>> just to respond, those linkages we do not explore. economic. those linkages we did not xplore but they are vital. they are important. we often think about the middle east just as saudi arabia and its relationships. what struck me at strikes me is the growth linkages not only to chinese energy but the whole gulf and also saudi arabia. those linkages are quite important as well. we have the stovepipe discussion about our policy. they view this is very important. i agree with the rest of your comments. i sympathize. i don't know if you have any other reactions. >> in the back? a microphone is coming. does it work ok? somebody had a little trouble. gentleman in the audience was signaling he was having trouble here. >> hello. i want to thank everybody for this discussion and for the accommodation. i guess my question really is for brian katulis. i guess it starts from your dissatisfaction with our syria olicy at the moment. but the president has now said that syria is somebody else's civil war. i wonder what you think is the argument for why it is s

those linkages we did not explore. the economic linkage. i would say -- we often think about the middle east just sort of saudi arabia and the relationships north to the west but struck me and strikes me on the visit to the region is the growing linkages not only china with energy, but the whole gulf but saudi arabia. the fact that remit -- remittance and indian -- those linkages are quite important as well. we often have that stove pipe discussion about sort of our policies but they they view it as very important. you know, a don't, you know, i agree with the rest of your comments. i sympathize a lot with them. i don't know if you have any other reactions to it. >> hello. in the back. i guess there's a microphone coming back there. does the mic work okay? it seems like we a little trouble. gent -- gentleman in the audience was signaling. >> it is working. [inaudible] hudson institute i want to thank everyone for the discussion and also for the accommodation of the current trends. i guess my question really is for bryan. i guess it starts f

consumption and over consumption to sugary beverages to contribute to diabetes and public awareness of the linkage between the beverages is literally through the roof and higher than i thought it would be. i want to thank dr. richmond for being here. i know that richmond gets beaten up a lot for having the gull to go first and raising this issue and putting forth this proposal and fighting very hard to get a pass and i did not succeed in richmond but i think richmond deserves a lot of credit, dr. riter man deserves a lot of credit. sometimes when you go first, you don't always prevail but you lay down the groundwork for other people to come after and succeed which i think we will did here. we are seeing already as occurs everywhere that this proposal comes up, a strong reaction from the beverage industry. we already see and have heard about paid operatives from the american beverages in san francisco and sometimes misinformation in our community. we know that you can have as many operatives as you want but in the end what we have to do is pretty straight forward is put out the facts and the scienc

time, it was admitted there was a linkage.negotiations with it will beus one, if satisfactory, it will help us .ove on the palestinian track the israeli nist go share says a linkage goes the other way around. negotiatoreli says the linkage goes the other way around. which one do you agree on? there is a saying in politics -- some of my friends really one positiongly in and some of my friends agree strongly in a different position. i am going to side with my friends. is, i think we should -- i applaud secretary kerry the president for trying to reengage on the israeli-palestinian negotiations. i think it is a very important -- i think it is very important and the clock is ticking on the possibility for a settlement there. there are a lot of people who think that the clock has run out. get into -- ito think you can imagine different the in which success in israeli-palestinian discussions can have a positive influence in the negotiations with iran. the time tables, while we set the six-month deadline, there is some overlap in the

for the first time the president netanyahu admitted there was a linkage and the linkage he made was theway the negotiations, the p5+1 would be satisfactory and will help us to move on the palestinian track. the israeli negotiators said the linkage goes the other way around. that the focus in the palestinian negotiations that secretary kerry is working so hard in order to achieve will of course have certain effects on the negotiations with iran. which one do you agree with? >> you no, there is a saying in politics that some of my friends really believe strongly in this one position and my other friends really believe strongly in a totally different position. i'm going to make a really tough decision here and i'm going to side with my friends. i guess my point is, i think that we should, i really applaud secretary kerry and the president for really trying to reengage on the israeli-palestinian negotiations. i know there are lots of people that think it's a fools errand. i happen to think it's a very important and that the clock is ticking in a very big way on the possibility for a settlem

we know the answer because we have seen the linkage before in the media.emember the gabby giffords or the boston bomber? sometimes they edit to reach a narrative they believe. the paper also has their targets and socialists aren't as desirable as others. >> should they have left it in, do you think? does it matter? >> i think it's pretty unprofessional to edit a direct quote. i also think if they didn't want to do a story to focus on the details of the shooter, they shouldn't have done a story called what his classmates said about his politics. seems pretty straightforward. plus you have other outlets, the wall street journal, who confirmed that numerous students said he was a socialist. we have seen this before. there were reports that the sandy hook shooter was a devil worshipper. that left that out. there were reports in virginia tech that the killer was sedated. they didn't tell you that. he was sedated by two people that had a gun and lived nearby. if it fits their narrative, they'll put it in. even if it doesn't make sense and this case was the oppos

