he told them he wanted to be an actor and wanted to be an evangelist said he would study jimmy swaggart late at night and he got the picture of his always said he could study how this man manipulated and hypnotized people with his eye is. he also will fight his mother for some reason. he would tell friends about all these wonderful things he would do like hayrides and he had to keep his job at cambridge which is about three and half hour drive back and forth coming and he would say she did all these great things for me like this very odd way of talking to people. he goes to bolt school of law which in 1967 as a hotbed of antiwar movement and the feminist movement and the central liberation movement. in his eccentricity continues. there he is the entire war movement, he ridicules the protesters saying that more people die on the highways and in car crashes than in vietnam going to war. he ridicules jane fonda and joan baez and it's ridiculous that anyone would care with an actress or singer thinks. he's totally inscrutable. his professors can understand him because larry believes that th

. >> bill: jimmy swaggart is back.e hadn't stepped on his you know what sunday, he wouldn't have made that ad and he would still be sponsoring the legislation in the united states congress, right? >> i don't think he says -- has any plans to change his views. basically, i guess what he's saying -- >> bill: my words got me in trouble. >> basically, what he's saying -- didn't say this initially. he was more circumsect. we should give him credit for this that yes, a woman who is raped can get pregnant. but that's really all he's saying. >> bill: right. >> he's not really saying anything else as far as what kind of policies he would support. >> bill: or what rights she should have over her own body. >> bill: do you think -- this is a question for everybody listening and everybody watching. do you think the people of missouri are going to buy this bunk? >> well, i think the ad, i think is very carefully targeted. he talks about forgiveness which i think is very important. >> bill: they can say anything they want. they'll fo