not in not in the redistribution of wealth, but in the words of the old and new testament will be foundot only salvation, but the cure for a society suffering a chronic moral sickness. but as we search for the answers we all used to know, we need to take back our streets from the criminals. [applause]

not in the redistribution of wealth, but in the words of the old and new testament will be found not only salvation, but the cure for a society suffering a chronic moral sickness. but as we search for the answers we all used to know, we need to take back our streets from the criminals. [applause] we need to persuade pastors and preachers to return to their pulpits to reinstruct us in the commandments and the truths of our traditional faiths, and to leave government to the politicians. within the power of a limited government, we must do what we can to reconstruct the old conscience-forming and character-forming institutions of society family and church, home and school. we need god's help, and we need your help. why am i running? because we republicans can no longer say it is all the liberals' fault. it was not some liberal democrat who declared, "read my lips! no new taxes!," then broke his word to cut a back room budget deal with the big spenders. -- on capitol hill. it was not edward kennedy who railed against a quota bill, then embraced its twin. it was not congress alone who set

. >> it has never said anyone is in h in the new testament it says who are you to say that's good or bad. that's god's decision alone. the reason it is so important is hell means i truly have free choice and i can choose not to love god. i am not compelled that's the way he made us and that's the whole point of the story of adam and eve. >> free will. >> purgatory means that if you are going to be in heaven you cannot have all these faults. you cannot say oh, i like chris there is a lot of problem. >> purgatory is the taking away of that, purifying us. >> the priesthood. people maybe confuse in this. there are two types of priesthood . me, i am a priest, those priests serving others. there is also the priesthood which has been taught by the church. in baptism right after you pour the water on the baby's head or the adult's head, and you say to the person that you are free, prophet and king. it cannot be done without the priest but everyone participates in that sacrifice. >> beautiful, thank you. >> that's a good one. >> we talk about life bu beliefs of life of the conception. >> righ

not in not in the redistribution of wealth, but in the words of the old and new testament will be found not only salvation, but the cure for a society suffering a chronic moral sickness. but as we search for the answers we all used to know, we need to take back our streets from the criminals. [applause] we need to persuade pastors and preachers to return to their pulpits to reinstruct us in the commandments and the truths of our traditional faiths, and to -- [applause] and leave government to the politicians. in the power of a limited government we must do what we can and all we can to reconstructs the old conscience forming and character-forming institutions of society -- family and church, home and school. we need god's help, and we need your help. why am i running? because we republicans can no longer say it is all the liberals' fault. it was not some liberal democrat who declared, "read my lips! no new taxes!," then broke his word to cut a back room budget deal with the big spenders. it was not teddy kennedy who railed against a quota bill, then embraced its twin. it was not congres

and so when we speak of evangelism in the new testament, we're speaking about the good news of god'sr feet and let us call ourselves together for worship and celebration. technically, what happens with the music in our service is, it begins with a prelude and from that point on music is almost analogous to the old steam engine. it starts rather slow, but as it builds up speed, it increases its energy. we call our service of worship a service of celebration and jubilation, primarily because of the good news. when you hear good news, you are celebrative. but i also recognize that on any sunday gathered in the pews of this sanctuary are persons who have not had a great deal to celebrate during the week. and so music serves not only as a rallying point, but it also serves as a therapeutic means. (man) this music has one message. you've got to feel something. you leave here you should feel better than when you came in the door. tom dorsey was the godfather if you will, of gospel music. who was he? the blues musician jazz musician, playing in the honky tonks and all that. and then one day

but there are some verses that you can exact interest the bible in the old testament or new testamentinterpret it one way or another. >> and it's men who are interpreting this. >> it is, until about a third century, women played a very strong role in all of the christian churches, including the catholic, but as paul pointed out, there were 25 leaders that we mentioned specifically, and about half f them are women. but now of course a woman can't be a priest or decan. and in the universities at a higher level in the southern baptist convention, if a woman is a teacher in the seminary and there are very few left, they can't teach boys in the classroom classroom. >> and you left the organization because of their position on women. and you have commune skated with pope francis. >> i have. and i think he is a great leader. and i have great hopes for him. i talked to the pope when i was in the white house, and i found almost an complete inflexibility there. but i wrote pope francis a letter describing some of the issues in my book and asking him to help. i didn't ask him to change the catho

