers and applause ] i mean, i don't know. i don't know and i won't know. oh, my gosh. is that your new signature move? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: good for you. did you ever have a signature move or signature outfit? were you -- >> no. >> jimmy: you didn't? >> well, jeans and sneakers on the sitcom. that was my look on that show. >> jimmy: 'cause remember, like in the '80s, a lot of comics had their outfits? >> no, i had no outfit. i had no hook. >> jimmy: you didn't have a hook or thing? >> no, no. >> jimmy: you did, like -- like humbugger? remember that guy? >> yeah, yeah. >>

business success, his opponent questioning it, and questions about romney's religion, the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. but in 1994, it was ted kennedy, a five-term senator, who seemed vulnerable, coming off the well publicized 1991 rape trial of his nephew, william kennedy smith. even though smith is acquitted, the political damage to kennedy is clear. in 1993/ '94, ted kennedy was somewhat weak, he had just come off of this period of kind of reckless bachelorhood that had brought him a lot of bad headlines. he didn't look particularly good. he seemed actually like somebody who you could beat. >> romney offers himself up as the anti-kennedy. >> he made a great impression. we thought he had a great story. >> the miracle happened. >> romney is married, the father of five sons, and has the right dna. >> i'm standing here now with governor george romney who is telling me -- >> his father george was a three-term republican governor in michigan and even ran for the 1968 republican presidential nomination. it causes team kennedy to rethink its campaign strategy. >> we had a meeting, som

business success, his opponent questioning it, and questions about romney's religion, the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. but in 1994, it was ted kennedy, a five-term senator, who seemed vulnerable, coming off the well publicized 1991 rape trial of his nephew, william kennedy smith. even though smith is acquitted, the political damage to kennedy is clear. in 1994-'94, ted kennedy was somewhat weak. he had just come off of this period of kind of reckless bachelorhood that had brought him a lot of bad headlines. he didn't look particularly good. he seemed actually like somebody who you could beat. >> romney offers himself up as the anti-kennedy. >> he made a great impression. we thought he had a great story. >> the miracle happened. >> romney is married, the father of five sons., and has the right dna. >> i'm standing here now with governor george romney who is telling me -- >> his father george was a three-term republican governor in michigan and even ran for the 1968 republican presidential nomination. it caused team kennedy to rethink its campaign strategy. >> we had a meeting, som

changed in the 11 years between the publication of these two books. >> my first book was "from jesus to christ." and that was published in 1988. and "jesus of nazareth" was published a few months ago. what changed is time elapsed, i continued to work in the field and learned more. question of why jesus wastant killed, you now believe he represented a limited threat to public order during the festival of passover rather than a m threat to roman rule? >> i don't thi anybody thinks he, including pileate that jesus represented a major threat to roman rule. >> well, then why was he crucified? >> because of the disruption, potential for disruption he presented that passover. but he's in jerusalem, that's not roman rule. >> well, if it's a small uprising, if it's a small dislocation that he creates he would not have been crucifi. crucifix was reserved -- correct me if i'm wrong -- >> yes. >> you're much more up to date on this than i am, the crucifix was reserved for public displays in order to gain social control exactly true. >> but there was no disruption according to your current thinking, is tha

and questions about romney's religion, the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. about you in 1994, it was ted kennedy, a five-term senator who seemed vulnerable, coming off the well publicized 1991 rape trial of his nephew, william kennedy smith. even though smith is acquitted, the political damage to kennedy is clear. in 1994-'94, ted kennedy was somewhat weak. he had just come off of this period of kind of reckless bachelorhood that had brought him a lot of bad headlines. he didn't look particularly good. he seemed actually like somebody who you could beat. >> romney offers himself up as the anti-kennedy. >> he made a great impression. we thought he had a great story. >> the miracle happened. >> romney is married. the father of five sons. and has the right dna. >> i'm standing here now with governor george romney hosteling me -- >> his father george was a three-term republican governor in michigan. and even ran for the 1968 republican presidential nomination. it caused team kennedy to rethink its campaign strategy. >> we had a meeting, someone said the first th

