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the lds church really does make a policy of staying out of politics, and i can show you why it didn't in this talk. that really does work out on the ground. you never hear politics discussed in mormon congregations, for example, it's a rare thing. when it does happen -- and you all live in the state of california, so you saw this in 2008. the lds church did get involved on the proposition 8 campaign, so when it does, it can really ignite a lot of enthusiasm because there's a lot that mormons can draw on to mobilize politically. but that's a very rare, very rare event. um, let's go over here. actually, okay, we'll do him, and i actually meant the woman in the row ahead. but, no, go ahead, you have the mic. >> i just want to ask about the survey. you asked a lot of very personal questions, really sensitive questions. >> uh-huh. >> and just like you say, you don't know what's in the heads of people. so my general question to you is how seriously are you taking this? like, for example, the very first thing about the, you know, will good people go to heaven. well, you had something about t

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were lds. 14% in arizona were lds. that can make a big difference in the long run as the math goes in his direction. >> and they can do something in illinois. >> in the next few days, i think you'll see that there's a big mormon population there as well. and it will be interesting to the see. >> as we close, we have romney being -- he's outspending santorum 29 to 1. i believe we have a graphic about this. where's my monopoly guy, uncle money bags, wherever he is. look at that, 29 monopoly men to one of rick santorum's. where do you come back from that if you're rick santorum? >> look what he's done already. there's rather a staggering story, the success of rick santorum, given the fact he's been so outspent, that he's been so out organized in each and every state. that's a story. erick erickson is about to get his wish. that's going to be one on one. >> and that's still with gingrich in the race. which is interesting. >> well, erick's number one wish is he wants the brokered convention and mitt

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in 2015,ç women get the most ld gold acute hospital opened up in oakland.'re working with contractors and vendors that are spending some $54 million to build the hospital, local dollar is going to local businesses to participate in the $877 million project. on time, in budget. yes, very important to do. we are going to be increasing the capacity of hospital beds. we will almost triple the size of the trauma emergency center. why? because we love the people here, the residents. we have theç capacity to grow. we have great corporate partners, and all of them that are here today, and there are many more that are not, but they are part of the building of the hospital. i want to say to you, i look forward, with extreme in patients, to opening up those doors in 2015, the brand-new hospital. to get back to the theme of hearts and a final invitation that you have after today and after we sing these songs, i invite all of you next tuesday to join our protocol officer charlotte schultze, me, mayor willie brown, frank jordan, and everyone else, to welcome tony bennet

. >> and let's talk about the lds factor, the mormon factor. and we talk about how faith is driving the voting, and okay, you look at the positive part of idaho, nevada, and arizona and they haven't gotten to utah, so people are to some extent voting religion. >> no question about it. howard fineman wrote a great column about this earlier in the week and talked about it today, and you have 75% of the electorate saying that voting for somebody who shares my religion is important to them. it is a major issue particularly in the southern states. >> and i think it is time for mitt romney to find himself that he has not done it positively. we agree on that. msnbc's coverage of super tuesday will continue in just a moment. >>> nbc news can project that the apparent winner of the republican presidential primary in ohio is mitt romney. this has been as close as it could possibly be over the course of most of tonight where we have seen mr. romney pulling out ahead over the last hour or so, and mitt romney now the apparent winner in ohio which means that

. >> and let's talk about the lds fac factor, and morton factor, and we talk about how faith is driving the voting, and okay, you look at the positive part of idaho, nevada, and arizona and they haven't gotten to utah, so people are to some extent voting religion. >> yes, and howard fineman wrote a great column about this earlier in the week and talked about it today, and you have 75% of the electorate saying that voting for somebody who shares my rel yun is important to them. it is a major issue particularly in the southern states. >> and i think it is time for mitt romney to find himself that he has not done it positively. we agree on that. msnbc's coverage of super tuesday will continue in just a moment. >>> nbc news can project that the apparent winner of the republican presidential primary in ohio is mitt romney. this has been as close as it could possibly be over the course of most of tonight where we have seen mr. romney pulling out ahead over the last hour or so, and mitt romney now the apparent winner in ohio which means that tonight has been a big night for rick santorum. it h

. >> and let's talk about the lds facer t r tto factor, and morton factor, and we talk about how faith is driving the voting, and okay, you look at the positive part of idaho, nevada, and arizona and they haven't gotten to utah, so people are to some extent voting religion. >> yes, and howard fineman wrote a great column about this earlier in the week and talked about it today, and you have 75% of the electorate saying that voting for somebody who shares my rel yun is important to them. it is a major issue particularly in the southern states. >> and i think it is time for mitt romney to find himself that he has not done it positively. we agree on that. msnbc's coverage of super tuesday will continue in just a moment. >>> nbc news can project that the apparent winner of the republican presidential primary in ohio is mitt romney. this has been as close as it could possibly be over the course of most of tonight where we have seen mr. romney pulling out ahead over the last hour or so, and mitt romney now the apparent winner in ohio which means that tonight has been a big night for rick san

