i got connected with her because i was looking for someone who could speak to the jonestown incident who really knew something and wasn't going to be - sensationalize it, because it's easily done. well, it turns out that this professor of religious studies breaks every stereotype you might have about the jonestown incident. her older sister and her younger sister died there on that day in november 1978, and there was a terrible racist spin, as you probably picked up in the media, that jones was a megalomaniac, cultic, psychotic leader, and his followers were brainwashed african americans. it was very sad that that came out, because it was quite a diverse group there in the jungle. well, these are upper middle class, long tradition methodists. and as she'll tell you - also, we're standing on the grave, and during the first interview, we're actually out of the grave in oakland - the mass grave where there's more than 400 people buried - and her nephew, who was fathered by jim jones with one of the sisters, is in that mass grave. and she has a lot of integrity to come and talk to us, bu

i remember seeing a story on jonestown awhile back. knowing that was you laying on the ground there is amazing to me. my question is the subject is the democratic agenda in congress. considering you have 100 federal justices -- judges filibustered in the senate, and if president obama were to get reelected, how do you plan to move your agenda for considering the problems you have had over the last four years? guest: i think the american people should send a strong message to members of congress -- put your weapons away. come together. find ways to work together. i think we have to move off of this polarization on both sides, and find ways to work together. that is what the american people want to see. we will not get 100% of everything we want. we may not get 75%, but there has to be a way to come together and resolve some of these issues we are dealing with in this country without the kind of acrimony that has been exhibited in the last couple of years. supreme court -- host: the supreme court taking up the health care law. if parts o