us now reverend billy you know i had a chance to work together at the one seventy eight mott street event recently when you cast out black masters the market manipulating demon from the markets it was a big success your thoughts it wasn't easy the demon inside the head of global commodities at j.p. morgan chase black masters it's a. it's a did you know you know it's a deep powerful all consuming moving hundreds of billions here and there kind of demons what took us it took us a good five or six minutes to even get on our feet she kept blowing me over and other people are quite happy that you were there to help guide the exorcism now lloyd blankfein of goldman sachs he said recently that he believes he's doing god's work when he's selling to pension funds the fraudulent mortgage backed securities that they're known for at goldman your thoughts of being a man of the cloth i have seen the adoption of religious posturing by everybody from the head of the new york police department to the mayor here to jamie dimon and chase it is simply it you have to understand in the in america we make

back in 1957 your father, the reverend billy graham was on this program.he context of how to spread the word to the public, how to talk about religion. we've been talking about de-emphasizing the talk of theology in our national political life and yet here was reverend billy graham saying, hey, now, we have to broadcast this. watch. >> i'm selling the greatest product in the world. why shouldn't it be promoted as well as soap? is that an accurate quote. >> i think it possibly is. >> do you care to explain it to us? >> yes, i do believe we can use modern means of communication. the problem of the church today is indifference in it's evangelistic thrust. it's facing indifference. we have the problem of communication, we have the message. but how to communicate it to the masses. we have used television and radio and the press in every way we possibly can to communicate the fact that christ can transform human lives. >> he was for and is for using every platform available. >> right. for the church, for my daddy who is an evangelist and televised his meetings,

the bushes had invited the reverend billy graham to join them. here in her cammys. this was in the saudi desert on thanksgiving day before the start of operation desert storm. i think mrs. bush on her fifth thanksgiving dinner at that time. and then once the campaign started, it was nonstop. here we were at a beauty salon in new hampshire. that is not helen thomas under there. let me clarify that. i know it looks like it. i'm not that cool. greeting well-wishers in pennsylvan pennsylvania. bowling for votes in ohio. and on the campaign plane with marvin bush. he was always fun to have around. it must have been -- yeah. here with marv, and we were also on a whistle stop tour through georgia. this was several weeks before the election. and after the third debate, after the crowds all come around and everybody shakes hands and takes pictures, mrs. bush beelined for ross perot because he made accusations the campaign had maligned his family and daughters, and mrs. bush wanted to set the record straight at that that just was not true. here she is with her newly adopted s

as you see, reverend billy graham is giving the eulogy. for those of you who are very interested in history -- and i know how magnificent this is, this is a wonderful opportunity for you to see the first time and the only time in the history of our country that five presidents and five first ladies attended president nixon's funeral. >>> you can watch "american artifacts" and other "american history tv" programs any time by visiting our website, c-span.org/history. >>> former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor was nominated by president reagan in 1981 and served on the court for 24 years before retiring in 2006. recently she and three current justices, ruth bader ginsburg, sonia sotomayor and elena kagan talked about how life and work, especially for women, has changed over 30 years. the supreme court historical society and the freedom forum co-hosted this hour-long event. [ applause ] [ applause ] >>> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'm greg joseph, president of the supreme court historical society. i'm delighted to welcome you

and the bushes had invited the reverend billy graham to join them. here in her camis. this is in the saudi desert on thanksgiving day. before the start of operation desert storm. i think mrs. bush was on her fifth thanksgiving dinner at that time. here we were at a beauty salon in new hampshire. that is not helen thomas. i know it looks like her. i'm not that cool. and on the campaign plain with marvin bush. who is always are fun to have around. here with marvin also we were on a whistle stop tour through georgia. this is several weeks before the election. and after the third debate, everybody comes around and takes pictures, mrs. bush beelined for ross perot because he had made some accusations that the campaign had maligned his family and his doctors and mrs. bush wanted to set the record straight that that was just not true. here she is with her newly adopted son. governor clinton. soon to be adopted son. still governor at the time. it's customary after the election that the first lady gives a tour to the newly elected first lady in the white house. here she is with

