when he was talking to rick warren at saddle back church and rick warren asked him about same-sex marriage obama said i believe marriage is between a man and a woman and i don't believe it should be other things because and then he used this term as a christian i believe god is in the mix. he said it was because he was a christian. one of three things had to have happen is my conclusion. he was lying in 2008, lying now saying he is all for same-sex marriage, or the bible got re-written and he was the only one who got the new version. what other option is there? i don't feel like my view is all that crazy or out there. it is the same view that has been held and the view the president himself has held. >> host: but a lot has changed since 2008. you can no longer be a democrat who doesn't not gay marriage. they all seem to have quote unquote evolved on that issue. and even some republicans have come out in support of gay marriage. do you think you can become president of the united states without agreeing on that issue considering how large a voting group the millennial generation will be? >>

when he was talking to rick warren's, in august of 2008 and rick warren asked him about same-sex marriage is what he said is that i believe marriage is between a man and a woman and i don't believe it should be other things because and use this term because as a christian i believe god is in the mix. now brock obama lived leave that in 2008 as did hillary clinton and joe biden, as did every democratic presidential candidate that i know of. here's my point, if brock obama had set i believe that marriage is between a man and woman because that's over capable of feeling and doing as a society that i would have granted him the license to change his mind. that's not what he said, he said it was because he was a christian. here's my conclusion, one of three things had to have happen. brock obama was line in 2008, he was lying to us when he's all for same-sex marriage or the bible got rewritten written. and he was the only one of got the new version. so tell me what other option is there, that's my point, i don't feel like my you is all that crazier out there, it's the same view that's been held

as rick warren settled, there may not be -- there usually is a church, mosque or other place of worshipgaging and leveraging the reach of faith leaders can be critical in the 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 these issues through a variety of lenses including active collaboration around the aids 2012 conference in d.c. as well as through janet fleischmann's work looking for opportunities for faith leaders to play a role in promoting knowledge of an 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 benefits associated with the role. the use of basic health services including family planning and immunizati immunization, as well as con tro rersys in places like uganda where discrimination against the lgbt community and people living with hiv. moving forward it will be important to enga

he has done nothing about rick warren. how many childcare spaces we could have created with $1 billion? >> ms. may has not had much of a chance to address these questions. >> the way the greens advocate that we change the positions is to create a council of canadian governments which would include building on the council of better ration by provincial territorial representation from municipal and local government as well as first nations. around the same table we need to deal with the senate. it's not my top tired because it's hard. will require opening the constitution. we think we should amend the amending formula for the that canadians can change her constitution by referendum instead of the antiquated formula we are saddled with today. >> mr. trudeau the prime minister called you out and said their liberal senators on the web site. is larry. >> is not part of our caucus. a number of them have chosen to be independent and semi-chosen to continue to call themselves liberals but unlike what mr. harper just said which is t

warren olney: rick tuttle is the former elected city comptroller in los angeles. tuttle.at is another you were a very good-looking young man, by the way. [laughter] julian bond: thank you so much. rick: uni met in 63 and that summer -- you and i met in 63 in that summer. julian bond: you look like that rick tuttle. how strange. tuttles. [laughter] julian bond: when jimmy carter became governor i was in the legislature and i was not a big fan. i thought he was deceitful and office.aign to win the i cannot remember who i supported but it was somebody beside him until the won the primary.- he wonn the i was a yellow dog democrat. i was not pleased with him as a candidate. i dide ran for president not support him, i supported teddy kennedy. i remember flying from atlanta full ofork on the bus georgia convention delegates. i was the only one for teddy kennedy with all of these people who play to jimmy carter. ledged to jimmy carter. they were very nice to me. you could tell they hated me. [laughter] julian bond: he was a better president i thought than a governor and w

warren buffett's and 3g capital in brazil. known for cost controls. drug maker lacks shut down a plant that discovered rick perry a that caused -- bacteria that caused legionnaires disease. routine testing found the bacteria in a cooling tower. 400 employees who work there have been told to stay away into the towers are cleaned up. the plant produces inhaled drugs like those for asthma. guidance. raising its finally, in up arrow story. expecting all three to increase in 2015. in the next three years, following its takeover of directv and two mexican wireless companies. now looking for adjusted eps of 262 22 68. the whole range above the estimate on the street of 257. macy's says second-quarter sales unexpectedly fell. bases relied on discounts to clear seasonal inventory that had been delayed at west coast ports. having its forecast for the year saying revenue is likely to be flat. we will have the ceos take from 10:45 eastern.at stephanie will interview the ceo of macy's. ge has sold off another chunk of its financial finance business, capital one has agreed to buy ge's health-care finance unit which offe