us talk about information linkage -- begins. this is a ui. if you can tell what the name of the guy is that at men's this when i am not doing it, i will give you one dollar. he even mailed me because my computer's name appeared in the list when i landed on this controller. things in the world around you are keeping track of and loosely logging places in not a lot of

i think the conversation should be a jobs housing park linkage discussion. as we add more residents to the city, what is the impact of adding new residents to our park system, to open space opportunities. i'm inspired by the mayor's discussion that housing opportunities might be found on parkland which took me a little bit by surprise. i don't know if the general manager that had same reaction i did, but if we can have that discussion maybe with consultation with the planning department in january or february. it would be very much appreciated. anybody else? >> there was and i'm not sure about the appropriate timing of bringing this back. there was a report made by the capital division around district 6. february. thank you. >> everybody else read my mind? any other commissioners? >> is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. item 12. is new business agenda setting. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. item 13 in communications. is there any additional public comment? seeing none,

and the other thing is the linkage between the peace process and the middle east. in the linkage he made was that the progress and the way that the association tried, it will be satisfactory and that will help us to move on lal we are negotiating this and they said that the linkage goes the other way around. and secretary john kerry is working so hard to achieve this and of course, we will achieve a certain effect on these negotiations with iran. [laughter] >> you know, there is a saying in politics that, you know, some of my friends believe strongly in this one position. and my other friends really believe strongly in a totally different position. i am going to side with my clients in this case. my point is that i think that we should -- i really applaud secretary john kerry really trying to reengage on the israeli and palestinian negotiations and i know that there are lots of people that think it is a fools errand and i happen to think it is a very important errand and the clock is ticking in a very big way on the possibilities for a settlement bear and we know l

those linkages are quite important as well. well the stovepipe discussion about our policy.hey view this is very important. i agree with the rest of your comments. i sympathize. back?the a microphone is coming. does it work ok? somebody had a little trouble. >> hello. i want to thank everybody for this discussion and for the accommodation. i guess my question really is for brian katulis. i guess it starts from your dissatisfaction with our syria policy at the moment. saidhe president has now that syria is somebody else's civil war. i wonder what you think is the argument for why it is something else that would be persuasive within the administration or to the american public? it would seem to me that the argument would be it is not merely a civil war, it is a regional civil war. a sunni-shiite war. we have concern about that. iran, elliott suggested, that side is winning. issue thatbe the would have to be raised. i wonder how you make that argument would we are embracing iran. i agree with you. i would add to the fact the spillover you are seeing in terms of -- it seems fair

can you really make a linkage? do you think there's a linkage between the kind of religious opposition to communist authority that the pope offered to polls and the religious opposition to the shah that the ayatollah offered to iranians? are they the same phenomena or are they different? >> guest: i think they are different because the pope with all of his conservatism and doctrinal was obsessed with human rights. john paul ii wrote extensively about human rights. he had suffered under both nazi occupation of poland and the stalinist and the stalinists. metropole and so he was quite success excess. he builds up an entire personal philosophical direction based on the human, the primacy of the human individual and human rights. ayatollah khamenei did not have anything like that. he had the view that islam was everything and individual rights very often had to be superceded to that. i think in that respect they were very fundamentally different. but there are some striking parallels and one of the interesting parallel

century bc, the home of "the odyssey" has been -- odyssey" has been translated into millions of linkages. bookworms, at for --"lization of "donkey quixote," the harry potter series, and mao zedong's "little red book." in the harry potter universe, the ministry of magic is the government that oversees the wizardry world. withs been brought to life a portal designed for the british government website, including all sorts of useful information for witches and wizards. the welcome page tells that the international magic holiday will 2014, and the community should make alternative travel arrangements for christmas as the transport network will be close down during the holiday period. the miserable men instagram account shows what men get up to at the shopping mall. there are some 380 photographs of men looking none too excited about the whole thing as they nap on the bench or are glued to the telephone. the page has over 10,000 followers, the consummate their own photos. it brings a compassionate smile to the face of any man who has been dragged out shopping. with the kick here and mass explo