is jesus christ the son of god? these are questions that are no longer academic.y're critical because you're talking about that day in and day out. >> as mitt questioned everything he was raised to believe in, his father tried to get his son back on track. >> your father sent you this letter when you were in france. and he quoted robert lewis stevenson to you in trying to sort of get you not to feel discourages and he said despair not, but if you despair, work on in your despair. and then he wrote, so persist. >> my dad. what a guy. what a guy. i mean, he's always been there for me. and look, i remember my dad's advice throughout my life. every time i had challenges of one kind or another, he was there with counsel. an extraordinary man. >> who happened to be running for president while mitt was a world away. isolated. depending largely on newspaper accounts of his father's fight for the republican nomination. >> i have decided to fight for and win the republican nomination and election to the presidency of the united states. >> the war in vietnam was issue number

i believe in the lord jesus christ.n that if someone does not believe in the lord jesus christ, you go and burn down cities. that you murder people. you cut your heads off. and put it on youtube and we are going to create a problem across the world do make sure that there is only one deity. that is nonsensical. >>neil: they are using that as an excuse. >>guest: clearly. when you look back at men like me who now are out of -- remember, i am a richard helms era guy. i come from a time where the old oss guys, they trained us, and --. >>neil: they trained you to look out what is going on in iran. >>guest: exactly. >>neil: your book is about getting to the bottom of the nuclear mess. >>guest: exactly. >>neil: it sounds real. >>guest: i would love to tell you it were not but i will tell you it is fiction and the only way we can defeat this enemy that is absolutely in our shores, and it happened every day. look at the numbers of new islamic breeding grounds. what that means is every kay -- day, every county in the united state

he claimed jesus christ came to him and asked him and finish his mission on earth.ome say his following numbered in the hundreds of thousands. he founded the washington times newspaper and reportedly had the worldwide sushi market cornered. his high level contacts didn't keep him out of trouble. he once served time for tax evasion. moon died of pneumonia in south korea. he was 92 years old. >>> today dr. gupta talks to one man who has turned his love of agriculture into aqua culture or farming in the deep sea. >> our whole goal is to provide more natural, healthier environment for the fish. eight miles off the coast out in clear blue water the fish never see the same water twice. it's high energy environment. the fish are constantly swimming. they are not couch powe tatoes. it's free of those harmful con tam con tam nantss that you see in the news. >> whoep you check out more of dr. gupta's interview on the next list next weekend on sunday, september 9th. >>> now for some video we hasn't seen before. a prince scales down a skyscraper. we'll tell you why. >>> charlot

is jesus christ the son of god? are questions that are no longer academic, they're critical because you're talking about that day in and day out. >> as mitt questioned everything he was raised to believe in, his father tried to get his son back on track. >> your father sent you this letter when you were in france. he quoted robert lewis stevenson to you in trying to sort of get you to not feel discouraged. he said, despair not but if you despair, work on in your despair. then he wrote, so persist. >> my dad, what a guy. what a guy. he's always been there for me. look, i remember my dad's advice throughout my life. every time i had challenges of one kind or another, he was there with counsel. an extraordinary man. >> who happened to be running for president while mitt was a world away, isolated, depending largely on newspaper accounts of his father's fig for the republican nomination. >> i have decided to fight for and win the republican nomination and elections of the presidency of the united states. >> the war in v

i had an hour to develop my thoughts, i could prove that this 490 years to the first coming of jesus christhere were 290 prior to that which means the long and short of it is that the 7th 490 ended in 1996. >> thank you, are there any other members of the public that wish -- wishes to speak in general public. seeing none, public comment is closed. >> item 32 through 36 are being considered for immediate and unanimous adoption without committee reference, these items will be binged upon with a single roll vote, if you want to discuss a matter, it can be removed and discussed separately. >> i would like to remove item 33. >> and on the balance of the calendar, we'll call a vote. er >> chu, aye, supervisor cohen, cohen, aye, supervisor elsbernd, elsbernd, ', supervisor farrell, supervisor farrell, aye. >> kim, aye, supervisor mar? mar, absent. supervisor alagi, aye, supervisor wiener, aye, supervisor avalos, avalos, aye, supervisor campos, campos, aye, chiu, aye, there are 11 ayes. >> approved. >> [inaudible] in honoring our commitment to human rights struggle in ber -- berm ma. >> we had subm