you can't cite one verse in the new testament that calls for killing unbelievers but when radical islamistsey are following the teaching of the koran. jesus was the prince of peace said love ore enemies. mohammad said christ sid your enemies. >> this was obviously part of prepared remarks. and they continue to defend it. i want you to listen today to josh ernest his spokesperson who again was questioned by our own ed henry pressed on it and here's what he had to say today. >> what is unquestionably true, is that truth history you are seeing individuals perpetrate terrible acts in the name of religion. and regardless of what religion you're using to try and justify your terrible act of violence. it's incumbent upon people of all faiths to step forward and say it's wrong. >> they go to such great lengths to not call it what it is. i just don't get it. >> look i'm offended as a christian. but that's not the big deal. christianity will survive two more years of barack obama. what really bothers me is that we have a commander in chief that will not acknowledge the severity or the source of this

. >> reporter: some of the greatest mysteries of the new testament swirl around jesus feeding the crowds the dead walked on water, such stories can simultaneously inspire and perplex because beyond gospel little hard evidence exists. for example, there's several accounts of his birth and death, but little is known about the inbetween. >> one of the big questions, not just in the scholary world, but world in general, was he married, dating as a teenager? what was he doing for the 30 odd years. >> ancient scripts supported the idea that some thought jesus had a wife and argumenting range over its awe tenauthenticity. the mysteries deepen in the old testament. >> a great tide is coming. >> build a vessel. >> noah's ark is inspiring and for those who want faith and facts. >> somehow finding the ark that noah loaded animals on to is thee holy grail of people trying to prove that the bible is true. >> reporter: despite centuries of searching and even some claims of success, not one proven trace of the ark has been recovered. the same is true for the army no swords or shields dredged from the b

the new testament clearly denounces that type of behavior. what we have here is the president refusing to acknowledge that islam and that ideology that's behind it has been radicalized is being used to kill christians. this was a great opportunity for the president to draw attention to the genocide that's happening in the middle east at the hands of islam. >> he mentioned the christians in nigeria, boko haram. >> in passing. but this was a great opportunity for pastor said abudini, an american citizen, he should demand iran release him and send him home. if he had half the courage the jordanian king had abdullah, we would see a lot happening in terms of america checking the power of isis. to drive this home, he talked about his trip to india and how they gave kind of a history lesson on their religious intolerance. he didn't mention his stop in saudi arabia on his way back to this country and the fact that they rank by his own state department as one of the worst abusers of religious freedom in the country, in the world. >> do you feel like l

you can't find a single verse in the new testament that says kill the unbelievers. they're just following the founder of their faith jesus christ as well who said love your enemies. when they commit acts of violence -- >> 35 verses in the quran that call for killing -- >> whether you agree or disagree in the catholic church -- even apologized for it but it was in defense of war after muslim armies conquered france, italy, spain, and everything in between, geraldo. they'd taken over these christian sites. there is context and texture to the crusades. >> let me put it in context. and i was in that room. and it was frankly verbal rape. >> really? >> oh yeah. we were not expecting it. nobody wanted it. it was horrible to sit through. and when it was over we all felt like crap. >> that's a harsh term. >> verbal rape is what it was. because he pulled the air out of the room. there were 4,000 people there to unify. the question on the table was ka these three major religions get along. can the jew the christian, the muslim. can they come together to pray? what made it wors

suggesting they should be ezra's fables since he claimed the describe ezra made them up and the new testamentled the history of the imposter christ. jesus, he said had tricked his followers with magic he learned in egypt where moses had acquired similar skills. the last person to be jailed for blasphemy in this country was abner nooe knee land. he came to see the concept of god as a product of christian's imagination. blasphemy still had a foothold here and there in the laws of the western world in the 20th century, but no one really noticed. when the republic of ireland wrote its own constitution in 1937, it made blasphemy a crime and enshrined that in the constitution itself. article 40 says the publication or utterance of blasphemous or seditious or indecent matter is an offense which shall be punishable in accordance with law. the irish constitution also said the state recognizes the special position of the holy catholic am stollic and roman catholic church as the faith possessed by the great majority of citizens. 85% of the irish population is irish catholic another 6% are members of oth

