. >> did other em belichick goals -- did the other evangelicals -- becky was with pat robertson before he launched his own ministry and help create the 700 club and then he was with paul crouch and other california help create the trinity broadcasting network and there were many competitors and people doing more or less the same thing but, as all of this is developing and swirling around, they are one of the people at the center of the story . >> and they are just fun, tammy, is endlessly engaging, everyone love tammy, that's one of the things i found out during the book is that she was someone that everyone loved her and she continues to have this enduring following and presence . >> they just keep threatening to do a musical . >> christian chenoweth as one absolutely . >> larger-than-life . >> i just got pulled into doing abc 2020 special on this that aired earlier this year and it ended up being the best rated program in a year, it was an episode that pulled in the most viewers . >> because of you . >> yes on camera. or maybe because of tammy . >> that's probably more likely . >> di

pat robertson sat on the other side of the dais from me in the senate finance committee, and i never will forget, he probably doesn't remember this, one day -- i'm sure i looked battered and probably had peanut butter and jelly on my shoulder again. you sent a note over to me. and it said -- it's very cute. i'm not supposed to say cute, but i do. i must have been dozing off a bit, i think, because pat sent me a note and he said, if you raise your feet off the floor, it will keep you awake. and i wrote him back a note that said, pat, in these chairs, my feet don't touch the ground. so the friendships were built. it was also the things that you learned, not only in the substantive part of it but in that friendship. i don't know if chuck grassley remembers this, but one of the best things i learned in the congress, i had a bill on the floor -- not a bill, an amendment. i've been raised with a lot of things. my grandmother's rule of law was there's never, ever a good excuse to be rude or dangerous to yourself or to anyone else. the other part of her rule of law was all anybody can say is

actually he was with pat robertson before he launched his own ministry.he helped create the 700 club, he was in southern california and helped create the trinity broadcasting network. there were many competitors, and people doing more or less the same thing. as it is developing , they are one of the people at the center of the story. and they are just fun. tammy is endlessly engaging. and everybody loved tammy that is what i found doing the book she was just someone that everyone loved her. and she continues to have this enduring following in presence. >> they keep trying to do a broadway musical about your . >> kristin chen with has one. larger than life. >> i just add, i got pulled into doing an abc 20/20 special that aired earlier this year. and it ended up being the best rated program in a year. the episode that pulled in the most of years . >> because of you. >> of course because of me. >> or maybe because of tammy? but that was probably more likely . >> and don't you say in your book that they sort of created the first reality show? because they wer

actually, he was with pat robertson before he launched his own ministry and help create the 700 club, then he was in southern california and helps create the trinity broadcasting network. ande were many competitors people doing more or less the same thing. but as all of this is sort of developing and swirling around, they are one of the people at the center of the story. and they are just fun. i mean, tammy is endlessly engaging. everybody loves tammy. that is what i found out doing the book. she was someone that just, everyone loved her. she continues to have this in during following and present -- this enduring following and presence. >> they are discussing doing a broadway musical about her. >> i think christian shadow it has one. with has one.eno i did a special on this, and it ended up being the best rated program for the station in a year. it pulled in the most humorous. -- most viewers. >> because of you. [laughter] >> and don't you say in your book that they sort of created, in a way, the first reality show? they are on tv so much? >> they did. yeah. their show was originally

he was with pat robertson before he launched his own ministry and helped create the 700 club. then he was with paul crouch in southern california and helped to create the trinity broadcasting network. and there were many competitors and people doing more or less the same thing, but as all of this is sort of developing and swirling around, they're one of the people at the center of the story. and they're just fun. i mean, tammy is endlessly engaging. everyone loved tammy. that's one of the things i found out doing the book. she was someone that just everyone loved her. and she continues to have this enduring following and presence. >> they keep threatening to do a musical, broadway musical about her. >> yeah, kristin chenoweth has o one, absolutely. >> larger than life. >> could i just add, i got pulled in to doing abc "20/20" special on this that aired earlier this year. it ended up being their best-rated program in a year. it was the episode that pulled in the most viewers. >> because of you? >> yeah, of course, because of me on camera. no. >> because of tammy? >> i think tha

we had pat robertson who declined to comment.one comment from somebody who asked whether this was okay with them. robert jeffress said if i thought president donald trump was trying to equate himself with the only true mess sayah, jesus christ, i would be the first to speak out. however, that's not what he's doing. trump has been a friend of mine for four years and i can assure you he does not possess a messiah complex. wayne root, the person he was retreating, his comments were hyperbolic, they accurately capture the enthusiasm israelis have for president trump. every time i walk down the streets of jerusalem, they stop me and thank any pour my comment. anybody watching the video knows president trump was speaking humorously. >> he's saying essentially american you's real country is israel. that in and of itself, if a muslim just said donald trump is being loyal to saudi arabia, people would go crazy. what is happening? why is no one willing to have any integrity when it comes to donald trump? >> if you ask those same people abo