the treens is the tolerance that christ showed is pat robertson hasn't got that message. he attacked gays and accused them of being responsible for all kinds of natural disasters. this is a guy who as a leader of the christian coalition which now fortunately is by gone days uses that position to say the most ridiculous political things. i don't think this guy could have done this. >> have you heard pat robertson be a racist? a masogonist? >> have i heard nothing -- i have heard nothing about women in the kitchen. >> he didn't say anything about gays. he said blacks and women -- >> he also said keep gays in the closet. >> first of all, everyone said he did. that was tweeted by someone. i haven't heard confirmation of that. >> do i think it was a good message on easter sunday? no. do i think the only reason we are running the story is because obama was the in the church? sure. it is so you can all beat up on it. >> i want you to listen to what jay carney had to say about what the white house is saying about this very inflammatory sermon. >> was he surprised, were you surpri

pat robertson is wrong. >> stephanie: martin sheen was wrong. >> stephanie: they tied in like real current events with what stuff jesus actually said. [ cuckoo clock chimes ] >> real human rights violations that we're participating in right now. i think it is a beautiful wonderful thing and -- >> stephanie: you are very emotional and so at the station where jesus dies, she was crying a little bit. i was like honey, it is okay. wait until the next one, there is a happy ending. the next one. >> oh. >> would you like a little fun fact about pat robertson? >> i went to yale law school. >> what? >> which is ivy league. >> stephanie: it is a miracle. >> that's a particularly intellectual law school. >> ha! >> really? >> but i want you all to stay stupid because you'll keep sending me money. that's how it works. >> you said too much. >> stephanie: except you guys because you're doing the backstroke in the lake of fire. it is god's -- okay. right. all right. >> several bits in that theme. >> right. >> stephanie: hey, speaking of republican of illinois h

the bath pat robertson surprised on tuesday the seven hundred club host offered a truly bizarre explanation for the marriage equality move check this so. i can history of the french revolution you for and there was a thrust spurred by the writings of a group called the illuminati to destroy the family we have here a debate over same sex marriage but is it really just a boat marriage or does it go far beyond that to destroying the traditional family and building a country without. the illuminati is using same sex marriage to steroid matter telling theory. and the very very ugly dennis johnson the cold majority leader of the oklahoma house of representatives sought itself in hot water yesterday when he used the. medic's slur during his speech in support of a law that would allow oklahoma retailers to sell products at a loss take a look. that's what you do as a small business and then you get the reward of six cents people come back to you they like what you do they like the service they get and they don't ask me they might try to jew me down on a price that's fine you know what that's free ma

the bath pat robertson what a surprise on tuesday the seven hundred club host offered a truly bizarre explanation for the marriage equality movement check this. mike in history of the french revolution you fun and there was a thrust spurred by the writings of the group called the illuminati to destroy the family we have here a debate over same sex marriage but is it really just a boat marriage or does it go far beyond to destroying the traditional family and building a country without. the illuminati is using same sex marriage to steroid evander telling theory. and the very very ugly dennis johnson the co majority leader of the oklahoma house of representatives thought itself in hot water yesterday when he used anti semitic slur during his speech in support of a law that would allow oklahoma retailers to sell products at a loss to one. that's what you do as a small business and then you get the reward of success people come back to you they like what you do they like the service they get and they don't ask me they might try to jew me down on a price that's fine you know what that's fr

to be a song if you believe pat robertson however i was reportedly taken marie's william comments seriously and announced a big a rainbow over new zealand side of the edge of the us. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. of potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit stunning in a flower is from new york to maybe have team coverage of the storm. but what we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston proper earlier today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more powdery so the bottom line there's still a lot of snow out here a good place for snowball fight. jason it is been a pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout what's been like bilbies long three drug policy submerging see here exceptions. i think a little worse if you're going to. lie down superman to a radio guy for a minute. because you'v

to be a sawing if you believe pat robertson however has reportedly taken marie's william comments seriously and announced that the big a rainbow over new zealand side of the end of the town. wealthy british style sun. sometimes it's just fine. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. about international and world in the very heart of moscow. talk about the big picture i'm tom arbonne coming up in this half hour biotech companies say they need patents on human genes to stay roughly double can you really own the human body a new case before the supreme court may shatter thirty years of intellectual property law and save millions of lives in the process also in two thousand and eight wall street crash the economy to ruin the lives of people all over the world five years later the big banks are both mean while the rest of us are struggling to recover the worst downturn since the great depression.