. >> and let's talk about the lds factor, and mormon factor, and we talk about how faith is driving the voting, and okay, you look at the positive part of idaho, nevada, and arizona and they haven't gotten to utah, so people are to some extent voting religion. >> yes, and howard fineman wrote a great column about this earlier in the week and talked about it today, and you have 75% of the electorate saying that voting for somebody who shares my religion is important to them. it is a major issue particularly in the southern states. >> and i think it is time for mitt romney to find himself that he has not done it positively. we agree on that. msnbc's coverage of super tuesday will continue in just a moment. >>> nbc news can project that the apparent winner of the republican presidential primary in ohio is mitt romney. this has been as close as it could possibly be over the course of most of tonight where we have seen mr. romney pulling out ahead over the last hour or so, and mitt romney now the apparent winner in ohio which means that tonight has been a big night for rick santorum. it has

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there's a pattern that's emerged here tonight romney can't seem to break, whether it's his lds religiont the numbers. show them again. we have them in green. 28%, 26%, 28%, 26%. he can't break high 20s in dixie. why not, trent? >> he might make it to 30. i think he's been the underdog. he was down 30 points a month ago. he could very well win it in mississippi. i think people would be astounded to see him do that. >> what about all this y'all crap of his? is it gonna work? go down there and pander. >> you know, look, eat a little catfish and grits, he called them cheesy grits or whatever. >> but it is cheese grits. not cheesy grits. >> they may have had it on the menu. i don't know. ordinarily, you say cheese grits. >> what's that place in new orleans? >> mothers. they don't serve cheesy grits at mothers. >> if he would eat a po'boy, he would be a better candidate. >> people in the south may think president obama is a muslim, but they know that governor romney is a mormon. it makes them uncomfortable. they feel it's sort of a cult. he can say cheesy grits and y'all all he wants, but tha

in a radio interview -- now, he was prompted about the lds-mormon issue, but he still said it could be an issue in alabama and other states. what we know is, to the extent there's skepticism, and there clearly is skepticism about mormonism within some portions of the christian faith, evangelical cristiahristians ar likely to view it skeptically. mitt romney acknowledges that was his problem in 2008. he spent lots of money in iowa and couldn't break through the evangelical christians. alabama and mississippi is kind of a home ground for those folks. lots of them very conservative, religiously minded electorate. to cynthia's point, i don't know how romney's not in the game here, chris. and i would say he's probably not in the game because of himself, but because newt gingrich is stronger in mississippi and alabama than he was in tennessee and oklahoma. and if gingrich is stronger, he splits that vote with santorum more, which gives -- romney's never going to get 50% in these states, but it gives him more of a chance to split the difference. >> i agree. the news has been very strong. if h

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in a letter read to mormon congregations worldwide, church leaders said only the names of deceased lds ancestors should be submitted for the baptisms. the spiritual practice is done to offer non-mormon souls the opportunity of salvation. >>> now more on religion and politics with kevin eckstrom, editor in chief of religion news service. >> kevin, we've seen since the very beginning of this primary season that mitt romney has consistently done best among the catholic voters in contrast to rick santorum who is catholic and this really helped him out of course last week in ohio where about a third of the republican voters were catholics and he got the majority of them and that helped him win. >> why do you think that catholics are really gravitating toward romney as opposed to santorum? >> well, i think it's because rick santorum is sort of a very particular kind of tholic that is a bit actually outside the mainstream of the american catholic church. you know, the surveys indicate that the american catholic church, or the american catholics, don't buy the line that the contraception manda

you hear a lot of evangelical christians speak about the lds, about mormonism as if it's almost not christianity. i think that's somewhat damaging. he may be suffering from that. in any case, it does seem as if he has failed to really win over a substantial portion of the base despite his superior organization and money. i have to say if he couldn't do that by super tuesday which in the past is sort of clarified the primary contest. i think it's very unlikely he's going to be able to do it in the future. >> we're talking with michael hirsch of the journal. looking ahead, the caucuses in saturday, this week alabama, and mississippi and the next big industrial state contest, march 20th in illinois. >> right. so i what you're going to see, assuming that the romney camp does not succeed in its current campaign to try to get santorum and gingrich to drop out of the race, they've published a memo today in which they -- the romney in which a lead romney adviser basically said it would take an act of god for him to lose the nomination. one of the others to get one. to get the nomination and i think ther

the gatsby household were the largest population of enslaiched people in a lafayette died in 1844, ld. an inventory of his property at decatur house itemized the furnishings of what was called the back building, some of which are listed here. and they offer the first documentation of some of the uses of the building. as you see here, they include references to items located in a kitchen and in a laundry. the building itself confirms that a kitchen was originally located on the first floor. here's a hearth recently uncovered on the first floor. and you'll note both pictures have a cold joint, the seam between the original firebox and the in fill that decrease the size of its opening. now, not only does the original width of the firebox indicate it was used for cooking, but so does evidence inside the hearth. here on the right you see the remnants -- get my pointer here. here on the right you see the remnants of remnants of a flue that would have led to a smaller oven, a very common condition for a kitch kitchen heartth. that forms the top of the flue and right along here, that white li