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Old fashion. they are medieval or ancient depending who is reading the talking point at the time. some of the arguments are semi-real. others are transparently fake. still others flatly contradict one another. rhetorically the democratic case against walls has been a mask from the beginning. at one point house speaker nancy pelosi tried to bring order to the chaos flatly declaring that walls are immoral. she said that repeatedly with the force of religious edict in effect it was. but in the end ...

Walls are excessive and too old fashion. they are medieval or ancient depending who is reading the talking point at the time. some of the arguments are semi-real. others are transparently fake. still others flatly contradict one another. rhetorically the democratic case against walls has been a mask from the beginning. at one point house speaker nancy pelosi tried to bring order to the chaos flatly declaring that walls are immoral. she said that repeatedly with the force of religious edict in ef...

Traditionally the story begins in bethlehem with the babies while in a manger but some believe it began long before that with adam and eve in the garden of eden. >> and animatic prophecy. >> reporter: jesuss birth is foreshadowed in the birth of genesis, the first book of the bible, when adam and eve attempted by serpent, the devil, defied gods edict by eating forbidden fruit. the prophecy begins in this verse was the lord god said to the serpent because you have done this i will put them in any...

>> faithful people worry the secular world is trying to take christ out of christmas. of pupils those younger people, millennials christmas is becoming more of a cultural holiday than religious holiday. there a recent gallup poll on the importance of religion is a mixed bag, 51% of americans, 62% of christian saying it is very important but plenty of other thing is only fairly important or very important. how do you avoid losing the reason for the christmas holiday? >> no doubt christmas is beco...

>> mike: faithful people wary of the secular world is trying to take christ out of christmas. a pew poll shows that younger people, millennials, christmas is becoming more of a cultural holiday than a religious holiday. a recent gallup pole on the importance of -- 60 2% of christians saying its very important but others saying its only fairly important but not very important. how do you avoid losing the reason for the christmas holiday? >> there is no doubt that christmas is becoming more secula...

Babel swaddled in a manger, but some scholars believe it became long before that with adam and eve in the garden of eden. biblical scholar dr. timothy keller says jesus birth is foreshadowed in the book of genesis, the first book of the bible when adam and eve were tempted by a serpent and defied gods edict by eating forbidden fruit. the lord god said to the serpent, because you have done this, i will put enmity between you and the woman, between you and her seed. she shall strike your head, you...

Acts as the first christian emperor of rome is to issue the edict of milan. this not only makes christianity legal, but favored. >> this is a big one. for the first time, a roman emperor decided to ally with the church. that meantime the whole of the known world was at the disposal of the church. >> as constantine moves christianity from outlaw to exalted, church and state become intertwined. >> constantine saw in christianity a way of uniting the empire. a new ideology that would give everybody...

Constantly. the edict was, if its making people laugh, its okay. >> i think you can tell what kind of a lover a man is going to be because of the way he tinkles. if a man in a room that is fully lit cannot hit a hole this big around -- >> im going to ponder that one. >> there are some people who say that some of the things that you do or say are vulgar. does that turn -- >> life is vulgar. life is outrageous. i find whats made my comedy work as much as its worked, i say things that everybody els...

Ascend to the bench may put ideology behind them and try to do whats right. im not saying this isnt political. politically elected people nominate judges, appoint judges, so obviously theres political elements to it. but judges really take, by and large, this edict seriously. no matter what their ideology is, theyre pretty committed to the fair rule of law. and having a president come at them may have the unintended effect, one can only hope, of stiffening their spines and doing whats right and ...

>> this is an era where women just didnt do that. >> youre 30 years old, youre not married, youre an old maid. a man, hes 90 years old, not married, hes a catch. its a whole different thing. >> she would push the boundaries constantly. the edict was, if its making people laugh, its okay. >> i think you can tell what kind of a lover a man is going to be because of the way he tinkles. if a man in a room that is fully lit cannot hit a hole this big around -- >> im going to ponder that one. >> there...