robertson -- i'm sorry, pat buchanan. >> i was thinking as you are talking my grandmother got married at 13. no one said oh my god there goes her child at. >> right, we had a very different view of childhood historically because we have different economic needs for young people so as expected the young people would be in the labor force as early as they could particularly when we were in an agrarian-based society. it's only after industrialization and the expansion of the middle class and prosperity after world war ii that we have a we think of as the quote traditional childhood and traditional family. in course people got left out of that tradition particularly african-americans and other people of color in the jim crow not just south of the north to map. >> in my book i talk about confronting and discussing with the president of "msnbc" in 2010 about pat buchanan and him being on that channel and saying you have a guy who is essentially friendly with white separatist, friendly with white supremacists. he has written a book that says america's diversity is its downfall. why is this g

this is jerry falwell and pat robertson, pointing their fingers at who they really thought deserved blame. let's watch them. >> i really believe that the pagans and the abortionists and the feminists and the gays and the lesbians who are actively trying to make that an alternative lifestyle, the aclu, people for the american way, all of them who tried to secularize america, i point the finger in their face and say, you helped this happen. >> i totally concur. >> wow, i totally concur. >>> finally, here's a video you've got to see. last night jay leno and jimmy fallon poked fun at all those rumors in the papers about their late night shows. let's take a look. tonight, tonight, who's gonna host tonight is it gonna be jimmy or jay tonight, tonight, where will they tape "tonight"? in new york, will it stay in l.a.? tonight, tonight, my ratings were all right 20 years and i'm still in first place tonight, tonight, who cares who hosts "tonight" we both just want our life the next day >> i got to go, jay. >> you have a good show, jimmy. >> i will. and jay? >> yeah? >> thanks. >> makes me happy.

finally back in november, televangelist pat robertson surprised all of us by suggesting the religiousight had gone too far when it comes to science. >> you go back in time, you've got radio -- all these things. you've got the carcasses of dinosaurs frozen in time. there was a time that these giant rep titiles were on the earth. it was before the time of the bible. so don't try to cover it up and make like everything was 6,000 years. if you fight reveal science, you're going to lose your children. and i believe in telling them the way it was. >> that was november. earlier this week robertson described the side effect of learning about evolution. a viewer asked why miracles seem to happen overseas but not here in the united states. here's the reaction from robertson. >> people overseas didn't go to ivy league schools. we are so sophisticated. we think we've got everything figured out. we know about evolution. we know about darwin. we know about all these things that says god isn't real. we have been inundated with skepticism and secularism. and overseas, they're simple. you say good wil

. >> pat robertson. >> jerry fault well. they have a football team in college. >> back there.he can be their back-up. >> by the way, on twitter, i have to mention this while we have tomasky. we are on twitter @built p show. francis r says it's great to see him on my t.v. he is a very sexy liberal. >> come on. >> i am wide awake now. >> every time you come in here. >> hello francis. good morning francis. nice to see you too. >> okay. get a hotel room. >> not like that. has the gun issue gone away forever? >> no. it has' gone away forever at all. mancion wants to bring it back up. i went to a breakfast two days after it went down. here in town and heard him talk about it he wants to do this. i think, you know, as i wrote it up saying as a red state he has figured out how to do this. it will cost him some support at home but is not up it's not going to send his poll numbers down through the floor. he is doing this respect bring and, you know i don't agree with all of these people who said embarrassing defeat for obama. got to bang at the wall. bricks will come loose and come loos

