rick warren and all the ngo's, on the ground in africa, god bless you. i am president we will restore that funding, but if you do not deal with the entitlement problem where all the money goes to pay medicare and social security, there will not be a dime left for the military. the dime left to help people in africa. the reason i want to help people in africa, because it will make things safer here. america is best when she is leading the world. when it comes to radical islam here is my policy, whatever it takes as long as it beats these guys. how do you defeat them? keep them from praying -- p reying on the poor. you build a schoolhouse for a remote village, which is a bigger threat. this is a generational struggle. these are religious nazis. they have to be degraded and eventually destroyed and the way we will do it is part of people in the region. we will help them help themselves and build those defenses between ourselves and radical islam. we will rebuild our defense system and go after these actors and kill every one of them -- bastards and kill eve

as rick warren church noted there may not be a church in every town village but there is usually a church, mosque or other place of worship. it can be critical to meeting global health and development goals. we have explored issues through ava right of issues including active collaboration around the aids. as well as controversies in places like uganda where discrimination against the lgbt endanger people living in hiv. moving forward it will be critical to find ways to engage productively on these sensitive issues. it is essential to better understand roles and contributions of faith based providers and improve coordination between faith and health communities. we will hear more from our panelists today. >> thank you and good morning. on behalf of the authors i'm delighted to introduce this session from the lancet on faith-based health care. this is made possible by capital for good. in addition to the book lets you have received, additional information is available online for free and full contents will be published in the weekly edition of "the lancet" next month. faith-based organizat

. >> rerun the footage of obama telling rick warren that marriage is between a man and a woman. >> do we have a white supremacist on every time we talk? no. >> we have a movement led by the south carolina governor to take down the confederate flag and bruce jenner becoming caitlyn jenner. if you are on the opposite side of all these questions, do you feel that some people feel marginalized by the media culture and the way these are approached? >> the polling for gay marriage is saying about 55% of the american people support it and 30% are opposing it. you compared that to white supremacists. >> it's hard to find people on the other side. at some point public opinion tips so far -- >> why is it so hard -- >> it's tipped that far in civil rights. you know what? it wasn't hard to find people who were opposed to the supreme court decision. there were plenty of them running for president on the republican party. >> is there an implication in the tone of the coverage that if you are on the other side of this question particularly gay marriage that you are a bigot? >> there's no doubt there

. >> can you re-run the foot average of president obama telling rick warren he believes marriage is between a man and a woman. >> settled law and settled beliefs, do we have a white supremacist on every time we talk about a civil rights issue? no. >> we have gay marriage and we have the movement led by republican governor haley to take down the confederate flag, and bruce jenner becoming caitlyn jenner. some are offended. do you feel if you are on the opposite side, that people feel marginalized by the media? >> 55 percent of the american people support and 30 percent or 40 percent oppose. you compared 30 percent to 40 percent to white supremacist saying it was on par of that, why do we have to --. >> i am saying at some point just pick up on christina's comment where it is hard to find people on the or side, at some point public opinion tips so far --. >> but 30 percent to 40 percent --. >> it has tipped that far in civil rights. it wasn't hard to find people who were opposed to the supreme court decision, there everyone plenty running for president on the republican party. >> is there an

president had maintained throughout his presidency the position he took in 2008 when he said to pastor rick warrenck church that he believed marriage was between a man and a woman and he went on to say that he believed that because as a christian, it was in the bible and god was in the mix. suddenly when the donors pushed him to take a different position, which he did, and by the way, there is only one of three explanations as to how he could arrive at that new conclusion since he said it was in the bible either he was lying in 2008, he has been lying since 2012, or the bible has been rewritten and he was the only one i got the new version but i have the new version and it is the only one that has not been rewritten yet. [applause] mr. huckabee: so let me -- mr. luntz: so which is it? so which is it? mr. huckabee: the president certainly sets the mood -- mr. luntz: so which is it? was he lying in 2008 or in 2012? mr. huckabee: while i know the scripture has not been rewritten, so he used religion, he used faith, as a way to cause people to say, he is ok, he things like we do, when in fact he did n

as rick warren of saddleback church has noted, there may not be a health facility in every town, village and hamlet but there usually is a church or a mosque or another place of worship. engaging and leveraging the reach of faith leaders can be critical to meeting global health and development goals. the nexus between faith and health and the potential for better cooperation and new partnerships is an important topic for us here at csis. we've explored the issues through a variety of lenses including active collaboration with the faith community around the aids 2012 conference here in d.c., as well as through janet fleischman's work looking at opportunities for faith leaders to play a role in promoting knowledge of and access to family planning and reproductive health services. these issues will continue to be a focus of our work. as we celebrate the role faith-based health care can play in the global health arena we must also acknowledge the challenges and disagreements that are sometimes associated with the community's role notably in encourage organize discouraging the use of services

as rick warren noted, there may not be a health facility in every town, village and hamlet throughoutorld but there usually is a church or a mosque or another place of worship. engaging in leveraging the reach of faith leaders can be critical to meeting global health and development goals. the nexus between faith and help and the potential for better cooperation and new partnerships is an important topic for us here at csis. we've explored the issues through a variety of lenses including active collaboration with the faith community around the aids 2012 and playing a role in knowledge of and access to family planning and reproductive health services. these issues will continue to be a focus of our work. as we celebrate the role faith-based health care can play in the global health arena, we must also acknowledge the challenges and disagreements that are sometimes associated with the faith community's role, notably in discouraging or opposing the use of basic health services including family planning and immunization as well as controversies in places like uganda where discrimination i

warren. and live at 1:00 p.m. eastern it is republican presidential candidate and former texas governor rick perry. he will be the speaker at the national press club. again, that is at 1:00 p.m. eastern. we will it here for you on c-span. at 2:30 eastern, president obama will be making remarks on the economy. he will be speaking at the university of luck -- wisconsin at la crosse. it would come at no surprise if the president talks about the june jobs report. the unemployment rate dropped against 25.3% with 23,000 jobs added last month. -- 223,000 jobs added last month. hiring has rebounded in recent months, along with other indicators like home sales and consumer spending. the job market's steady path of growth -- pace of growth stands in contrast to woes overseas. and concerns are arising about the slowdown in china. that again from today's "new york times." >> here are just a few of our featured programs for the three-day holiday weekend on the c-span networks. on c-span friday night at 8:00 eastern, radio personalities and executives at the annual talkers magazine conference. saturday night at