i think we have been working very closely with geneva car barn and to identify some linkagible. there is a leak k roof that we need to think about in terms of preserving the acid over all and remediation work and again va carbon has services so if we were to use gee oh bonds fund we would need to do an ordinance to provide us with the ordinance. those are the three eligible types of spnd turs that we are talking about with them right. no they are working to price those two items and if we have that our hope to be able to prethose all the together with the items we are thinking about. it is a decision for the committee, i think one of the thing we would like to previous is the ability to present altogether the different tradeoffs associated with these $5.6 million. while these funds were in geneva car bonds and the city does have a number of upcoming unknown life safety projects. the rim fire has left us with unknown capital liability. we have as we said the land slide and other projects we are continuing to price. i think the reserve is better for us than to continue the full ap

those linkages are quite important as well. we have the stovepipe discussion about our policy. they view this is very important. i agree with the rest of your comments. i sympathize. >> in the back? a microphone is coming. does it work ok? somebody had a little trouble. >> hello. i want to thank everybody for this discussion and for the accommodation. i guess my question really is for brian katulis. i guess it starts from your dissatisfaction with our syria policy at the moment. but the president has now said that syria is somebody else's civil war. i wonder what you think is the argument for why it is something else that would be persuasive within the administration or to the american public? it would seem to me that the argument would be it is not merely a civil war, it is a regional civil war. a sunni-shiite war. we have concern about that. and as elliott suggested, iran, that side is winning. that would be the issue that would have to be raised. i wonder how you make that argument would we are embracing iran. >> yeah, i agree with you. i would add to the fact the spillover

. >> well, look, just to respond and, quite only, those linkages we did not explore, the economic linkagesbetween the u.s. and saudi arabia. they're vital, they're important. what i would say is also -- and, again, we always think about the relationships north to the west. what struck me and strikes me on my visits to the region is also those growing linkages. not only to china with energy, but the whole gulf, but also saudi arabia. the fact that remittances and i've looked quite a lot at india and pakistan in some of my work, those linkages are quite with important as well. and we often have that stove pipe discussion about sort of our policies, but they view this as very important. you know, and i don't -- you know, i agree with the rest of your comments. i sympathize a lot with them. i don't know if you have any other reactions to -- >> hilel, i see him in the back. i guess there's a microphone coming back there. does that mic work okay? i think we had a little trouble -- gentleman in the audience was signaling we had trouble. >> does this work? i want to thank everyone for the discussi

could you support that kind of linkage? >> once they actually come out of apprenticeship programs. see, germany doesn't have an economy in which they are so thoroughly obsessed with privatizing, and they don't have military droughns tnes the way . they don't have an empire the way we do. >> that's because we handle some things for the germans so they don't have to handle it for themselves. but here's the question. for the liberal side of the table, if you look at president obama's second term agenda, right, and he gave this speech with inequality and i think there's a distinction between focusing on inequality and focusing on social immobility but just take inequality. what is the centerpiece of president obama's remaining second term agenda. it's an immigration reform that by design would dramatically increase levels of low skilled immigration for the foreseeable future. maybe that's the right thing to do for other reasons of social justice and sort of justice for people outside america's borders, but there's almost no question that if that passes, it will increase inequality by c

so i like to think that i have you create linkages.e guy, i don't see any difference. it's all just music to me. so i think that's why i can get away with it. tavis: it's the holiday season and we will talk about frosty the snowman in just a second. logginsl encourage mr. to see this and you will see the numbers jump in a couple of days. i want you to google "celebrate me home," one of the greatest songs by nny loggins. look up "celebrate me home" at the grand canyon by kenny loggins. when it comes on the radio, it sounds good all the time. but this live version you did with mark russo on the horn at the grand canyon, i don't know where i was at that point in my life, but i would have done anything to be at that concert just to watch you dude "celebrate me -- watch you do "celebrate me home" there. do you remember this? >> oh, yes, it was a show that we did for disney. tavis: since we are in the holiday season, this song, "celebrate me home" is played directly year. but it finds a particular audience during the holiday season. tell me

critically links to the role of technology and israel's played a strong role in and try to make those linkages clear the idea that belief and that of the mental office due to claims that it is really what the industry earns around two billion dollars a year. there is any wider industry is quite sheer they induced me and very advanced. we can find sounded more mature companies and b companies like trick or treat is an awesome day. a company i did get mad and we can find a very very small companies. i did and start up companies like you can see in the innovation of the year saul when talking about a month to three hundred to four hundred and ten he said he knew what accompanies it and dom sub categories that doves companies. ideally we'd like. medibank is the varied than against any anime. when we are talking about what job we usually think about it tap will be hopping in our house and we get to and someone said that say you can find in companies that deal in me that way smarter to two weeks. we want to be a fixation. even we the security we have seen is due to the secure out where we want to an