. >> caller: the thing is in the united states these christian nuts when pat robertson says somethingblowback on what he says. >> not as massive as you might think. >> stephanie: and we just did a story yesterday on a guy who suggested it would be a good thing if more abortion doctors were killed. >> caller: yeah, that is a nut. but he suggested it but he is not doing it. >> he is kind of inciting violence there. >> caller: but it is a problem in the islamic world. >> it's also a problem in other religions. >> stephanie: he is talk about the doctor who was shot in church in front of his family by a christian extremist. is it not the same thing? >> caller: it is, but the thing is, in the islamic world, it's almost a given that people think like that. >> no, it's not. those are the extremists. >> stephanie: what about all of the mosques in the boston area that said they will not do a service for tamerlan because it is -- >> caller: i'm sure there would be huge blowback -- >> from muslims there would be blow back. >> stephanie: all right. i'm not certain what happened there. >> and anoth

somebody captioned it that tell me again why his husband can't get benefits -- >> because it makes pat robertsonyou say here is hoping that brian schweitzer is going to make a run for office. >> yeah, it looks like he is going to do it. he has only been out of the governor's office for about a year. he had a 60% approval rating when he left office. and the republican bench has been decimated by their inability to run statewide there. they have nobody. >> stephanie: yeah. i think that's a really good sign in the gun debate. that's unprecedented, isn't it? kelley iote's approval rating has dropped 15 points. >> yes. what we're told over and over again is the reason that people side with the nra is not because of any issue jit's because they fear nra voters. and nra voters are simply people who only vote on the gun issue. and they are not people who are vote against you because you didn't support gun control. so if these polling numbers continued to change based on people's inaction, i think that will be a good indication that there are people solidly in the camp of being gun safety owners. >> step

. >> this sounds like 2009, bob mcdonald, right wing nut, wrote a thesis paper at pat robertson's lawup by 20 points. >> well, the difference is, here are a lot of republicans saying they don't have a lot of hope for cuccinelli and they're not going to be very much out front. as for mcdonald, they were all out for him. i think that if terry is -- lost last time, he's a better candidate than he was and thought about the mistakes he made, but he still never won a public office before and that presents a burden for democrats. winning your first office is tough state wide. as many strengths as terry has, he still has to prove he can appeal to the parts of virginia that republicans do well in. >> and, david, as you know, politically, washington, d.c. is light-years away from richmond. politically. and how does -- how does terry make that -- make that jump? terry is a lot more d.c. than he is even richmond. >> i think the governor hit it on the head. he's going to talk jobs. and that's fundamental issue to people across the state and he's going to run as a jobs creator and business man. and

it's parasitic, and even pat robertson doesn't think it's a good thing, right?nd thsi blion that i said mendocino derifed, very quickly, came from 2010 seizures, i think i have this right, of 600,000 plants which they claimed, law enforcement claimed was 10% of the crop. >> yeah. >> but let's say that roughly means six billion got to market. outdoor crops can sometimes have ten-pound plants, but i estimated $1,000 per plant, low, meaning one pound selling at $1,000 wholesale to the farmer which i think is both low, and that's where you get that six billion, and i know that sounds really high. i just want to see if that sounds like it's grounded in reality. >> it's hard. so actually i spend a lot of my time trying to figure out how much money people spend on marijuana to try to get an idea about this. and in order to be able, you know, because most of the folks that are growing aren't keeping detailed records. so you actually have to when you're doing these estimates, you kind of have to go from the bottom up. so i have to get a good idea about how many people ar

i was so happy when pat robertson came out in favor of medical marijuana, because i thought that's theyon? a guy won a settlement from disneyland because he got stuck on small world for eight hours. ♪ it's a small, small world ♪ >> stephanie: you would be to heroine by an hour or two -- >> can you imagine lsd. i can see the music! >> and all of those "zero dark thirty" torture guys are like damn we're trying too hard. >> stephanie: john -- >> hello. >> stephanie: hello. >> great to talk to you guys. >> stephanie: you as well. are you ascared about north korea? >> it's pretty great that frado got to run the corlione family. and let us say that dennis rodman is the nevel chamber lynn of our time. >> stephanie: yeah good job nose ring. >> this guy keeps on saying he is at war with us -- and he is right now screaming at his brother's laser printer in the office for not hitting control p right. but at some point he is going to have to put up or shut up to all of his daddy's friends. and his number one interest is being able to keep control and hang on to power. but we're talking about a guy