with an inmate could be coming to an end. >> before we start as always we'll give it to our ceo, mr. vailspplause ] deputy vails is leaving for another job in the sheriff service. this is the last service he will supervise. unless another deputy volunteers to step in, the weekly gatherings will cease. >> i am taking all of you with me just like i did every night when i left. but i am leaving here -- what i am leaving here is the tools you have been given off to make your lives better. some people would say these guys are monsters and animals. who cares what they have to say. i do. with everything bad that's ever happened in your life, you can always remember you can learn from it. it doesn't have to consume you. just move forward. that's my challenge to you. >> amen! >> congratulations! deputy vails says she helped start the group not out of religious calling but it's important to offer a positive experience to inmates most of whom will inevitably return to the community. >> my mother raised me to be catholic. in spite of all of her best efforts. i resisted. i don't really have a religion

vail from the taliban. would you care to pass the logic of mr. gohmert.ther preventive screenings, that's murdering women with breast cancer. explain that to me. >> the hootie reference cuts deep. >> i apologize. >> joy is right, they've had this fight over and over again. they want to gets in a phone booth and go back in time and undo this. as new parts of the program kick in, and people like it or they realize even better that it's not going to destroy america, it makes it harder action and they get more desperate. what you're seeing is a tremendous amount of dispraise but it's not desperation without a plan. if you look at a recent pew study, a majority of republicans want their party to change, by going more to the right, and so -- >> ted is right. 54%. >> jim demint, who want to being an even bigger powerbroker than in the senate, they're playing to the base, and they're just going to -- you know, they're like the japanese soldiers at the end of world war ii left in the islands, except they have people out there cheering them on. >> you still didn't