he's a professor of new testament and early christianity at the university of notre dame.o see you. >> thanks for having me. >> to get a little taste of the first episode about jesus' burial shroud, why is it so important and why is this so controversial? >> well, the burial shroud is important because if this is the real burial shroud of jesus, we have tangible proof that this man lived and died and was executed. some people think that the image on the shroud was produced by radiation when he was resurrected from the dead. so for those people, it's proof of the resurrection. so what could be more important than that? >> we're going to talk about the historical unveiling of what may or may not be part of this shroud and the various reports that have come out over the last several years about that. but artifacts like this, how important are they to the religious aspect of jesus? how important are they when it comes to faith? >> i think for people of faith, having artifacts that you can reach out and grasp and sort of take ahold of history of god in some way, that's really i

be a breakthrough text found some day that would radically change what we think of the old or new testamenteivable. it's one of the reasons that scholars continue to look for texts. >> reporter: that means the bible you hold now may not be the same one your great great grandchildren will read. tom foreman, cnn, new haven, connecticut. >> the new cnn original series "finding jesus" debuts this weekend. it blends science and archaeology possibly linked to jesus. it premieres sunday night at 9:00. >>> the house is voting for funding of the department of homeland security. dana it looks like there may be trouble up there. >> reporter: it is a nailbiter. earlier in the hour i said that democrats are going to vote no unless they are needed in the end. they are needed. they trying to find votes right now. the republican side just to keep the department of homeland security open for three more weeks and they are not there yet. you can see people scrambling on the floor and slowly, a couple of democrats here and there have been going on the republican side. not enough for this to pass. >> wolf blitz

it it is all over the new testament. many people thank god for wiping out the indians. there is a change down the scale to isolate behaviors that were okay favored my favorite example is about bullying. 25 years ago this would have been an episode of the simpsons with the president speaking out. boys are going to grow up tough. but now we think of life from the point of view of the bullying child. there are counts of the suffering from the victims of bullying and now there is a new category of violence that wasn't counted as violence before. >> thank you. [applause] >> that was steven pinker on his book "the better angels of our nature." for more information visit facebook.com/ayearofbooks >> if you say isil it means you are not recognizing the state of the modern way of israel because it is a region. i don't know they why the administration calls it i isil but it is dangerous. what do you do with these guys? you kill them. >> [applause]. >> isis is winning a psychological battle. when you pull up social media and seeing beheadings of people that is how you show yoursel

it went back to the old testament, eye for an eye as opposed to new testament turn the other cheek.iolation of the religion as opposed to, a good many of the practices here can be justified by words that i could pull right out of the koran and show you. bill: it seemed as if he were saying this is the way humanity evolves. deal with it. >> it seems what he is saying we have 800 years to go until this end which is absurd. and, comparison between the crusades and this is inept. the crusade were a reaction albeit an overreaction wrong reaction. we're not doing to them what they are doing to us. the crusade were, they were beheading us and we were beheading them. here, they're knocking down our twin towers and killing 3,000 people. we're not knocking down some tower. they're taking them in women and putting them in bondage. stoning women for adultery. don't allow women to drive in certain countries. killing their own people as well as our people. killing christians. they're trying to wipe out christian. this isn't reaction what we're doing. we're not doing same thing to them. so the pre

it is in the new testament. what was done in sodom and gomorrah, it will happen again. these are being forced upon christian people -- we don't want sodom and gomorrah in america. it has been forced upon christian people by -- they can't run their business anymore. i want to thank god for one man a judge in alabama. he is taking a stand. all of us christians need to take a stand. host: this is mark in east haven, connecticut. democrats line. it's on your mind this week? caller: that gentleman floyd sounds like he is deep in the closet and i hope you can get the courage -- he can get the courage to dig his way out of it . i want to make a point, this whole business with boehner and netanyahu, it's another example of the way the house republicans have been unwilling to work with obama and try to sabotage his presidency. if they were able to evaluate obama in an objective manner, they would note that he is one of the most hawkish democrats that have been president in the last 50 years. i don't understand why it is so difficult for them to work with him, particularly on for

the passage that king abdullah was expected to read this from the new testament, luke 10. occasion and the -- an expert in law stood up to test jesus. teacher, he asked, what must i do to inherit eternal life? what is written into law he replied. how do you predict? he added, love the lord your god with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind. and love your neighbor as yourself. you have answered correctly jesus replied. do this and you will live. but he wanted to justify himself so he asked jesus, and who is my neighbor? in reply jesus said, a man was going down from jerusalem to jericho. when he was attacked by robbers. they stripped him of his clothes beat him and went away leaving him half dead. a priest happened to be going down the same road and when he saw the man he passed by on the other side. so too a levite we came to the place and saw him passed by on the other side. but a samaritan, as he traveled, came with a man was and when he saw and he took pity on him, he went to him and bandaged his wounds, pouring on oil