so the nickname, the churches that mean, the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. colloquially we're known as mormons. >> overwhelmingly republican. is that a fair statement. has that always been the case? >> it hasn't. it's actually an interesting history. talk about how the parties have someone flip flopped. the republican party was formed to extinguish the litany. since the democrats, the democratic party is quite favorable. people fought at the time, the mormon church committee cannot be a good republican and a good mormon. now it's reversed. now the thinking is harry reid can be a good mormon. he's a democrat. he supports abortion. it's quite a flip. vincent talk about parties. and more interested in the underlying principles

plus, did jesus christ have a wife? tonight, a harvard professor says this ancient scrap of papyrus may help settle the debate. some scholars are skeptical. first from fox this wednesday night, governor mitt romney says he does have plans to help the poor and the middle class the white house says president obama does not want to steal from the rich. but tonight each camp is still trying to use the other guy's words against him. a super pac that supports the president is running a new ad based on this comment from governor romney at a private fundraiser back in may. >> the president starts off with 48%, 49%, he starts off with a huge number, these are people who pay no income tax. 47% of americans pay no income tax. so our message of low taxes doesn't connect. he will be out there talking about tax cuts for the rich. that's what they sell every four years. and so my job is not to worry about those people. i will never convince them to take personal responsibility and care for their lives. what i have to convince the ones

he was the founder of the unification church and claimed jesus christ had asked him to finish his workor 35,000 fall ollowers today. he died earlier this month from complications from pneumonia. >> protests over an online movie insulting islam are spreading. today, demonstrations in australia, afghanistan, tunisia, and india, but it was calm in cairo, egypt, the site of five days of violent protests. and president barack obama is vowing to bring to justice the killers of u.s. ambassador chris stephens and three others in libya. the four were honored at a memorial in maryland. >> it's tragic, it's so deeply saddening and also makes us awa aware, th though, of the kind o world people like chris and over the years are playing unsung, but the critical role that they play. >> he would not want to be seen as a hero. he would want to be seen as a guy on his team who did his job. >> and did it well. >> and did it well, did it the best he could. >> again lived hglen lived his fullest. he was my brother, but if you asked his friends, he was their brother as well. if the last few days teach us an

have to forcefully speak out, whether it is denying the holocaust or depicting in a negative way jesus christ. all of that has to be condemned. gosh there were strong words, they must not belong to a dictator that massacres his people. >> is a very difficult situation and the president briefly talked about trying to support those that overthrow assad. it's a long speech to a big crowd, also to the domestic audience. he tried to talk about iran and the limitations on their time. not time to address everything. >> he said the time for diplomacy was not unlimited. >> i think it means what he has been saying that he will tighten sanctions and work with the world community to put the toughest sanctions in place to try to get new behavior. all options are on the table and they don't have unlimited time to do what they have been doing. >> the un secretary general use his speech to announce the action over syria. he called a regional calamity with global ramifications. there are clashes virtually every day, but getting the full story is proving a challenge. they have this report from inside syria. >>

[gunshot] ow, jesus christ! - the truth is i need you, ethel.this without you. - you [bleep] shot me! - and this is hard to admit, but you're twice the ranger that i am. - i feel really cold and lightheaded right now. - you just love talking about yourself, don't you? "cold and lightheaded." you're not even listening to me! come on. get in the car. [suspenseful music] ♪ - the footprints end here. - oh, well, that sucks. gave it our best shot. - that means he must be inside, you idiot. come on. [knocking] malloy! oh, thank god you're all right. - do i look all right? because if i do, that means you didn't notice there's a man inside of me. - holy shit, more company! come on in, y'all. i got plenty of chocolate. - you are in big trouble, buddy. you're gonna spend the next three days picking up litter. - that's it? - yeah. same-sex bear molestation is just a misdemeanor. [crash] - i'm so glad everything turned out okay. - no, everything turned out fine. except for the part where i was raped. - well, ethel, looks like you get your job back. - who gi