those linkages are quite important as well. and we often have that stove pipe discussion about sort of our policies. but they view it as very important. you know, and i don't, you know, i agree with the rest of your comments. i sympathize a lot with them. i don't know if you have any other reactions to it. it >>. >> hello. in the back. i guess there's a microphone coming back there. does the mic work okay? it seems like we a little trouble. gentleman in the audience was signaling trouble here. >> i want to thank everyone for the discussion and also for the accommodation of the current trends. i guess my question is for bryan -- ticks starts from your satisfaction, it seems to me. but our syria -- [inaudible] but the president has now said syria is someone else's siflt war. i wonder what you think the argument for why it is something else that would be persuasive within the administration, for that matter to the american public. it would seem to me, anyway, that the argument would be it's not merely a civil war. it's -- or -- sy

. >> look, to respond i think quite obviously the linkages we didn't explore between the u.s. and set the arabia but they are finally and important. it's we often think about the middle east just sort of saudi arabia and its relationship north and west what struck me on the visit to the region the growing linkages with china and the whole gulf and saudi arabia the fact that remittances have looked at the indian and pakistan, those linkages are quite important as well and we often have that stovepiped discussion about sort of our policies. but they view this as very important. and i don't -- i agree with the rest of your comments and sympathize with them and i don't know if you have any of their reactions to them. >> hello. all the way in the back. >> does that microphone work okay for? it's giving me a little trouble. the gentleman in the audience was signaling trouble. >> up the hudson institute i want to thank everyone for the discussion and also for the accommodation of the current trends. i guess my question is for brian katulis. esters and the dissatisfaction and seems to

well, the ad makes no further linkage between mayor ford and democrats.ped out again in 2012. >>> and it looks like the actual war on christmas is back again. the national republican congressional committee now has a coffee mug reading "happy holidays is what liberals say." okay. that follows a t-shirt with the same slogan. the shirt is no longer on the site because a spokesperson says it's all sold out. and that's your morning's dish of "scrambled politics." joining me now for our "first look" at politics is "newsday" columnist and political analyst ellis heneghan. thanks for being here. >> can i say happy holidays? it's a little dicey. >> if you want to call yourself labor raleigh. apparently, that's what liberals say. >> good to see you, how about that? >> good to see you. so, let's talk about the obama care website. so, what is the reality with this site? of course it's better, right? but the bar was very low before. is it where it needs to be? >> well, no, not quite, but again, again, let's focus on this, compared to the way it was in the disastrous

much more on an equal footing and just really so very very much defending that t o and singh is zero linkage none me at nine. nothing read it with the eu talks in ukraine and russia as they allowed their separate issues at another table of course as greenpeace and present that we had some strong words about that the eu now we know the russian province just passes amnesty bill are the ones on standby do with dirty crew. greenpeace said today where detained in jail back in september when they staged a protest in russia's arctic. under this amnesty bill they now are expected to get visas and be able to leave the country now. putin has been today he was extremely once continues with categorical in his defense of what he sees as russia's right to develop the arctic rush is part of the arctic that is he sees greenpeace as trying to interfere outsiders coming in in interfering with what he says is russia's clear right to do it once on its own territory and he insinuated he didn't mention any nation by name but didn't say it explicitly but insinuated that greenpeace was working under instructions fr

there's no clear linkage is central command al qaeda that there was a much messier situation on the ground than originally disclosed by administration or thought by most observers. your reaction. >> i think that has -- these kind of events are not more nuanced than we'd like them to be looking back at them in retrospect. when the attack happened on this network a few days afterwards i was asked who did it. and i said, well, you know, al qaeda divided in three layers, formerly affiliated. at the time i said this was probably high end like-minded or low end affiliated. i think the time bears that out. >> you mean locals who have anti-american sentiment, al qaeda sort of passions in their vein? >> and a -- consistent with the al qaeda. >> these are the locals who united states thought they had a relationship it turned sour then deadly. >> we had relationship with some locals. obviously with other locals we did not. and frankly also offer the view that we had plenty of warnings, strategic warnings. benghazi was not a safe place. if you were waiting for tactical warning that an event would happ

