legacy. >> judson endured a grueling six month journey.e was brought to a second prison here on this site here in mandalay. today it is home to the judson baptist church. >> reporter: perhaps his greatest accomplishment after his release was translating the first burmese bible. the copies were in october 1840. pastor mong is determined to see that judson's legacy lives on. >> we need to know and understand the life of judson and how he persevered because of the gospel. and secondly, we need to learn from him, the way he lived, the way he shared the gospel. please pray we should lead the way, and please pray for this church, also. it has a good legacy in the history of burmese christians, and those who are doing ministry around the remote area of the country. pray for them, too. >> reporter: evangelists working to ensure that seeds planted by judson nearly 200 years ago continue growing. and bearing fruit for generations to come. gary lane, cbn news, mandalay, burma. >> george: it is awesome to see his legacy continuing all these years late

it's one year you're ready to rumble joining me for tonight's long liberal are judson phillips attorney and founder of tea party nation and neil mccabe conservative commentator and editor of the guns and patriots news it on good to see you too neal and you to judge thomas good evening joining me again let's start out here with the attorney general eric holder he spoke to the twenty thirteen convention yesterday and yesterday and said he thinks it's time to reexamine the stand your ground shoot first laws in the wake of george zimmerman stand his ground shooting first and that the death of trayvon martin here's what he had to say we must confront the underlying attitudes. the mistaken beliefs and the unfortunate stereotypes that serve to often as the basis for police action and private judgments are separate and apart from the case that has drawn the nation's attention it's time to question laws that senselessly expand the concept of self-defense and so dangerous conflict in our neighborhoods senselessly expand self defense well according to the wall street journal quote justifiable homi

maufas to help me on the side and the same thing goes to commissioner fewer and i would like to thank judson for being the main mentor in helping and guiding us. so i know that he will continue to inspire students to further create change in our schools just like i know about the members on this board that will continue to fight for a better education for our students. so thank you. >> it is an honor. >> i will be going to california

maufas to help me on the side and the same thing goes to commissioner fewer and i would like to thank judson for being the main mentor in helping and guiding us. so i know that he will continue to inspire students to further create change in our schools just like i know about the members on this board that will continue to fight for a better education for our students. so thank you. >> it is an honor. >> i will be going to california state university, sacramento. >> vice president fewer? >> i just want to say to the student delegate wes have enjoyed having you and we have enjoyed your leadership also and also, because i have authored a couple of resolutions with you, it is fabulous working with you. i am sure that you are going to do fabulous things in your life thank you. >> mr. haney. >> i want to say thank you and as a new board member i don't know what it is like without you two. so i am a little concerned. >> yeah. >> i will try to keep the median age a little lower, but now i want to... i want to you know, you will have to have been so thoughtful and outstanding board members really tr

now, my first zero was the judson, the facilities director of dallas county. and that would go to a commissioners court meetings in meet various commissioners and talk about the possibility of acquiring this building. so it was not news to me, but he handled that so beautifully. there were ten miracles that occurred that through jensen's effort, number one, the building was acquired. number two, the commissioners decided to hire and architectural team that had done the building. and on know if any of you remember that wonderful restoration. it was kind of power first major historic preservation project. and he also worked on the governor's. so that was such a relief. and the preservation that these persons who were very knowledgeable about historic buildings would be working on a. so it gave me a total sense of comfort that i was called one day to a meeting. and we went to jackson's office and company by martin jarrow. well, some of the commissioners meetings, a wonderful man. the had no idea that he was the producer, would producer, breakfast at tiffany's. i