so, if this was in tahiti, these would be tikis, like tiki torches, except these are kiki. that's what they were worshipping before the missionaries came along. now, it took him 30 years to conquer the place. he was kind of a middling successful warrior, lots of mayhem, lots of butchery. tens of thousands of people died. some escaped, including this fella. when he got to new england, they couldn't pronounce his name, so they called him henry obookiah. now, he had seen his family butchered in a parade by some of the command soldiers. he jumped into the water, swam to an american ship, got away, went all the way around the world, settled in connecticut, went to yale, went to congregationalist seminary, and was imbued with the mission of spirit. now, we did not send missionaries to hawaii because we're americans and that's what they do. it took him years of yelling at them -- if you people really believe all this jesus stuff, you would send missionaries to my country and end this horror. it took him, i think it was seven years, and they finally said okay, okay, all right. so,

we went to tahiti. i bought porsches, b.m.w.'s fast boats, ski boats, houseboats. our home here in redding, it's about 4400 square feet. we built a pool in the backyard. -good morning, boyce. -hello, nicole. -where are you flying to today? -i'm heading to the bay area. i have a concrete pour going on, and hopefully i'll be home in time for dinner. i have an airplane now. -afternoon. -how are ya? -good. how are you doing today? -we fueled up, ready to go? -we're ready to go. -when i bought this airplane, when i got up in the air and looked down, i thought, "we're here. "i don't know where here is, but we're here." it doesn't get any better than this. -oh, but it does, because when boyce comes down from the clouds, it's to enjoy time on the ground in his true pride and joy. -welcome to our mount shasta retreat. this is what dreams are made of, right here. we basically sit on 60 acres. the house is about 8,000 square feet. and as you can see, the logs are magnificent. this is the great room. this is my favorite place in the entire house, mostly because this tree right

what is t in tahiti is k in hawaii. >> these are kigi. that's what they were worshipping until the missionaries came along. he was a successful warrior. lots of may hem, lots of butchery. some escaped. including this fellow. he settled in connecticut went to yale. he was imbued with the spirit of mission. we did not send missionaries to hawaii because we're americans and that's what they do. it took them years of yelling at them. if you believed all this jesus stuff you would send missionaries to my country and end this horror. it took seven years, and it said okay, all right. he started translating the bike el. and they said, well, do you really know english that well. he who knows english? he went from hebrew to hawaiian. there are grammatical and structural similarities that made hebrew easy for him. these are smart people he got tif us and died. he never got to go back, so everybody's sorry. we put together a mission -- left in 1819 got there in 18920. while he was over here studying and translating the bible. by the time he started c