mr. robertson's comments in "gq" magazine are reflective of a biblical view of sexuality, marriage and family. yeah, it's right there in the bible. man shall not live by bread alone because with the vagina there's more there. (laughter) folks, folks, tonight -- -- (laughter) (cheers and applause) tojt tonight we are all phil robertson. phil has taught us so much like this little bit of eternal wisdom. >> if you catch squirrels for your wallet-- your woman will never cut you off in bed. >> stephen: and if she does, hey, you still got the squirrels. and it's not like he singled out homosexuals. he also waxd nostalgi nostalgia-- nostalgic for the jim crow era, he said i have never in my sigh eyes seen any misdream of blacks. they are sing and happy, i never heard one, these doggone white people, not a word. free entitle thement, they were godly, they were happy no one was sing the blues. yes, but people had nothing to sing the blues about, for pete's sake, they got their own water fountain. in fact, they had it so good white people pretended to be them. i tell you, who i kneel sorry for, folks,

mr. robertson living is changing. he needs to get in line. >> reporter: then the counter attack.d a&e for tramping on religious freedom. the network buckled. they lifted the suspension and infuriated the people. those profits are whopping. dynasty of ducks includes 14 million viewers, massive marketing deals, the vast line of consumer products, t-shirts, furniture, books. according to forbes, it all added up to $400 million last year. still, this is the second set back for the gay rights movement involving big money and births. in 2012 despite a call for a ban against chick-fil-a, the restaurant chain posted a 14% increase in sales. no wonder the ducks with their fans rallying. >> nothing has changed. and the stores are going to make more money than ever. >> that is really the key. even though the gay rights movement has made impressive strides in the courts, particularly the younger people in the country provide full gay rights. they do it to make money. with the new season set to launch, the smart money is said to be on the ducks. >> it is a business. thank you very much. we ap

. >> on that note i want to bring in a couple experts, jordan robertson who covers cybersecurity for us here at bloomberg news as well as mr. chang covering the collapse of china. you lived in hong kong for almost two decades and i lived there several years. what's your take on what actually happens here? >> well, i think essentially what we saw was the chinese sensors killing themselves. this is like a weapon of mass destruction. they've gotten so sophisticated, their tools are so comprehensive when someone makes a mistake it has nationwide implications. some people are saying the great 2003 blackout in north america was caused by a chinese hacker making a mistake, they did it to us and looks like now they've done it to themselves. >> jordan, you've got two potential theories here, that it was a massive cyberattack or the chinese government did it to themselves? >> there's an amusing aspect to the question. when we talk about hacks we think of external hackers but when i saw the report, it was the hack themselves. with the government creating this censorship it has created a weapon that can easily backfire and in this cas

mr. putin, are you listening? probably not. cnn nic robertson is live in moscow with more.ood morning, nic. >> morning, carol. this is one of those situations where you look at russian bureaucracy. it can be incredibly heavy handed and very dense to see your way through. david sater has explained this very clearly. he was told to come back to russia to apply for another visa. when he got back here, the paperwork he was supposed to get when he arrived back wasn't ready. that delayed him going on to the next office to get it processed. they told him he was too late when he got there. several days later, he went to court, accepted that he had broken the law, paid a fine, was told to leave the country. i hope you are keeping up with me here. it is complicated. that's the problem. when he finally left the country, applied for the visa again. a month later, guess what, on christmas day, he was told, you are no longer welcome. you violated russian law. what is complicated here. is it because they set him up for these failures, which is what they -- which is what he believes, that

mr. robertson, mr. robertson, prime minister -- [shouting] >> while we are on the subject of interesting quotes, who in the last 48 hours said this? the level of public spending going into the crisis was a problem for britain, no i don't, nor our deficit, nor our national debt. in fact he even said in some areas we would spend more. mr. speaker. we were talking earlier about our children. our children and future. go to the dictionary and look up the definition of the nile, ,, will be right there. >> it is hard to remember but along time ago i asked a question and the prime minister failed to answer it. does he rule out -- does he rule out giving another tax cut to the richest in society by cutting the top rate to 40 p? calm down. calm down. 40 p. yes or no? >> so much good news i can't wait to get up and tell it. to cut taxes for the lowest paid in our country. million people. the reaction of the announcement. it would cost jobs, labor ministers served alongside, economically illiterate and it would rais