as you see, reverend billy graham is giving the eulogy and for those of you who are very interested in history, and i know how magnificent this is. this is a wonderful opportunity for you to see the first time and the only time in the history of our country that five presidents and five first ladies attended president nixon's funeral. >> you can watch american artifact and other american history tv programs any time by visiting our website, c-span.org/history. >>> in october of 1995, several vietnam war correspondents including peter arnett and bernard calb shared their experiences covering the war. this conference was hosted by the non-profit organization, no greater love. it's about an hour. >> my name's stanley. i served in world war ii as a gi then covered the algerian war in the middle east and so forth. and i got to vietnam, in my terms late, but early in other terms, in the middle of 1959. and the vietnam war was just a cloud on the horizon at that point the term vietcong had not been invented. actually the term vietcong was invented by the south vietnamese government. if you wa

as you see, reverend billy graham is giving the eulogy. for those of you who are very interested in history -- and i know how magnificent this is, this is a wonderful opportunity for you to see the first time and the only time in the history of our country that five presidents and five first ladies attended president nixon's funeral. >>> you can watch american artifacts and other "american history tv" progra a

well here in new york we are having a four o'clock rally in union square where reverend billy and the his stop shopping choir will announce the debt jubilee along with david greenberger and francis fox put in as well as jill stein who is the green party presidential candidate so it's a mock celebration because we are breaking the link between higher education and wall street tomorrow and so we thought we would celebrate this this horrible milestone with the banks or. it's great you ventured to cuba you want to get into the explain what that is. historically when deaths have been incredibly high in societies which the necessary to maintain. just harmony within society has been to a race the stats and so that's basically what it is those jubilees come every fifty maybe one hundred years we certainly haven't had one here in the united states so we thought hey why not one trillion dollars we may as well however own jubilee yeah it'd probably be one of the best things we could do economically for a whole generation of young americans coming out trying to find work i mean this is this is an

reverend billy will. be there. will be there in spirit ha. there were max i actually got a paper cut i think is from the paper devil life master. out she. very much looking forward to that tonight but let's move on some of the to these headlines here because we've just left behind europe and there's a debt storm behind us max europe may be heading back into debt storm a flood of easy money courtesy of the european central bank may for a calm start to two thousand and twelve but a poor spanish bond sale last week signals it may have only been a law well before the debt storm breaks analysts warn well i think of it more as a debt fondu really with that boy you take a country like greece you stick it on the fondue fork and he get put into the debt and then you serve it up to goldman sachs or j.p. morgan. all this to do is great now spain is being thrown into the debt fondue well this debt fondue has a shelf and it's called the central bankers and apparently they're however not bringing stability and magic recovery to the markets according to jon

none other than the reverend billy graham daughter on "meet the press" last sunday, easter sunday.o was an atheist, because i believe you need to have an acknowledgment of reverence and fear for all mighty god. i believe that is where wisdom comes from. that's what i look for in a president. i want my leader to have a fear and respect and a reverence for god. >> eric: votes her faith, the new faith that presidential candidate could believe in god and doesn't matter who or what your god represents. >> kimberly: it is her prerogative to decide what qualification or attribute or spiritualty of a candidate she would choose to support. many would agree with her. person of faith and spiritualty. considers consequences in the office of the presidency. >> bob: this is not a 2012 issue because romney and obama believe in god. i agree with that. i couldn't vote for atheist. the hardest thing in the world to be is an atheist. how can you accept and explain that? for me, the idea of somebody going in without the moral ground, would worry me. i think i would not vote for an atheist. i would not

actually in egypt, and we had a chance to chat with reverend noor who heads up an evangelical protestant church there- a world renowned figure on the level of billy graham in that part of the country, and to hear his struggle. i'll tell you- well, let me set it up this way, to show you that, again, how the conflicts exist in a place where you have one dominant religion and then minority religions. we walked in to meet this fellow and it was the end of our trip, and we were not aware of what a prestigious person this was, what a major world religious leader this was. and so we stumble into his office, we're nice enough, he's very polite, he allows us to set up, and we're just getting ready for the interview, and this man, this religious leader, this author of hundreds of books, suddenly breaks down into tears- he starts crying right there. and we're going, you know, "what? what's going on?" well, it turns out he'd just received a phone call, and a muslim who had converted to christianity- and as many of you may know, that can call, in some instances, for a death sentence- a muslim who was trying to leave the country, one of his follows had just be