but do you know what jobe did? and the lord has taken away. blessed be the name of the lord. >> preaching it there, samuel. samuel is here with his mother and his mentor. welcome to everybody. >> hello. >> hi. >> you are just a bright light, aren't you sitting over there. >> yes. >> and even without those teeth. it's unbelievable. >> when you are up there preaching, are you just memorizing things? tell us what you are doing when you are up there. >> it's something i do every day stuff and i really don't forget it. i really don't get nervous because i know god has my back. >> god has your back. >> so are all your sermons about bible stories? >> well, yes. >> do you have a favorite one, like david and goliath? >> i have a favorite one, and it's named jobe. >> the one we heard here. is. >> because jobe had double for his trouble. >> were you surprised when you saw what was coming out of this little one's mouth? >> i was very surprised. i was very surprised. my husband and i were amazed to see samuel get up and preach

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jobe 34 makes it very clear, 33 and 34, that he's the spirit of life, he's the one that create and designsation is fierce. just think the one who designed the rose designed the skunk. now, that's a wide spectrum. holy spirit's interesting. you're not going to be bored. i know we think heaven's a big place where everybody walks around in white robes. god has a long white beard. but he's fascinating. he's a person. imagine all theall the scrolls knowledge, imagine going to a scroll over there and it's 1,000 miles long and the word atop is assignment, everything created contains an invisible instruction. everything created is a solution. my watch solves a problem. my glasses solve a problem. everything -- a pen -- my ears hear. my mouth speaks. my mind thinks. my hands reach. my feet walk. mechanics solve car problems. dentists solve teeth problems. everything created is a solution. the fact that you're here, god saw something no one could solve, so he created you to solve that problem. there's never been a you before. that's why nobody understands you. nobody like you has ever arrived. your

you actually flaunt that jobes absolutely. sure bank of america and everybody in the industry would make it a point. he was an intern. he was not required to do this. >> was he discouraged? i bet he wasn't. melissa: that's a great question. >> i bet he was not dscouraged. >> sorry, very similar in medicine. we prided ourselves being able to take those long shifts. now the medical industry has regulated training of residents and interns. they can not work more than 30 hours in a row without sleeping. now down to 16 hours in a row. they have required days off, time where they have to leave the hospital. so even though we did it. go ahead. >> you have to ask why that is? the reason why it is is not just for the health. intern. it is legal liability. bank of america i believe in this case, i believe, speaking to lawyers, they face legal liability if they did not take appropriate steps to discourage this. we don't know the autopsy. he could have had a major heart malfunctionor genetic something along those lines. i know people had

they went to jobe, they went to other parts of the rural areas.nd they have established their own safe havens there. and that is what we're seeing mostly being attacked right now by the drone strikes. these groups are still around. they are reconstituting their forces. and they're quite aggressive. and i wouldn't put it past them to try and carry out attacks. carry out attacks against oil facilities, carry out attacks against embassies, carry out attack against a lot of different facilities. >> richard, one of the things that we are hearing in washington is part of the decision about where to pull back, where to extract u.s. personnel and close down facilities, is not just about the threat level, but it's about whether or not those people and those facilities can be defended and the places where we feel like we can't physically can't defend things in case of attack are more likely to be shut down than places where we have better physical and security planning. is that part of what's going on in yemen? that it is just an isolated, difficult place t