you can not find a single verse in the new testament that commands violence against unbelievers.r, they can point to numerous verses in the koran that say to commit violence against the infidels. you know, jesus said love your enemies. mohammed said, crucify your enemies am. amputate their limbs. jesus was the prince of peace. mohammed was the prince of war. the fact is those are the facts and facts are stubborn things. >> dr. jeffers, for the many christians watching they're not as historically well versed in religious history as you are. should christians be offended by what the president said yesterday? >> i think they should be offended by the president. this is a rare talent to be able to stand up at a prayer breakfast and both deny the root of islamic terrorism and at the same time degrade christians. i mean, it's unbelievable that he would do that. but again, christianity is going to survive president obama and my problem with this is this is a part of a disturbing pattern of the president. last week he said he refused to acknowledge that this was a religious war. well fro

because we read from the elder testament and new testament. >> but see that's the difference.gion is one thing. these kids were having a prayer on a blackboard, having to repeat it. one of the take home projects was to make a prayer rug. yet there is remarkable history when you're going to teach history and in this textbook -- it's not just this one school and one parent. many districts are saying yes we've got to have this book rewritten because it does move into an experience of engaging in the religion and teaching the religion versus teaching about it. and of course, when you've got 100 pages missing from the textbook, it also sends a message that maybe there is a different agenda at work here. but what it also tells you is the importance of the parents being involved in their children's education because you don't know what's going to really be happening in a curriculum. >> do you draw that line there to differentiate the teaching and teaching about here? because if it's done incorrectly, then it takes away the opportunity for kids to learn properly about religion. would

. >> new testament or old testament?ore you go to sleep, that's why people who fall asleep watching a scary movie or whatever, they say it becomes you in the morning. whatever you take in comes out. >> i sleep with the television on. >> you do? >> yeah. if i turn the television off -- >> that's the one mistake. you should not have a tv in your bedroom. >> what else? >> you should also plan in order to relax your mind. so know what you're going to be doing the next day. have it all laid out so that you can sleep easy. sometimes if you have too many things kicking around. turn off your technology. no gadgets, no phone. i use my phone as an alarm. >> my phone is an alarm. >> you turn it off and put it to the side. >> aren't you afraid you will get a call from work? that's what i worry about. >> don't you have a landline at home? >> uh-uh. >> oh. >> you don't? >> what does that mean? >> you should have one. >> you need to have a landline. >> that's today's order of business. just in case the power goes out. >> if the power g

dean who is a rich kid that grew up in the hamptons and park avenue who thought job was in the new testamentes would be saying he cared so much that he walked out to work at the red cross. >> they'd have a statue in times square about him. he's a proven leader and done a great job. he's working very hard to try to make a difference. i'd rather have somebody there tried and tested and is a leader beyond a degree. it's a good opportunity. >> one of the things that makes him so relatable is they're drinking a beer on the campaign trail and eating at the greasy restaurants and all of that but does this make him seem too normal? >> i'm not sure what too normal means. >> for the commander and chief. >> is he out doing selfies and making faces in the mirror and doing self-promoting and having terrible form when he's shooting the basketball? a little bit different. he has an opportunity to be a good leader. >> let's get you to weigh in on 2016. remember these comments from barbara bush? she said this about any more bushes running for the white house. take a listen. >> what do you mean too many bushe

million and $85 million respected [sp*-ebgt/]ively and that is very good news and we're closing next week. i can't tell you what a testament it is to our organizion and the growth of our organization to apply for $171 million loan and close on it. it's a good achievement and i want to thank our ffo and staff for their work. the groundbreak of january 6th in fresno was attended by the governor, labor leaders and business, small businesses, and student leaders. it was a really inspiring event. the governor gave a really good speech. i attended along with our board member sartipi. it was really great to see. just as a reminder, the first session is 19-miles in length and stretchs from madero to fresno county. more good news on tuesday of this we're the board of supervisors unanimously approved the legislation to declare the election results, levy and special tax and i again want to thank mayor lee and the board of supervisors and our chairperson kim for her steadfast support of the cfd. we're beginning to solicit applications for the citizens advisory committee for the transbay joint powers authority and the applications will

