. >> we are back with james robison and dr.ay richards, authors of a brand new book called "indivisible." i want to talk about the fact historically when they have been great moments in which america has sort of gotten back on track from slipping away, one of the things that you come forthwith is that it's not usually a political movement, its a spiritual movement from brings america back around. tell me what you mean by a spiritual movement awakening and how does that happen? >> look at the history of the western consult -- cultural. the second great awakening is us abandoning slavery and huge social reform in the united states. we think culture and religious and faith are prior to politics. politics is a function of that but if we just look for political solutions it will at best be superficial. >> should christians only vote for avis tan in office or does it matter about the faith of the individual who is running as it does about the faith of the people of the person who is running. >> we need people to become inform and inv

>>mark: dan kerman tells us the rehearing decision for robison a lies with the judge's. panel ruling two-one the proposition 8 was unconstitutional. now, backers have asked and 11 member panels to rehear the case. it will take a majority of judges to agree. see if they do them a new hearing will take place. >> backers say there is no way the entire night circuit was signed off on a decision like this. attorneys say the to same- sex couples tested for the right to marry oppose the rehearing and will continue to fight for the tens of thousands of californians who are being denied basic justice, due process in the quality. >>mark: a quick break as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look outside of this wednesday morning. in mild start with highs in the '70s. >> is with great sadness that i announce that i will resign as australia's minister. i am sad because i love this job. i am totally dedicated to the work that we are doing in australia's name around the world. i believe that we have achieved many good results for australia. >> they're predicting asia now taking pl

i would also offer to the court as well the johnson against robison case, where the court said, when inclusion of one group promotes or addresses a state interest, and the addition of others would not, then the state is justified in acting upon those differences and drawing that classification. i would like to also refer the court quickly here, let me just -- >> nothing's been done very quickly here. [ laughter ] >> soi'm sorry? >> nothing has been done very quickly here. >> and when you're in the red that doesn't mean you have much time remaining. [ laughter ] >> fair enough. if the court will just give me 30 seconds, because this is a point that is clearly very much on the mind of the court. the roemer case i want to share you the passage "yet amendment 2 in explicit terms does more than repeal or rescind these provisions. it prohibits all legislative executive or judicial action at any level of state or local government designed to protect the named class, a class we shall refer to as homosexual persons." the point is that amendment 2 was unprecedented. it was extraordinary, and w

pete seeger is providing the music, paul robison is providing the music. you've got a couple of delegates there who become united states senators, one of which is george mcgovern. and they kind of go off on to their own, but their campaign is downward, downward, downward with the progressives. the dixiecrats meet again, they nominate strom thurmond. all the while things are going on in the world and in the country. as the conventions are meeting, uncle joe stalin decides he's going to blockade berlin. so what do you do, do you start a world war? do you send the convoys in? or do you do an air lift? do you figure out how to do an air lift to supply the people of west berlin before they riot and demand communism? and america figures out how to do that. and one of the things going on, you've got the return of the peacetime draft. now, world war ii it was a segregated army. the blacks are saying, okay, we put up with that during the war. we're not putting up with that again, and a. phillip randolph says to harry ru -- truman, you do this again, i'm going to ha