dearest wife nancy state of some linkage need it but this time the speed is a good deal to buy it but by this time was six tickets now. it sounds i've often said that looks to the sacking him. employees from loxton gift of insanity and incentives. this opened the gate wide open supplemented from getting employment income. it's a the growing influx of nixon's has me giddy of the stupa more insurgency end of august on and he has another state of jammu and kashmir. it's my b morse of the is fun to teach reading letting a baby. it is indeed a young kid who would like to see to it. but that the device and then the support that might become king of the other to question their wealth and is unable to open up a little better than to trust my study of the fifty other dishes that he talked about in the bubble mammon. a majority teal austin might change a man has asked the tiny bun. check to see an easter one attacks in august on snort best in moments when the agility field and of my friends on foot soldiers of dance any minute in outfits like the alaska the time being i missed it by the sun abo

recipient then automatically some of these huge crate computers can identify a link and this is it the linkage but what people what we call you on the line actually good time to mention of course it's also revelations also come out that the n.s.a. is harvesting data from hundreds of millions of cell phones of ordinary people around the world we just talked about the massive amount of information there how do they start to filter it down or what are the again what in the n.s.a.'s case what are they trying to glean from that massive amount of information that's coming in. well you're absolutely right the. the volume of information is extraordinary and remember it has to be stored and they have storage facilities a base outside of the united states and hear what they will do they will discover let's say that someone is using a cell phone a mobile phone and it it's just like the. navigation system you have in your motor car that it's linked to satellites you can say we're at any given time that car is well you can also say we're a mobile telephone a cell phone is located you can pick up that if th

she was infected i foresee the linkage to the ancient shrine. it aims to prevent mother to child transmission of aids. each nation. fourteen innocent i make it a nation. the chief u n chemical weapons inspector on the shells from has delivered his final report in the use of chemical weapons in syria cells from officially ending to that report to un sec gen banking noon on thursday. it cites what he says is credible evidence that chemical weapons have been used in a fine places in syria. he said he didn't have enough information to corroborate the course of two of the incident. the deadly attack on the damascus on the team will be a slave to the us and russian agreement to eliminate serious chemical weapons by the middle of next year. respect is mandate did not include identifying with the government will rebel forces were behind the attacks. does the report is any indication the question to all of the mind of the german institute for international and security what the report is not a skier down five cases where the time that can weaken weapons

for the first time, it was admitted there was a linkage.the way the negotiations with the five plus one, if it will be satisfactory, it will help us move on the palestinian track. the israeli negotiator says the linkage goes the other way around. which one do you agree on? >> there is a saying in politics some of my friends really believe strongly in one position and some of my friends agree strongly in a different position. i am going to side with my friends. my point is, i think we should i applaud secretary kerry the president for trying to reengage on the israeli-palestinian negotiations. i think it is very important and the clock is ticking on the possibility for a settlement there. there are a lot of people who think that the clock has run out. i do not want to get into -- i think you can imagine different ways in which success in the israeli-palestinian discussions can have a positive influence in the negotiations with iran. the time tables, while we set the six-month deadline, there is some overlap in the time tables. regardless of

is there any linkage between energy policies in other parts of the world?hing that should happen but hasn't been happening is really for the japanese, the taiwanese, the koreans and the chinese to get together and form a syndicate and drive the price because it is a key market. but obviously, for a lot of geopolitical reasons, etc., that is very difficult to achieve so that will not happen anytime soon. >> joseph, think is a much for joining us. >> thank you. >> let's talk about gold. etp's reached a record last year and investors have been pulling out as the world loses faith in the precious metal. david has been following this story. we should probably remove the word "precious" from this category. corn --ave silver and not exactly a precious metal -- and gold. for gold, it really has been the worst year since 1981 in terms of the percentage drop of prices. you mentioned edp's earlier -- etp's earlier. it has made investment in gold easier and cheaper. but it also goes a other way around. it makes it easier for investors to pull out and create the exposur

the level of linkage. ex-existential. abe economics depends on the economics and a q.e. policies.hat has driven the stock market up and yen down is the huge amount of risk takers piling which is atest story abe economics and shorting the yen. sort of pullback in the global asset price to q.e. the ated yen will be shooting up and stock market would fall. with the chinese element, too, recently the tokyo big story in residential real highe is money is going in beyond residential from taiwan. that shows you how much abe economics is dependent on the ubble type of atmosphere created by china or obama and end.comes to an >> how do the politics fit into this. abe has done hat the prime minister but the announcement about the is appeasement that he recognizes the economic china to the japanese economy and that is why this relationship. >> i think there is a wide spread recognition that prime could not do much given the overriding u.s. appeasement policy. rescue trying to anything within the overall context. > do you think he anticipated obama would take this lane? so ou would think so gi