testament to their middle names. hope and faith. juju chang, abc news, houston. >> just extraordinary, that team. and much more of juju's reporting tonight right here on "nightline." >>> we turn to hollywood's biggest night. the oscars, millions watching from around the world. this evening, look at this. every burst of yellow representing tweets during the oscars and that explosion of color came during patricia arquette's comments last night. the 87th oscars and the speeches making headlines. j.k. simmons, wins the oscar for best supporting actor with a simple request. >> if you're lucky enough to have a parent or two alive on this planet, call them. don't texte-mail call them on the phone. tell them you love them and listen to them. thank you. thank you, mom and dad. >> reporter: and there was patricia arquette who played the role of mom in "boyhood," shooting in a span of over 12 years. growing up just as the children did. >> i don't have the answer. my "boyhood" family. >> reporter: she went on to talk about the moms and families across this country. >> to every woman who gave birth, to every

news. is philly going to be ready? >> it'll be ready. no question about it. it's one of the best testaments to the city of brotherly love where our nation started. it is the birthplace of america. we're very happy about the news and it's interesting that on this day when the convention was announced to be coming to philadelphia, we also have secretary of defense ash carter getting a great vote and he's a philadelphia native. >> absolutely. >> all right, senator, thank you so much. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> and next up ari asked the prosecutor tasked with being terrorists to justice in new york how concerned we should be about isis right here at home. cycling now as we speak, a judge in alabama is deciding the fate of same-sex marriage there, perhaps once and for all. and "saturday night live" is turning 40 but stay tuned or you might miss the big party. "the cycle" rolls on. it is thursday, february 12th. you just got a big bump in miles. so this is a great opportunity for an upgrade. sound good? great. because you're not you you're a whole airline... and it's not a ticket

a true testament to their middle names, hope and faith. juju chang, abc newsuston. >> what an amazing operation. it's the first operation of its kind. 12 surgeons, six anesthesiologists and eight surgical nurses to carry that surgery out. >> hope and faith. i love the names. how much more fitting can it be. no release date yet for them. as you can imagine. it is a incredible surgery that will take some recovery times but they look like they are off to a good start. >> our thoughts and prayers are with them. amazing, amazing story. >>> coming up -- >> stepping out of the shadows to claim a share of a record jackpot jackpot. what we are finding out about the stay at home mom from north carolina who's a multimillionaire and then some. >> lucky woman. >>> ahead in the next half hour, what we are finding out about some of the men on oscar's red carpet. what some did to enhance their not so natural good looks. finally with we hear about the men. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues afte [purring] [thunk] meet one today. visit t

testament to her being in good shape. >> reporter: jacqueline, who loves in bryn mawr with her husband and new puppy, does not have a familyistory of heart attacks. she's healthy, exercises and eats right. >> it's still shocking. we still don't know exactly what caused it. >> reporter: and it was a shock to the girls who were on the field with her that day, who ran to get help in record time. >> you think about it and pretty -- pretty awesome you get to get up and do it all over again. so many people can't. >> reporter: jacqueline did have the classic heart attack symptoms the night before but she thought it was just a sports injury. chest pain or pressure that can radiate to your back, up the left shoulder and down your left arm, shortness of breath, also nausea. katy zachry "nbc10 news." >>> coming up on "nbc10 news" at 6:00 -- a local air base that's become an eye sore for neighbors in the area. next and all new, what two local congressmen just told nbc10 about plans to clean up the grounds and redevelop the land. >>> finally, a break from the bitter blast of cold temperatures. i am tracking a weekend warm-up and our ne

testament to her being in good shape. >> reporter: jaclyn, who lives in brainyn mawr with her husband and new puppy does not have a history of heart attacks. she's healthy, exercises and eats right. >> it is still shocking. we still don't know exactly what caused it. >> reporter: and it was a shock to the girls who were on the field with her that day, who ran to get help in record time. >> you think about it it is pretty awesome that you get to get up and do it all over again. so many people can't. >> jaclyn had the classic heart attack symptoms the night before, but she thought it was just a sports injury. here they are. chest pain or pressure that can radiate to your back up the left shoulder and down your left arm. shortness of breath and nausea. reporting from the studio katy zachry nbc 10 news. >>> happening today, volunteers across the area are offering free dental care to children from low income families. this is all part of give kids a smile day. and we first told you about this yesterday on nbc 10 news at 11:00. there are events planned in pennsylvania in new jersey and delaware. children with insurance or those