. >> reporter: rick perry raised 1 million the old-fashioned way but his pac raised 11 million from just two billionaires kelsey warren and entrepreneur darwin deeson. ted cruz pacs raised more from two investors. >> you have to have enough to get your message out. >> reporter: scott walker's pacs raised 26 million, much of up from two million. roofing millionaire diane hendricks and chicago cubs jeb bush raised a record-setting 103 million pac dollars. 26 donors gave at least $1 million each. but fortunes could change after thursday. >> if somebody makes a big mistake in the debate and flubs something, it could have an impact. the money may dry up or slow down. >> reporter: on the democratic side hillary clinton raised 47 million. 62% came from individuals giving the maximum $2700. her pac took in 25 million. big donors include entertainment exec haim saban and billionaire george soros. superpacs are the lifeblood of this campaign. according to a.p. roughly one-third of all the money raised so far came from just 60 donors. bret? >> william, thank you. >>> the people fighting a huge wildfire in northern california say

rick perry. his radical proposal to put wall street in its place. plan tol aspect of his reform the financial sector puts him in alliance with liberal radicals such as elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. one more call for teddy downey. kathy in buffalo. caller: good morning. my comment is this. educationlower level aren't qualified for low-wage jobs. we also make up the largest portion in the population of america and other countries. ormer per to earn 100 lower levelbs at education, we would become less reliant on government subsidies. so that is your call for increasing the minimum wage? caller: yes. host: final comments. guest: i miss the question. missed the question. host: she was talking about increasing the minimum wage would make people less reliant on government benefits. guest: that's absolutely right. the minimum wage is a way to address the fundamental lack of competition throughout the economy. when there is competition, employers fight to attract the best talent and pay their workers the best and give them good benefits. and that competitive environment creates less of a need for the minimum wage. when you have a largely consolidated economy that lack

place, they say that rick perry didn't come out and say but a crucial aspect of his plan to reform the financial sector puts him in alliance with liberal radicals such as elizabeth warren bernie sanders, reports peter schroeder cho gave the details of a major speech that rick perry delivered two weeks ago. one more call for teddy downy. we go to buffalo. kathy, good morning. >> caller: good morning. hello, c-span. thanks for taking my call. >> you bet. >> caller: my comment is this, people of lower education are qualified for lower wage jobs and we make the largest population in america and other countries, too. if we were to earn 100 or more per hour from jobs of lower level education, we will become less reliant on government subsidies. okay. i take my call off the line. >> that's your call for increasing the minimum wage? >> caller: yes. >> yeah. final comments, teddy downy. any >> i missed the question. >> she was talking about people making more money through minimum wage and they would be less reliant on government benefits. >> that's right. again, i put us back to the point i made originally which is that the minimum wage and the discussion about the minimum wag

rick perry. his radical proposal to put wall street in its place. plan tol aspect of his reform the financial sector puts him in alliance with liberal radicals such as elizabeth warrennd bernie sanders. one more call for teddy downey. kathy in buffalo. caller: good morning. my comment is this. educationlower level aren't qualified for low-wage jobs. we also make up the largest portion in the population of america and other countries. ormer per to earn 100 lower levelbs at education, we would become less reliant on government subsidies. so that is your call for increasing the minimum wage? caller: yes. host: final comments. guest: i miss the question. missed the question. host: she was talking about increasing the minimum wage would make people less reliant on government benefits. guest: that's absolutely right. the minimum wage is a way to address the fundamental lack of competition throughout the economy. when there is competition, employers fight to attract the best talent and pay their workers the best and give them good benefits. and that competitive environment creates less of a need for the minimum wage. when you have a largely consolidated economy that lacks