us talk about information linkage -- begins. this is a ui. if you can tell what the name of the guy is that at men's this when i am not doing it, i will give you one dollar. he even mailed me because my computer's name appeared in the list when i landed on this controller. things in the world around you are keeping track of and loosely logging places in not a lot of people look. the protocol that was designed to bring together hvac systems and industrial systems that were running in businesses like this one. if you wanted the air- conditioning to talk to the garage or the alarm, you could use this to do that. echelon makes the system and they are stackable. there is a place in denmark that has one place controlling all the controllers in the city. the lower controllers were password-protected but the upper one that controls everything was not. i found a place that was like a convention center under that basketball floor, i guess, is an ice rink that you can defrost if you are up to it. why these controllers are online, i am not sure. i am gue

having a conversation with my friend steve, who was studying middle eastern studies, and has family linkage to the middle east himself. and i made some comment, i can't remember what the comment. he pulled me up and said peter, did you hear yourself. it's a stereo type about muslims. and he was right. i needed them to call me out on it in order for me to see it for kind of pull it out and put it in front of me so i can get past my prejudice. to me, i'm interested in ways people carry the bridges. i don't think that a lot of the racism, sex schism, antiseminism that people carry is always ink baited with the deliberate focus on hatred. that people decide i want to hate somebody. i'm going choose this group and think these things. unfortunately we ash sort them from the culture from the broader society, and that we become common sense and we don't reflect on them because they are part of our background information about the world. the book is trying to bring not only the intolerance that people suffered. but also try gate little bit of the ways in which this -- without saying it was okay or j

more and more people are being killed and injured, and the linkages with the killing in in syria areg more and more frightening. so the spreading of this conflict that had been going on there in the -- in tripoli since the days of the syrian domination of lebanon, or what anti-syrian people would call the syrian occupation of lebanon. this has been going on for 20, 30 years. and it is getting very frightening, and it's very sectarian, so the army and the political leadership decided they really had to take a move. >> so the army set up check points thus far. what does taking control of tripoli actually mean? will they use force? >> well, they have already. they have shot back a few times when people shot at them, so they will definitely defending themselves. they have arrested people. they arrest people based on judicial orders from courts, and they have arrested ten people including commanders of fighters on both sides. these people will be sent to trial and there is a death penalty for the charges brought against them. the aim of the move is both military and political. practical a

roger altman will stop by and we will look at the linkage of politics.deputy treasury secretary. and wall street, the way forward in 2014 for roger altman's wall street. he is with evercore partners. he what time to touch him he volcker rule -- touch on the volcker rule. and kevin roberts will join us, saatchi andondon's saatchi. the controversial theme, the death of marketing. surprisedr beyoncÉ the world with the release of her album friday and over the a huge, it has been success for her, almost anti- marketing. >> you market yourself, right? social media. she believes that her self. the marketing becomes the power --it used to be the person market. deal.uge she sold well over 300,000 units -- albums and not singles. beyoncÉ really taking over the direction of the columbia records effort. be about, my hero, peter o'toole, dip it cannot convey what it was like hearing my parents argue whether i could go see "lawrence of arabia" a few years ago. >> i wish i could have heard that debate. [laughter] who won. >> my mother won. my father was right. it was g

there's no linkage to robertson's beliefs to violent action. that's why i brought up radical islam in the beginning. they're -- they follow up their words with beheadings. all robertson did was state his religious belief. he didn't say i'm going to go out and cut off somebody's head. that's why this trend of bullying, about how words hurt, is so dangerous. because it's actually going to limit debate and the only way you can find truth, and sides can come and meet, is through debate. >> okay, let me try to do one thing, correct a little bit of this religious views, the bible. a lot of what he said was not biblical. bestiality was not biblical. the comparison between female parts and male parts was not biblical. for people who have contacted me and others here saying we have lost track of our bible and what the bible says. a lot of what he said was in the bible, a lot was not. don't hang it all on the bible. >> let's also not -- let's not put too much on phil. i mean, the guy's -- he's not a priest. he's not a pastor. he's a duck dynasty guy. >>