new ford for free. as much as his story is the testament of triumph of one man's spirit it's also an indictment of inadequacies of the transportation infrastructure that failed most of the people that need it most. his commute to work and home takes four hours due in large part to the walk he has to make through a community where there is no fixed route bus service and it's one of the ways like cuts to transportation is acutely felt by low-income workers like james. according to an analysis of data hundreds of thousands of zero vehicle households live out of transit's reach particularly in the south and in the suburbs. those with transit access still cannot reach majority of jobs in metro areas within 90 minutes. so there's plenty to celebrate in yesterday's announcement that unemployment rate is at 5.7% and the economy added 257,000 jobs. those would be workers clinging to the bottom wrung of the income ladder won't share in the return of those jobs if they have no way to get to work. joining me now associate professor at the university of connecticut and contributor to the new yorker.com. and christina is as

. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ >>> next story is a testamentt a principal setting high school goals for her students. >> her message turned in to a remarkable social media campaign inspiring the world. here's now is abc's robin roberts. >> reporter: the picture that launched over a million likes, generated over a million dollars and spawned an incredible movement. what did you think when he comes walking up to you, approaches you and says, can i take your picture? what was your initial thought? >> where's he going to take me? >> reporter: where's he going to take me. >> which is a correct thought. >> reporter: it turns out that picture started an amazing journey for that young man and his school. blogger photographer brandon stanton who is behind one of the internet's most popular photo websites humans of new york stopped 13-year-old nadal for a photo and asked a simple question, who's influenced you most in your life? >> almost always when i ask that question, i have asked a lot. somebody will talk about their parents and he said my principal,

then let's go to "daily news" and this is really you know in old testament times, prophets would tear their shirt off, rip it, just like that man. you know who else was really struck by what happened yesterday. you know she said our world is never going to be the same. beyonce tore her shirt off right in public here. it's like she's up is it too. i mean this is a story, isis coming to new york city again that the newspapers have really, my god -- >> it's not like it happened late. they broke in news. >> yeah. no this did not happen after print. >> they thought that through. >> we will, of course, follow those stories very closely. before we come to washington the stupid dhs funding fight, nicolle, let me ask you something. your former boss said you were either for us or you're against us you know at the time you took a lot of guf from a lot of people, a lot of elites for talking that way, for talking about wanted dead or alive, for talking about the evil empire. i'm just wondering whether we shouldn't start applying at least one of those tests to turkey. you're either for us or you're

new bank rate.com report that find people between the ages of 30 and 49 are often in the worst shape. possibly because the expenses associated with raising children and paying a mortgage. >> it is testament to how under saved many americans are for emergencies. they either don't have any emergency savings or what they have just isn't enough and if they have credit card debt on top of that then used valuable available credit that they won't have accessible in the event of unplan expenses. >> reporter: even so overall americans are feeling a bit more secure about their finances since the great recession. when it comes to employment 24 percent have of americans feel more secure in their jobs then they did a year ago. only 12 percent feel less secure. >> we still have highest readings with people saying they feel more secure in their jobs, more comfortable with their debt, they are reporting higher network and overall financial situation is better now then they have been at anytime in recent years. >> reporter: a mixed bag of lackluster savings but feeling more security. most financial experts agree you should have a minimum of six months of living expense necessary an emergency account. my

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will i leave new york behind and move to crimea which, as of this year putin's troops have reoccupied claiming it has belonged to russia practically since the days of the old testamentw to discuss this piece, the new editor in chief of "the new york times" magazine jake silverstein. jake welcome to the show. >> good to be here. >> what was the result of this experiment? >> you're right. he went insane. he was in there for seven days. he was essentially locked in the room for seven days. could go for a swim every morning. those were the rules. and, you know after about day five his psychiatrist had to pay a house call to him and, you know, check in on him and see how he was doing. and by i think, day six he had stopped wearing pants and was just drinking right after breakfast. >> oh, my. >> things unraveled for gary. >> okay. so jake, first of all, just full disclosure here. i would say if you watched a week's worth of american tv you would go battie. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> oh, i know what i'm talking about. but in all seriousness, what did he learn, especially about the news angle of things and how russians consume their news and what appeals

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